November 13, 2004

Thank you, MediaElements!

Thank you and congratulations to the organizers from DynamicZones for a diverse, informative, and fun conference at MediaElements. The hospitality of Frank Beverdam and fellow organizers knew no bounds. Other conference organizers/sponsers included alientrick.com, the kvk, syntens and oost n.v.

The morning of the first day started slowly, but the conference picked up a lot of steam by noon, and continued through the afternoon conferences, trance rave (from what I hear ;-) ), next day's sessions, and the all-speaker panel. I think the national newspaper reported over 2k or 3k attendance.

I will post the examples and notes for my three presentations:
- Information Visualization Beginners'
- Information Visualization Advanced
- Introduction to Flash Communication Server.

However, I'd like to improve the notes for the U.S. Elections Visualization demonstration before posting to this website. Please come back on Wednesday to download all the files and notes.

Hello to Keith, Sas, Craig, Carlo, Billy, Guy, Gregor, Danny, Lisa, and lots of other speakers/organizers/attendees whose names are in my notes somewhere :) I will post pictures of Saturday's "Klootschieten" game from the countryside when I get home.

P.S. BBC rules... I don't own a TV at home, but tonight, I'm watching while catching up on stuff at work. There's an educational show on BBC called "Rough Science" that features a team of scientists who figure out how to solve problems out in remote areas. They've played four or five shows straight, and it's 5:39am!

Posted by samuel at November 13, 2004 08:19 PM
Comments

Hey Sam, that was a good time. I lost you at the Philadelphia airport. Had to wait 2 hours to get my luggage. Lost my camera too, with that picture of the pony eating your jacket! Email me when you get a chance.

Posted by: Keith Peters at November 15, 2004 02:26 PM

Realy curious about the pictures, to bad the wheater wasn't that good. We will also posting some photos online, will let you know when we will do so and where to find them.

Posted by: Patrick Woldberg at November 16, 2004 02:01 AM

Hi Samuel,

Thanks for your nice presentations, try to find your enhanced Flash election examples but fail. Any idea when the are ready for download?

Regards
Wim

Posted by: Wim Feringa at November 18, 2004 12:48 AM

Thanks again for your interesting presentations at Media Elements.

Keep up the good work,

Peter

Posted by: brossiekoppie at November 18, 2004 01:02 PM

I also enjoyed your presentation at Media Elements about Data Visualisation. Especially the presentation of U.S. election data was really interesting. I'm looking forward to your examples!

Regards,

Jan Willem Tulp

Posted by: Jan Willem Tulp at November 19, 2004 01:15 AM

Hi Samuel,

just wondering, am I overlooking something, or are your Media Elements sources not online yet?

Thanks!

Jan Willem Tulp

Posted by: Jan Willem Tulp at November 29, 2004 03:03 AM

One of the things that really surprised me when I started teaching is that even post-grad students in the class I was taking still had difficulties in writing essays. This was because some were returning to study after long absences while others were coming to journalism from non-humanities backgrounds.

Posted by: cialis at January 6, 2005 10:13 PM
Post a comment









Enter the letters as shown in the box below:



Remember personal info?