Zeega
As part of this project the PITFs created Zeega (www.zeega.com). Zeega enables individuals and organizations to create nonlinear digital narratives that seamlessly combine photos, videos, text, audio and maps from public APIs.
Teaching Challenge:
Combining new media art practice with critical inquiry and ethnographic research, Boston and other sites served as laboratories for exploring different modes of representing place. Films, maps, sound recordings, videos, and other media artifacts were treated as archaeological objects and were re-interpreted for public exhibition online and in physical spaces.
Faculty/Instructor(s):Professor Lucien Castaing-Taylor, Ernst Karel |
Fellow(s):James Burns, Jesse Shapins |
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Project Deliverable:An open-source HTML5 platform for collaboratively producing, curating and publishing immersive multimedia projects on web, tablet and mobile devices. |
Tools and/or Technologies:HTML 5, CSS, PHP, Google Chrome API, Vimeo, Google Maps, Flickr, SoundCloud APIs |
Course(s)/Discipline(s):Anthropology 2837, Visual and Environmental Studies 162, Graduate School of Design 3418 |
Year Created:2010 |
