by Nuno Correia · September 2, 2010 at 15:34 · Category: Resources ·
In August, I developed 3 “learning objects” related to Flash and ActionScript, entitled “Multimedia Development”: http://multimediadev.wordpress.com/
This is similar to an online course (although allowing for self-exploration), and somehow adapts some of the lessons I’ve been teaching in my latest Flash-related courses. It has been commissioned by Tallinn University. Check it out if you want to learn Flash/ActionScript 3, or if you are just curious. Feedback is welcome.
The combination of HTML5, JavaScript and the evolution of browsers will allow for audio manipulation and visualization similar to what can today be achieved with Flash.
David Humphrey has been experimenting on top of Mozilla’s extensible platform. His explorations can be found at the Mozilla Hacks Blog:
One example, quoted from Mozilla Hacks: “(…) done by Jacob Seidelin, and shows many cool 2D visualizations of audio using our API. You can see the live version on his site, or check out this video:”
by Nuno Correia · February 8, 2010 at 2:59 · Category: Projects ·
To the Multimedia Authoring course participants:
Again, thanks for your enthusiasm and great projects!
As you can see in the previous post, I’ve uploaded documentation videos to Vimeo, and photos to Flickr. I’ve also uploaded screenshots of your projects, to the respective project folders.
This blog is primarily intended to support the “Multimedia Authoring” course at Media Lab Helsinki, and to foster discussion between course participants.
It also aims to promote sharing of information, resources and reflections on its main theme: interactive and generative media authoring.
Course participants are welcome to contribute and give feedback, by posting and commenting.