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Robin told me she wanted to add a section to her site where she could post new things but she didn’t want a blog. So I came up with this swirling 3-dimensional cloud of non-linear randomness.
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Rollover interactives are a compact way to show more information about a diagram than will fit in the space available.
Drag and drop exercises have been used frequently in the online courses I have collaborated on because they can be used to quickly self-test knowledge without a lot of keystrokes.
Animated Flash elements created for the website of Beyond Magazine, a not-for-profit, independent, free of advertising, beautiful “little magazine about a lot of things”.
This is an excerpt from an animated slide show I created for a Petroleum course at SAIT Polytechnic to illustrate how oil is formed. There is no audio and it is only a short loop, like a meditative Paleozoic screen-saver.
When I’m not coming up with strange and wonderful new ideas for get-togethers involving food, I’m animating invitations to them.
This is probably my most cinematic and labour-intensive foray into animation, all for a party invitation.
An excerpt from a longer animation developed on sub-contract to the Learning Commons at the University of Calgary for the Alberta Learning Chemistry Learning Objects repository.
Sometimes, when I’m not busy enough, I animate elaborate party invitations in Flash. For the audio, I recorded myself several times so I sound like a chorus and pitch-shifted the voices a bit higher. |
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