multimedia authoring @ facebook / multimedia @ VU / MMA
This site is open for SGC, that is student-generated content, relevant for the course.
Beware that everything is public, though, and behave accordingly!
deadline(s) / inspiration(s) / idea(s)
lecture(s):
wk 36-42, wednesday 11.00-12.45; zl. WN-M647
In the last session, you may apply for grading. See requirement(s) for grading.
important -- track(s)
due to the wide variety of students, and in particular of LifeStyle Informatics (LI) students, it is now possible to choose a track, either basic, regular or advanced. Naturally, LI students should choose for the basic track,
and my advice is to start exploring the draw example in key(s). This may also a viable option for IMM students. And, don't forget to look at the blob(s)! Advanced students may want to look at physic(s).
the course multimedia authoring provides you with the skill(s) to develop interactive media applications (possibly) with video and mini-games, using XML, flex/as3 and/or html/js ...
Subpages (2): announcement(s) schedule(s)
3/12/2014, via email, I wrote: next grading jan 15, 2014
the next round of grading will be jan 15, 2014
if you want to be graded in this round, send a request (with your names and groupnumber) to eliens@cs.vu.nlbefore jan 15 (2014).
Make sure your portfolios are complete, following the guidelines in:
https://sites.google.com/site/multimediaauthoringvu/grading-requirement-s
friday 11/10/2013, via email, I wrote:
following the comments of Gijs
https://sites.google.com/site/multimediaauthoringvu/teachers-comments
(thanks Gijs) I had another look at your portfolio(s), and, if appropriate,
updated your status
As indicated by the work in progress presentations, many of you are (very) well
on track, but some are still missing some of the basic exercises,
and 11 are either NOL or NOF (not online or found).
Next wednesday are the presentations of the final project, for which
those groups that are ready for grading will get priority.
However, if we have time left, also the other groups are welcome to present.
You will get 4 minutes, with possibly one minute for some feedback from class,
that is after 3 minutes I will give a signal, indicating that you must finalize your
presentation within 2 minutes!
For those that are not ready fro grading, you may submit a request later by email,
and you can check: http://www.cs.vu.nl/~eliens/mma/participant.html
to see whether there is an R with your group.a
After grading (the first round of which
will be after 30 october)
https://sites.google.com/site/multimediaauthoringvu/grading-requirement-s
you may check:
http://www.cs.vu.nl/~eliens/mma/class-13-ma.html
for the results.
Note, I will not communicate any grades via email.
However, if for one reason or another you are dissatisfied with your grade
after obtaining it from vunet, you may contact me by email for further negotiation(s).
This is a preliminary schedule only. See announcement(s) for updates.
criteria / assignment(s) / deadline(s) ? / grading(s)
the requirements for grading may be refined during the course.
However, for clarity:
minimal requirement(s)
Let there be no mistake, without an updated portfolio and a serious essay, no grading!
And, I repeat, your (also intermediary) feedback will be highly appreciated!
deadline(s)
First date of delivery and grading: 30 october 2013, after that there will be other rounds of grading on demand, for more information, see final grading!
about the essay (new):
The primary importance of the essay is to serve as a reflection and experience report on your approach, the track chosen, your initial skill level and what you learned along the way. Discuss the problems you encountered and how you solved them. Also you may include a brief evaluation of the course, that is how it worked for you. And of course you may discuss more serious topic(s), including technical and design issues. The overall length of the essay should be 2-3 pages, but no more than 5!
deliverable(s)
When applying for grading all results must be available on your website, as well as in a zip package!
At the beginning of the project, you have to create a web site that gives access to all deliverables, and finally a package for download (in zip format). During the course of the project, the website must reflect goals, progess, and achievements, preferably by demonstration(s) of partial results.
No need to repeat that all deliverables must be made available from your website. Finally, for documentation use PDF or HTML. In particular, .doc files will not be accepted!
moral(s) / participant(s) / rule(s) / education(s) / student(s) work / course(s) / norm(s)
beyond doubt -- excellent
excellent -- but who has been cheating?
submit review(s) / result(s) / feedback / evaluation(s) / participant(s)
review(s) by peers is an effective means to get feedback on how your projects are perceived by your fellow students. Keep in mind that everything you write is publicly visible, and that you are required to state who you are, as a reviewer!
remark(s)
multimedia authoring / answer(s) / challenge(s)
Students that are absent during one or more lectures or meeting are (kindly) requested to write the date of absence, their name, and the reason for their absence(s).
pose your question(s) here, as follows:
Q: who will answer my question?
A: that is, indeed, the question!
creative / idea(s) / plan(s) / multimedia authoring / skill(s)
question(s)
Q:
A:
multimedia authoring / rule(s)
Students that are absent during one or more lectures or meeting are (kindly) requested to write the date of absence, their name, and the reason for their absence(s).
creative / idea(s) / plan(s) / multimedia authoring / skill(s)
23/9/2013: from facebook:
Evaluation based on student’s course background, tech-use, and overall effort!
Scale: Excellent / Good / Average / Bad / Very Bad
Evaluated on: 11 – 10 – 2013
1. Moustafa Alebhayan (MsCS): NOL
As 1: Average (Flex)
As 2: Average (Flex)
As 3: Bad (Flex) When I annotate the slider, the lines jump across the screen.
2. Dwayne Gefferie (IMM):
As 1: Average (JS)
As 2: Average (JS)
As 3: Average (JS)
3. Jip de Beer (IMM):
As 1: Good: (JS/SVG)
As 2: Missing
As 3: Missing
4. Emiel van Lankveld (IMM) Joeri Donker (IMM)
As 1: Average: hyperlink missing in logo(JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
5. Patrick Brouwer (IMM) Jan-Gerrit Kortes(IMM)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Average (JS) media viewer has no navigation.
As 3: Missing
6. Jorien van Ginkel (IMM) Ivana Saraber(IMM) Rhiannon Rozeboom(IMM)
As 1: Excellent (JS)
As 2: Average: missing logo in media viewer (JS)
As 3: Missing
7. Ema Ciobanu (Inf) Tatiana Cristea
As 1: Excellent (Flex)
As 2: Excellent: please include logo somewhere (Flex)
As 3: Excellent (Flex)
8. Marc Went (CS) Laila van Ments (LI)
As 1: Excellent (CSS)
As 2: Excellent (JS)
As 3: Excellent (JS)
9. Mariette Castillion (IMM): NOL
10. Rebecca Engler (MsCS)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Excellent (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
11. Taco van de Belt (IMM): NOP
12. Alejandro Els(IMM)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Missing
13. Ilse Epskamp (LI)
As 1: Average (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
14. Tessa de Jong (LI)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good, please include some sort of navigation in your viewer (JS)
As 3: Missing
15. Suzanne Tolmeijer (LI) Romy Blankendaal (LI)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
16. Soufyan Belkaid (IMM)
As 1: Average (JS)
As 2: Average (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
Remark: Please rename the home.html to index.html and include a clear navigation on your page for the assignments.
17. Harvard Lundberg (Exchange): NOL
18. Sven van den Beukel (IMM) Rik Smit (IMM)
As 1: Good (JS/CSS)
As 2: Good: please include your logo somewhere (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
19. Ana Ion (PD CS) Marina Ciocea (PDCS)
As 1: Excellent (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Excellent (JS)
20. Teo Grigorev (CS)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Missing
As 3: Missing
21. Ivo wijnker (Inf)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good (JS/CSS)
As 3: Average (JS) Only slow paced drawing creates lines.
22. Kayleigh Beard (LI)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Missing
As 3: Missing
23. Martijn van der Burg (IMM) Matthijs de Mari (IMM)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
24. Supriya Rambali (LI) Priscilla Jainandunsing (Ms CS)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
25. Yasmina Kada (LI) Hilal Aydin (LI): NOP
26. Kim Bosman (LI) Annigje van der Wel (LI)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good: Please include the logo from as 1(JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
27. Kariem Sleften (IMM) Hugo Brouwer (IMM)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
28. Koen van der Veen (LI) Maurits Bleeker (LI)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Excellent (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
29. Leon de Zwart (Inf)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Average: Need more media sources to be a media viewer, missing logo. (JS)
As 3: Bad (JS) Not working properly
30. Millen Mortier (LI): NOF
31. Tim Loyen (IMM) Rudy Marsman (IMM)
As 1: Average (JS)
As 2: Good: Slider goes crazy when changing speed(JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
32. Willeke van Vught (LI)
As 1: Good (CSS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
33. Alexandru Asandei (Ms CS) Nadina Sovaiala (Ms CS)
As 1: Good (JS/CSS)
As 2: Good nice interaction with the entire page. (JS)
As 3: Missing
34. Jorik Spijkerman (Inf) Bart Luik (Inf): NOF
Url: bartluik.nl/main.html
As 1: Good (JS/CSS)
As 2: Good nice interaction with the entire page. (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
35. Faraicha Wagid Hosain (LI) Aeron Yung (LI)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
36. Wesley Nitikromo (IMM)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Average (JS)
37. Julia Salomons (CS): NOL
Url: few.vu.nl/~jss298/Concept.php
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Average (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
38. Florina Moldavan (IWT): NOL
39. Luca Michele Gallo (CS) Angelo Nicola Di Martino (CS)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Average (JS)
40. Mike Spits (IMM) Guido Spooren(IMM)
As 1: Average (JS)
As 2: Average (JS)
As 3: Missing
41. Meng Xiao Qian (AUC)
As 1: Average (JS)
As 2: Good: Not working properly on Firefox, please fix browser compatibility. (JS)
As 3: Missing
42. Robin Kurvers (LI)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Missing
As 3: Missing
43. Sinziana Filip(PD CS) Roxana Cristian (AI)
As 1: Good (Flex)
As 2: Good (Flex)
As 3: Excellent (Flex)
44. Victor Kramer (IMM)
As 1: Excellent: nice effect! (JS)
As 2: Missing
As 3: Missing
45. Robin Rahman (IMM)
As 1: Average (JS)
As 2: Average (JS)
As 3: Average (JS)
46. Anita Tran (LI): NOP
47. Tom de Jong (LI) Wijnand van der Paauw (LI): NOP
48. Felix Heijke (Inf) Leroy van de Merkt (Inf): NOP
49. Gossa Lo (LI) Anouk Boukema (LI)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Average: Need media viewer navigating through media (images/videos) (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
Remark: every hyperlink opens new tab, please keep to one screen for convenience.
50. Laura van der Lubbe (LI)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Good (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
51. Jacco van Splunter (IMM) Stijn Tensen (IMM): NOF
52. Esra Atescelik (MS CS)
As 1: Average: missing link in logo (CSS)
As 2: Average: not sure if this is a media viewer? Review the concept (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
53. Meera Sasai (IMM): NOP
54. Aydin Cortuk (IMM) Ismael El Hadad Hakim (IMM)
As 1: Average (JS)
As 2: Average (JS)
As 3: Average (JS)
55. Milton Ramsamoedj (LI)
As 1: Good (Flex)
As 2: Average (Flex)
As 3: Missing
56. Nathalie Post (LI) : NOP
Url: nathaliepost.com/mma/
57. Vito Chin-A-Sen (Inf) Michelle Tjoe-A-On (Inf)
As 1: Good (JS)
As 2: Average (JS)
As 3: Good (JS)
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