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Over the course of the summer, metaLAB projects will involve database integration, analysis of large-scale textual corpora, mobile-app wireframing, rapid prototyping of educational applications of Kinects in 3D modeling, and outreach using public-facing web applications. | Over the course of the summer, metaLAB projects will involve database integration, analysis of large-scale textual corpora, mobile-app wireframing, rapid prototyping of educational applications of Kinects in 3D modeling, and outreach using public-facing web applications. | ||
Skills: HTML and CSS, | Skills: | ||
*HTML and CSS | |||
*Ruby, Perl, Javascript | |||
*Interest in or facility with hacking and creative use of Kinects, Wii controllers, and other peripherals | |||
*Interest in physical computing, especially the Arduino platform | |||
*Familiarity developing projects accessing data through public APIs | |||
Mentor: [mailto:matthew@metalab.harvard.edu matthew@metalab.harvard.edu] | |||
General Questions: [mailto:berkmancenterharvard@gmail.com berkmancenterharvard@gmail.com] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:39, 19 March 2012
MetaLAB (at) Harvard is a research collaborative exploring the use and impact of technology in the arts and humanities. Our projects include (but are not limited to) database-driven interactive documentary, visualization and analysis of large-scale textual corpora, and the curation of digital and physical media through web-based and mobile applications.
Over the course of the summer, metaLAB projects will involve database integration, analysis of large-scale textual corpora, mobile-app wireframing, rapid prototyping of educational applications of Kinects in 3D modeling, and outreach using public-facing web applications.
Skills:
- HTML and CSS
- Ruby, Perl, Javascript
- Interest in or facility with hacking and creative use of Kinects, Wii controllers, and other peripherals
- Interest in physical computing, especially the Arduino platform
- Familiarity developing projects accessing data through public APIs
Mentor: matthew@metalab.harvard.edu
General Questions: berkmancenterharvard@gmail.com