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| "Reflections from the Heart" Podcast and Pachyderm Presentation | |
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Client: NMS & AOK Library Gallery In conjunction with the Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery, the New Media Studio has developed two multimedia presentations to accompany Reflections from the Heart: Photographs by David Seymour." In an audio/visual podcast, curator Tom Beck narrates a personal tour of exhibit highlights. The podcast may be conveniently accessed through Apple iTunes or directly at http://www.umbc.edu/oit/newmedia/rss/seymour.xml. The second presentation is a multimedia tour featuring commentary by Tom Beck plus ten images from the exhibit. Viewers may explore the photos in detail using a zoom fuction. The presentation is a Flash module produced using a new authoring tool called Pachyderm (http://www.pachyderm.org/). As part of our participation in the New Media Consortium, the New Media Studio has been involved in beta-testing Pachyderm over the past year. Originally developed by San Francisco MOMA for creating kiosk presentations, Pachyderm is currently under development as a web-based Flash authoring tool. The program allows instructors can quickly create presentations through a forms-based web interface. |
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| 3D Printing: A Prototype for Collaboration | |
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Client: UMBC Feature Engineering and art come together in finding innovative ways of using 3D rapid prototyping at UMBC. Dr. Anne Spence and artist Chad Eby discuss how they apply this new tool in the classroom and in the studio. |
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| Art in Community: Written in Stone, Danced on the Body | |
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Client: UMBC Feature On April 29, 2005 "Written in Stone, Danced on the Body" was performed at Charlestown Retirement Community in Baltimore. The event brought together performers from UMBC, Charlestown and the Liz Lerman Dance Exchange. This feature follows the production as it develops. |
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| BioGMP: GMP Training for Biotechnology | |
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Client: SPI This ten-module interactive instructional CD is currently being used in the biomanufacturing industry for training in good manufacturing practices. BioGMP 2.0 Update The Studio worked with SPI USA Inc. to produce an update of BioGMP: cGMP Training for Biotechnology. Originally developed in the late 1990s with Dr. Antonio Moreira, BioGMP has been successfully marketed by SPI under a licensing agreement with UMBC. The 2.0 update consisted of content changes and a restructuring of the program assessment modules. The Studio and SPI are currently pursuing funding for network and internet versions of the program. |
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| Blur of the Otherworldly | |
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Client: UMBC Feature Blur of the Otherworldly: Contemporary Art,Technology and the Paranormal is a major traveling exhibition featuring twenty five contemporary artists whose work employs modern communication technologies (photography, film, video, computers, radio, internet, and digital media) to explore culturally inbred questions / superstitions concerning parallel worlds to our own. This feature documents the exhibit's premiere showing at UMBC in the fall of 2005. |
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