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We all wish we had a teacher like this
posted by Christ, what an asshole
on Nov 5, 2009 -
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We need a way to have, buy, and sit on fewer and better things. — from the CICINA, a 20 minute video presentation on their effort to compare all things in a massive bracketed set of 214 binary judgements. Which is better: Apples or Oranges?
posted by blasdelf
on Oct 30, 2008 -
22 comments
Plainview is a free full-screen web browser for your mac.
Until now, you had two options for showing Internet work: capture it all to Quicktime and throw it into Powerpoint or Keynote (looks nice but no interactivity as everything has to be canned) or show it in your browser (interactive but with ugly chrome distracting people from your beautiful sites).
So here's a third option. Fire up your full-screen browser and let your audience focus on the work. [more inside]
posted by krautland
on Oct 27, 2008 -
52 comments
Pecha Kucha - get to the point. 20 slides in 20 seconds. Talk about what you want. Your city probably has a night for it.
posted by Extopalopaketle
on Jun 24, 2008 -
17 comments
LEGO is full of WIN - Roo Reynolds' Interesting 2008 talk.
posted by nthdegx
on Jun 24, 2008 -
26 comments
What are those circular disc things that you rotate to look up information? Volvelles. [more inside]
posted by aeschenkarnos
on Apr 8, 2008 -
12 comments
If you had HBO in the 80's, you saw this every night at 8pm. HBO put together a brief behind-the-scenes featurette showing everything from the construction of the models to the composition of the music.
posted by dr_dank
on Mar 15, 2008 -
63 comments
Magic Ink - Information Software and the Graphical Interface
posted by Gyan
on Apr 7, 2007 -
29 comments
British television presentation, past and present. For the lover of Channel 5, DOGs, presenters, and mocking in all of us.
posted by armage
on Apr 20, 2004 -
6 comments
Body sushi by Gary Arabia. (SFW)
posted by xmattxfx
on Aug 19, 2003 -
61 comments
Decoding Visual Language Elements in News Content is an MFA thesis examining how layout, cropping, image selection et al. influence the way the content is perceived. The interactive demo is especially interesting; you can take some TV and magazine layouts and switch out pictures and other elements. It's fascinating to see how different cropping and tints affect your impressions of the content. Media literacy -- especially right now -- is a good thing. (Link via Stan Chin.)
posted by Vidiot
on Mar 21, 2003 -
12 comments