I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without dependencies and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At the moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end property then? If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just didn't get it?
> I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my Bachelor-Thesis > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. Basically I > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) and > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" and a > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have one > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive fullscreen > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other > (external) hypervideos.
> ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast System !
> The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give some > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so far for > everyone to study and re-use ;-). > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in the > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite all > the Plugins used? > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, and > then continue with the main video? > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) parameter > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the main > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
> I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) "Use > Case" or if this could be a general task...
> Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some > fantastic things happening in London!
such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is asked to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
regards, Daan
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>wrote:
> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without dependencies > and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At the > moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the > object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the > object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? > Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main > media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded > secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end > property then? > If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to > clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just > didn't get it?
> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my Bachelor-Thesis > > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. > > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. Basically I > > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) and > > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" and a > > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs > > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have one > > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive fullscreen > > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The > > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other > > (external) hypervideos.
> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast System !
> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give some > > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so far for > > everyone to study and re-use ;-). > > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within > > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): > > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain > > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in the > > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite all > > the Plugins used? > > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another > > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, and > > then continue with the main video? > > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) parameter > > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the main > > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) "Use > > Case" or if this could be a general task...
> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some > > fantastic things happening in London!
> > Best, > > Joscha
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> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is asked > to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple > 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
> regards, > Daan
> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>wrote:
>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without dependencies >> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At the >> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the >> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the >> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? >> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main >> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded >> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end >> property then? >> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to >> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just >> didn't get it?
>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my Bachelor-Thesis >> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. >> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. Basically I >> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) and >> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" and a >> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs >> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have one >> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive fullscreen >> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The >> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other >> > (external) hypervideos.
>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast System !
>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give some >> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so far for >> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). >> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within >> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): >> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain >> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in the >> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite all >> > the Plugins used? >> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another >> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, and >> > then continue with the main video? >> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) parameter >> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the main >> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) "Use >> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some >> > fantastic things happening in London!
>> > Best, >> > Joscha
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I guess I would have to write that book first, I'm not sure if it already exists ;)
I thought that here at the popcorn list, we we're trying to figure that one out ;)
If you search through the archives, there was someone who posted a video stream to which students could post their questions in real time. Very interesting, but I forgot to bookmark the link :(
regards, Daan
On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 6:17 PM, Leonardo Montenegro <
>> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is asked >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>> regards, >> Daan
>> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>wrote:
>>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without dependencies >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At the >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end >>> property then? >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just >>> didn't get it?
>>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my Bachelor-Thesis >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. Basically I >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) and >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" and a >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have one >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive fullscreen >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other >>> > (external) hypervideos.
>>> > You can find the Prototype at: >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org >>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
>>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast System !
>>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give some >>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so far for >>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). >>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within >>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): >>> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain >>> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in the >>> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite all >>> > the Plugins used? >>> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another >>> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, and >>> > then continue with the main video? >>> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) parameter >>> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the main >>> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
>>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) "Use >>> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
>>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some >>> > fantastic things happening in London!
>>> > Best, >>> > Joscha
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In that case I will be waiting for your book (I wonder that book will be based on your thesis). I am writing on interactive videos used in education context.
> I guess I would have to write that book first, > I'm not sure if it already exists ;)
> I thought that here at the popcorn list, we we're > trying to figure that one out ;)
> If you search through the archives, there was someone who posted a video > stream to which students could post their questions in real time. Very > interesting, but I forgot to bookmark the link :(
> regards, > Daan
> On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 6:17 PM, Leonardo Montenegro < > leomonttene...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi Daan
>> Excellent work!
>> Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on interactive >> hypervideos?
>> I am interested in interactive videos especially y open educational >> interactive videos.
>> Thanks
>> Leonardo Montenegro >> Spain
>> 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
>> Hey Joscha,
>>> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is >>> asked to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple >>> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>>> regards, >>> Daan
>>> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>wrote:
>>>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without dependencies >>>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At the >>>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the >>>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the >>>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? >>>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main >>>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded >>>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end >>>> property then? >>>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to >>>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just >>>> didn't get it?
>>>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my Bachelor-Thesis >>>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. >>>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. Basically I >>>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) and >>>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" and a >>>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs >>>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have one >>>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive fullscreen >>>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The >>>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other >>>> > (external) hypervideos.
>>>> > You can find the Prototype at: >>>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org >>>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
>>>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast System !
>>>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give some >>>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so far for >>>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). >>>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within >>>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): >>>> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain >>>> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in the >>>> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite all >>>> > the Plugins used? >>>> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another >>>> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, and >>>> > then continue with the main video? >>>> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) parameter >>>> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the main >>>> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
>>>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) "Use >>>> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
>>>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some >>>> > fantastic things happening in London!
>>>> > Best, >>>> > Joscha
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leomonttene...@gmail.com> wrote: > In that case I will be waiting for your book (I wonder that book will be > based on your thesis). I am writing on interactive videos used in education > context.
> Thanks Daan
> Regards
> Leonardo
> 2011/12/13 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
> I guess I would have to write that book first, >> I'm not sure if it already exists ;)
>> I thought that here at the popcorn list, we we're >> trying to figure that one out ;)
>> If you search through the archives, there was someone who posted a video >> stream to which students could post their questions in real time. Very >> interesting, but I forgot to bookmark the link :(
>> regards, >> Daan
>> On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 6:17 PM, Leonardo Montenegro < >> leomonttene...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Hi Daan
>>> Excellent work!
>>> Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on interactive >>> hypervideos?
>>> I am interested in interactive videos especially y open educational >>> interactive videos.
>>> Thanks
>>> Leonardo Montenegro >>> Spain
>>> 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
>>> Hey Joscha,
>>>> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is >>>> asked to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple >>>> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>>>> regards, >>>> Daan
>>>> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>wrote:
>>>>> Me again ;-) >>>>> I put the Code on GitHub:
>>>>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without dependencies >>>>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At the >>>>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the >>>>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the >>>>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? >>>>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main >>>>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded >>>>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end >>>>> property then? >>>>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to >>>>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just >>>>> didn't get it?
>>>>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my Bachelor-Thesis >>>>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. >>>>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. Basically I >>>>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) and >>>>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" and a >>>>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs >>>>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have one >>>>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive fullscreen >>>>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The >>>>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other >>>>> > (external) hypervideos.
>>>>> > You can find the Prototype at: >>>>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org >>>>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
>>>>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast System !
>>>>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give some >>>>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so far >>>>> for >>>>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). >>>>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within >>>>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): >>>>> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain >>>>> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in the >>>>> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite all >>>>> > the Plugins used? >>>>> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another >>>>> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, and >>>>> > then continue with the main video? >>>>> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) parameter >>>>> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the >>>>> main >>>>> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
>>>>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) "Use >>>>> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
>>>>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some >>>>> > fantastic things happening in London!
>>>>> > Best, >>>>> > Joscha
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there has actually been quite a bit of research in this field. I compiled a short list for you:
------------------------ Old but valuable: ------------------------ Locatis et al. (1990): Hypervideo (Educational Technology Research and Development)
Shawney et al. (1996): HyperCafe: Narrative and aesthetic properties of hypervideo
-------------------------------------------------------------------- New(er) and maybe more what you're looking for: -------------------------------------------------------------------- Guimarães et al. (2000): From cognitive maps to hypervideo
Zahn et al. (2002): Authoring Hypervideos: Design for learning and learning by design
Finke and Zahn (2003): Collaborative knowledge building based on hypervideo
Schwan and Riempp (2004): The cognitive benefits of interactive videos
Stahl et al. (2005): Knowledge acquisition by hypervideo design
None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense (and many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed may be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo & education" subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open web & popcorn ;-) )
Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for, Joscha
p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I missed important publications ;-)
2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
>> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is asked >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>> regards, >> Daan
>> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger <joscha.jae...@gmail.com> >> wrote:
>>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without dependencies >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At the >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end >>> property then? >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just >>> didn't get it?
>>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my Bachelor-Thesis >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. Basically I >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) and >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" and a >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have one >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive fullscreen >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other >>> > (external) hypervideos.
>>> > You can find the Prototype at: >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org >>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
>>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast System !
>>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give some >>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so far for >>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). >>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within >>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): >>> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain >>> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in the >>> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite all >>> > the Plugins used? >>> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another >>> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, and >>> > then continue with the main video? >>> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) parameter >>> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the main >>> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
>>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) "Use >>> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
>>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some >>> > fantastic things happening in London!
>>> > Best, >>> > Joscha
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> there has actually been quite a bit of research in this field. I > compiled a short list for you:
> ------------------------ > Old but valuable: > ------------------------ > Locatis et al. (1990): > Hypervideo (Educational Technology Research and Development)
> Shawney et al. (1996): > HyperCafe: Narrative and aesthetic properties of hypervideo
> -------------------------------------------------------------------- > New(er) and maybe more what you're looking for: > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > Guimarães et al. (2000): > From cognitive maps to hypervideo
> Zahn et al. (2002): > Authoring Hypervideos: Design for learning and learning by design
> Finke and Zahn (2003): > Collaborative knowledge building based on hypervideo
> Schwan and Riempp (2004): > The cognitive benefits of interactive videos
> Stahl et al. (2005): > Knowledge acquisition by hypervideo design
> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense (and > many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed may > be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo & education" > subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open web & > popcorn ;-) )
> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for, > Joscha
> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I missed > important publications ;-)
> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>: > > Hi Daan
> > Excellent work!
> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on interactive > > hypervideos?
> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open educational > > interactive videos.
> > Thanks
> > Leonardo Montenegro > > Spain
> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
> >> Hey Joscha,
> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is > asked > >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple > >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
> >> regards, > >> Daan
> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger <joscha.jae...@gmail.com> > >> wrote:
> >>> Me again ;-) > >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without dependencies > >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At the > >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the > >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the > >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? > >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main > >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded > >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end > >>> property then? > >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to > >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just > >>> didn't get it?
> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my Bachelor-Thesis > >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. > >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. Basically I > >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) and > >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" and a > >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs > >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have one > >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive fullscreen > >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The > >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other > >>> > (external) hypervideos.
> >>> > You can find the Prototype at: > >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org > >>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
> >>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast System !
> >>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give some > >>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so far > for > >>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). > >>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within > >>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): > >>> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain > >>> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in the > >>> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite all > >>> > the Plugins used? > >>> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another > >>> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, and > >>> > then continue with the main video? > >>> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) parameter > >>> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the > main > >>> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
> >>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) "Use > >>> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
> >>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some > >>> > fantastic things happening in London!
> >>> > Best, > >>> > Joscha
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>> there has actually been quite a bit of research in this field. I >> compiled a short list for you:
>> ------------------------ >> Old but valuable: >> ------------------------ >> Locatis et al. (1990): >> Hypervideo (Educational Technology Research and Development)
>> Shawney et al. (1996): >> HyperCafe: Narrative and aesthetic properties of hypervideo
>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- >> New(er) and maybe more what you're looking for: >> -------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Guimarães et al. (2000): >> From cognitive maps to hypervideo
>> Zahn et al. (2002): >> Authoring Hypervideos: Design for learning and learning by design
>> Finke and Zahn (2003): >> Collaborative knowledge building based on hypervideo
>> Schwan and Riempp (2004): >> The cognitive benefits of interactive videos
>> Stahl et al. (2005): >> Knowledge acquisition by hypervideo design
>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense (and >> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed may >> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo & education" >> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open web & >> popcorn ;-) )
>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for, >> Joscha
>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I missed >> important publications ;-)
>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>: >> > Hi Daan
>> > Excellent work!
>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on interactive >> > hypervideos?
>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open educational >> > interactive videos.
>> > Thanks
>> > Leonardo Montenegro >> > Spain
>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
>> >> Hey Joscha,
>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is >> asked >> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple >> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>> >> regards, >> >> Daan
>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger <joscha.jae...@gmail.com
>> >> wrote:
>> >>> Me again ;-) >> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without dependencies >> >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At the >> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the >> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the >> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? >> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main >> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded >> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end >> >>> property then? >> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to >> >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just >> >>> didn't get it?
>> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my >> Bachelor-Thesis >> >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. >> >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. Basically I >> >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) and >> >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" and a >> >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs >> >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have one >> >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive fullscreen >> >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The >> >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other >> >>> > (external) hypervideos.
>> >>> > You can find the Prototype at: >> >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org >> >>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
>> >>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast System !
>> >>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give some >> >>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so far >> for >> >>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). >> >>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within >> >>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): >> >>> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain >> >>> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in the >> >>> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite all >> >>> > the Plugins used? >> >>> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another >> >>> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, and >> >>> > then continue with the main video? >> >>> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) >> parameter >> >>> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the >> main >> >>> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
>> >>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) "Use >> >>> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
>> >>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some >> >>> > fantastic things happening in London!
>> >>> > Best, >> >>> > Joscha
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>>> there has actually been quite a bit of research in this field. I >>> compiled a short list for you:
>>> ------------------------ >>> Old but valuable: >>> ------------------------ >>> Locatis et al. (1990): >>> Hypervideo (Educational Technology Research and Development)
>>> Shawney et al. (1996): >>> HyperCafe: Narrative and aesthetic properties of hypervideo
>>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> New(er) and maybe more what you're looking for: >>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> Guimarães et al. (2000): >>> From cognitive maps to hypervideo
>>> Zahn et al. (2002): >>> Authoring Hypervideos: Design for learning and learning by design
>>> Finke and Zahn (2003): >>> Collaborative knowledge building based on hypervideo
>>> Schwan and Riempp (2004): >>> The cognitive benefits of interactive videos
>>> Stahl et al. (2005): >>> Knowledge acquisition by hypervideo design
>>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense (and >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed may >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo & education" >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open web & >>> popcorn ;-) )
>>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for, >>> Joscha
>>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I missed >>> important publications ;-)
>>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>: >>> > Hi Daan
>>> > Excellent work!
>>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on >>> > interactive >>> > hypervideos?
>>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open educational >>> > interactive videos.
>>> > Thanks
>>> > Leonardo Montenegro >>> > Spain
>>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
>>> >> Hey Joscha,
>>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is >>> >> asked >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>>> >> regards, >>> >> Daan
>>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com> >>> >> wrote:
>>> >>> Me again ;-) >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
>>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without dependencies >>> >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At the >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the >>> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the >>> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? >>> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main >>> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded >>> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end >>> >>> property then? >>> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to >>> >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just >>> >>> didn't get it?
>>> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my >>> >>> > Bachelor-Thesis >>> >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. >>> >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. Basically I >>> >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) and >>> >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" and a >>> >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs >>> >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have one >>> >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive fullscreen >>> >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The >>> >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other >>> >>> > (external) hypervideos.
>>> >>> > You can find the Prototype at: >>> >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org >>> >>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
>>> >>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast System >>> >>> > !
>>> >>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give some >>> >>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so far >>> >>> > for >>> >>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). >>> >>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within >>> >>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): >>> >>> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain >>> >>> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in >>> >>> > the >>> >>> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite all >>> >>> > the Plugins used? >>> >>> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another >>> >>> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, >>> >>> > and >>> >>> > then continue with the main video? >>> >>> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) >>> >>> > parameter >>> >>> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the >>> >>> > main >>> >>> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
>>> >>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) "Use >>> >>> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
>>> >>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some >>> >>> > fantastic things happening in London!
>>> >>> > Best, >>> >>> > Joscha
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> if anyone is interested in helping me get this properly structured and > make it "more re-usable", contact me anytime!
> have a nice day ;-) > joscha
> 2011/12/13 Mark <mark.b...@gmail.com>: > > I've been following this thread with interest. I'm working on something > > called hyperaudio I wonder how much this crosses over.
> > I should definitely pick up some of those books!
> > Thanks
> > Mark
> > On 13 December 2011 22:02, Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com
> > wrote:
> >> Hi Joscha
> >> Thanks for the list. I will be consulting those books for sure.
> >>> there has actually been quite a bit of research in this field. I > >>> compiled a short list for you:
> >>> ------------------------ > >>> Old but valuable: > >>> ------------------------ > >>> Locatis et al. (1990): > >>> Hypervideo (Educational Technology Research and Development)
> >>> Shawney et al. (1996): > >>> HyperCafe: Narrative and aesthetic properties of hypervideo
> >>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- > >>> New(er) and maybe more what you're looking for: > >>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- > >>> Guimarães et al. (2000): > >>> From cognitive maps to hypervideo
> >>> Zahn et al. (2002): > >>> Authoring Hypervideos: Design for learning and learning by design
> >>> Finke and Zahn (2003): > >>> Collaborative knowledge building based on hypervideo
> >>> Schwan and Riempp (2004): > >>> The cognitive benefits of interactive videos
> >>> Stahl et al. (2005): > >>> Knowledge acquisition by hypervideo design
> >>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense (and > >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed may > >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo & education" > >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open web & > >>> popcorn ;-) )
> >>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for, > >>> Joscha
> >>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I missed > >>> important publications ;-)
> >>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>: > >>> > Hi Daan
> >>> > Excellent work!
> >>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on > >>> > interactive > >>> > hypervideos?
> >>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open educational > >>> > interactive videos.
> >>> > Thanks
> >>> > Leonardo Montenegro > >>> > Spain
> >>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
> >>> >> Hey Joscha,
> >>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is > >>> >> asked > >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple > >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
> >>> >> regards, > >>> >> Daan
> >>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger > >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com> > >>> >> wrote:
> >>> >>> Me again ;-) > >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
> >>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without > dependencies > >>> >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At > the > >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the > >>> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the > >>> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? > >>> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main > >>> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, embedded > >>> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end > >>> >>> property then? > >>> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to > >>> >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just > >>> >>> didn't get it?
> >>> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my > >>> >>> > Bachelor-Thesis > >>> >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. > >>> >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. > Basically I > >>> >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) > and > >>> >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" > and a > >>> >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs > >>> >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have > one > >>> >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive > fullscreen > >>> >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The > >>> >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other > >>> >>> > (external) hypervideos.
> >>> >>> > You can find the Prototype at: > >>> >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org > >>> >>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
> >>> >>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast > System > >>> >>> > !
> >>> >>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give > some > >>> >>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so > far > >>> >>> > for > >>> >>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). > >>> >>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue within > >>> >>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): > >>> >>> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain > >>> >>> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in > >>> >>> > the > >>> >>> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite > all > >>> >>> > the Plugins used? > >>> >>> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another > >>> >>> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, > >>> >>> > and > >>> >>> > then continue with the main video? > >>> >>> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) > >>> >>> > parameter > >>> >>> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause the > >>> >>> > main > >>> >>> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
> >>> >>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) > "Use > >>> >>> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
> >>> >>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some > >>> >>> > fantastic things happening in London!
> >>> >>> > Best, > >>> >>> > Joscha
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>> if anyone is interested in helping me get this properly structured and >> make it "more re-usable", contact me anytime!
>> have a nice day ;-) >> joscha
>> 2011/12/13 Mark <mark.b...@gmail.com>: >> > I've been following this thread with interest. I'm working on something >> > called hyperaudio I wonder how much this crosses over.
>> > I should definitely pick up some of those books!
>> > Thanks
>> > Mark
>> > On 13 December 2011 22:02, Leonardo Montenegro < >> leomonttene...@gmail.com> >> > wrote:
>> >> Hi Joscha
>> >> Thanks for the list. I will be consulting those books for sure.
>> >>> there has actually been quite a bit of research in this field. I >> >>> compiled a short list for you:
>> >>> ------------------------ >> >>> Old but valuable: >> >>> ------------------------ >> >>> Locatis et al. (1990): >> >>> Hypervideo (Educational Technology Research and Development)
>> >>> Shawney et al. (1996): >> >>> HyperCafe: Narrative and aesthetic properties of hypervideo
>> >>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >>> New(er) and maybe more what you're looking for: >> >>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >>> Guimarães et al. (2000): >> >>> From cognitive maps to hypervideo
>> >>> Zahn et al. (2002): >> >>> Authoring Hypervideos: Design for learning and learning by design
>> >>> Finke and Zahn (2003): >> >>> Collaborative knowledge building based on hypervideo
>> >>> Schwan and Riempp (2004): >> >>> The cognitive benefits of interactive videos
>> >>> Stahl et al. (2005): >> >>> Knowledge acquisition by hypervideo design
>> >>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense (and >> >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed may >> >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo & education" >> >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open web & >> >>> popcorn ;-) )
>> >>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for, >> >>> Joscha
>> >>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I missed >> >>> important publications ;-)
>> >>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>: >> >>> > Hi Daan
>> >>> > Excellent work!
>> >>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on >> >>> > interactive >> >>> > hypervideos?
>> >>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open educational >> >>> > interactive videos.
>> >>> > Thanks
>> >>> > Leonardo Montenegro >> >>> > Spain
>> >>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
>> >>> >> Hey Joscha,
>> >>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user is >> >>> >> asked >> >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple >> >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>> >>> >> regards, >> >>> >> Daan
>> >>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger >> >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com> >> >>> >> wrote:
>> >>> >>> Me again ;-) >> >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
>> >>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without >> dependencies >> >>> >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At >> the >> >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the >> >>> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the >> >>> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? >> >>> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the main >> >>> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, >> embedded >> >>> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end >> >>> >>> property then? >> >>> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try to >> >>> >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I just >> >>> >>> didn't get it?
>> >>> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my >> >>> >>> > Bachelor-Thesis >> >>> >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. >> >>> >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. >> Basically I >> >>> >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) >> and >> >>> >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" >> and a >> >>> >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs >> >>> >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have >> one >> >>> >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive >> fullscreen >> >>> >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. The >> >>> >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other >> >>> >>> > (external) hypervideos.
>> >>> >>> > You can find the Prototype at: >> >>> >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org >> >>> >>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
>> >>> >>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast >> System >> >>> >>> > !
>> >>> >>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give >> some >> >>> >>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so >> far >> >>> >>> > for >> >>> >>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). >> >>> >>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue >> within >> >>> >>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): >> >>> >>> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for certain >> >>> >>> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as in >> >>> >>> > the >> >>> >>> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite >> all >> >>> >>> > the Plugins used? >> >>> >>> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another >> >>> >>> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain time, >> >>> >>> > and >> >>> >>> > then continue with the main video? >> >>> >>> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) >> >>> >>> > parameter >> >>> >>> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause >> the >> >>> >>> > main >> >>> >>> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
>> >>> >>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) >> "Use >> >>> >>> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
>> >>> >>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see some >> >>> >>> > fantastic things happening in London!
>> >>> >>> > Best, >> >>> >>> > Joscha
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>>> if anyone is interested in helping me get this properly structured and >>> make it "more re-usable", contact me anytime!
>>> have a nice day ;-) >>> joscha
>>> 2011/12/13 Mark <mark.b...@gmail.com>: >>> > I've been following this thread with interest. I'm working on something >>> > called hyperaudio I wonder how much this crosses over.
>>> > I should definitely pick up some of those books!
>>> > Thanks
>>> > Mark
>>> > On 13 December 2011 22:02, Leonardo Montenegro >>> > <leomonttene...@gmail.com> >>> > wrote:
>>> >> Hi Joscha
>>> >> Thanks for the list. I will be consulting those books for sure.
>>> >>> there has actually been quite a bit of research in this field. I >>> >>> compiled a short list for you:
>>> >>> ------------------------ >>> >>> Old but valuable: >>> >>> ------------------------ >>> >>> Locatis et al. (1990): >>> >>> Hypervideo (Educational Technology Research and Development)
>>> >>> Shawney et al. (1996): >>> >>> HyperCafe: Narrative and aesthetic properties of hypervideo
>>> >>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> >>> New(er) and maybe more what you're looking for: >>> >>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> >>> Guimarães et al. (2000): >>> >>> From cognitive maps to hypervideo
>>> >>> Zahn et al. (2002): >>> >>> Authoring Hypervideos: Design for learning and learning by design
>>> >>> Finke and Zahn (2003): >>> >>> Collaborative knowledge building based on hypervideo
>>> >>> Schwan and Riempp (2004): >>> >>> The cognitive benefits of interactive videos
>>> >>> Stahl et al. (2005): >>> >>> Knowledge acquisition by hypervideo design
>>> >>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense (and >>> >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed may >>> >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo & education" >>> >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open web & >>> >>> popcorn ;-) )
>>> >>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for, >>> >>> Joscha
>>> >>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I missed >>> >>> important publications ;-)
>>> >>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>: >>> >>> > Hi Daan
>>> >>> > Excellent work!
>>> >>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on >>> >>> > interactive >>> >>> > hypervideos?
>>> >>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open educational >>> >>> > interactive videos.
>>> >>> > Thanks
>>> >>> > Leonardo Montenegro >>> >>> > Spain
>>> >>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
>>> >>> >> Hey Joscha,
>>> >>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user >>> >>> >> is >>> >>> >> asked >>> >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple >>> >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>>> >>> >> regards, >>> >>> >> Daan
>>> >>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger >>> >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com> >>> >>> >> wrote:
>>> >>> >>> Me again ;-) >>> >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
>>> >>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without >>> >>> >>> dependencies >>> >>> >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At >>> >>> >>> the >>> >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the >>> >>> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the >>> >>> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn? >>> >>> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the >>> >>> >>> main >>> >>> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function, >>> >>> >>> embedded >>> >>> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end >>> >>> >>> property then? >>> >>> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try >>> >>> >>> to >>> >>> >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I >>> >>> >>> just >>> >>> >>> didn't get it?
>>> >>> >>> Thanks for the help, >>> >>> >>> Joscha
>>> >>> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my >>> >>> >>> > Bachelor-Thesis >>> >>> >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface. >>> >>> >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos. >>> >>> >>> > Basically I >>> >>> >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml) >>> >>> >>> > and >>> >>> >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js" >>> >>> >>> > and a >>> >>> >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs >>> >>> >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have >>> >>> >>> > one >>> >>> >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive >>> >>> >>> > fullscreen >>> >>> >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame. >>> >>> >>> > The >>> >>> >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other >>> >>> >>> > (external) hypervideos.
>>> >>> >>> > You can find the Prototype at: >>> >>> >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org >>> >>> >>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
>>> >>> >>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast >>> >>> >>> > System >>> >>> >>> > !
>>> >>> >>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give >>> >>> >>> > some >>> >>> >>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so >>> >>> >>> > far >>> >>> >>> > for >>> >>> >>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-). >>> >>> >>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue >>> >>> >>> > within >>> >>> >>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view): >>> >>> >>> > How could one manage to pause the video / audio only for >>> >>> >>> > certain >>> >>> >>> > "object starts" to view or interact with embedded content (as >>> >>> >>> > in >>> >>> >>> > the >>> >>> >>> > Prototype), without having to touch the Popcorn-Core or rewrite >>> >>> >>> > all >>> >>> >>> > the Plugins used? >>> >>> >>> > For example, if I want to stop the main video to show another >>> >>> >>> > video-fragment in a certain area of the page for a certain >>> >>> >>> > time, >>> >>> >>> > and >>> >>> >>> > then continue with the main video? >>> >>> >>> > Or in other words: would it make sense to add an (optional) >>> >>> >>> > parameter >>> >>> >>> > to every object included that defines whether or not to pause >>> >>> >>> > the >>> >>> >>> > main >>> >>> >>> > video and to let that stuff manage the Popcorn-Core?
>>> >>> >>> > I'm not sure if this is just my problem in my (quite specific) >>> >>> >>> > "Use >>> >>> >>> > Case" or if this could be a general task...
>>> >>> >>> > Thanks so much for the great work on Popcorn, I hope to see >>> >>> >>> > some >>> >>> >>> > fantastic things happening in London!
>>> >>> >>> > Best, >>> >>> >>> > Joscha
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I have been following your work on interactive hypervideo and as I
mentioned before my interest is on how we could apply all of this to
education. Just now I have been sharing all your work with teachers around
the world especially from Latinamerican and Spain. I am giving a series of
web conferences on interactive video and I have mentioned your Thesis as an
important reference to learn more on this. See the first two presentations
attached. At least the image sequences I have used to. Participants are
very interested in knowing more on your project and I would like to invite
you to join our next session on Tuesday 8. Could you please join the web
conference and explain your ideas to all of the participants from
Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentine, Spain? You could speak in English and I
translate. At the same time I wish to invite all the members of the group
to join us and share your ideas. At the end of the virtual workshop we
generate a definition of interactive video for educational purposes, the
use of Popcorn could be an important educational tool for future education.
Joscha, if you accept to join us on tueday please email me to
leomonttene...@gmail.com
> >>> if anyone is interested in helping me get this properly structured and
> >>> make it "more re-usable", contact me anytime!
> >>> have a nice day ;-)
> >>> joscha
> >>> 2011/12/13 Mark <mark.b...@gmail.com>:
> >>> > I've been following this thread with interest. I'm working on
> something
> >>> > called hyperaudio I wonder how much this crosses over.
> >>> > I should definitely pick up some of those books!
> >>> > Thanks
> >>> > Mark
> >>> > On 13 December 2011 22:02, Leonardo Montenegro
> >>> > <leomonttene...@gmail.com>
> >>> > wrote:
> >>> >> Hi Joscha
> >>> >> Thanks for the list. I will be consulting those books for sure.
> >>> >>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense
> (and
> >>> >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed
> may
> >>> >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo &
> education"
> >>> >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open web
> &
> >>> >>> popcorn ;-) )
> >>> >>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for,
> >>> >>> Joscha
> >>> >>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I
> missed
> >>> >>> important publications ;-)
> >>> >>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
> >>> >>> > Hi Daan
> >>> >>> > Excellent work!
> >>> >>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on
> >>> >>> > interactive
> >>> >>> > hypervideos?
> >>> >>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open
> educational
> >>> >>> > interactive videos.
> >>> >>> > Thanks
> >>> >>> > Leonardo Montenegro
> >>> >>> > Spain
> >>> >>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
> >>> >>> >> Hey Joscha,
> >>> >>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user
> >>> >>> >> is
> >>> >>> >> asked
> >>> >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a
> simple
> >>> >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
> >>> >>> >> regards,
> >>> >>> >> Daan
> >>> >>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger
> >>> >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>
> >>> >>> >> wrote:
> >>> >>> >>> Me again ;-)
> >>> >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
> >>> >>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without
> >>> >>> >>> dependencies
> >>> >>> >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround).
> At
> >>> >>> >>> the
> >>> >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the
> >>> >>> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the
> >>> >>> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in
> Popcorn?
> >>> >>> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the
> >>> >>> >>> main
> >>> >>> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function,
> >>> >>> >>> embedded
> >>> >>> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the
> object:end
> >>> >>> >>> property then?
> >>> >>> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try
> >>> >>> >>> to
> >>> >>> >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I
> >>> >>> >>> just
> >>> >>> >>> didn't get it?
> >>> >>> >>> Thanks for the help,
> >>> >>> >>> Joscha
> >>> >>> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my
> >>> >>> >>> > Bachelor-Thesis
> >>> >>> >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface.
> >>> >>> >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos.
> >>> >>> >>> > Basically I
> >>> >>> >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need
> (/popcorn.xml)
> >>> >>> >>> > and
> >>> >>> >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js"
> >>> >>> >>> > and a
> >>> >>> >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs
> >>> >>> >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to
> have
> >>> >>> >>> > one
> >>> >>> >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive
> >>> >>> >>> > fullscreen
> >>> >>> >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame.
> >>> >>> >>> > The
> >>> >>> >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other
> >>> >>> >>> > (external) hypervideos.
> >>> >>> >>> > You can find the Prototype at:
> >>> >>> >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org > >>> >>> >>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
> >>> >>> >>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast
> >>> >>> >>> > System
> >>> >>> >>> > !
> >>> >>> >>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give
> >>> >>> >>> > some
> >>> >>> >>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done
> so
> >>> >>> >>> > far
> >>> >>> >>> > for
> >>> >>> >>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-).
> >>> >>> >>> > The other reason is that I stumbled across a general issue
> >>> >>> >>> > within
> >>> >>> >>> > Popcorn (at least from my point of view):
> >>> >>> >>> > How could one manage to
thanks so much for sharing the idea!
I'm currently short of time but would really like to join. When
exactly will you start the session (time&zone) and how long do you
think it'll take?
Best regards,
Joscha
2012/5/4 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
> I have been following your work on interactive hypervideo and as I
> mentioned before my interest is on how we could apply all of this to
> education. Just now I have been sharing all your work with teachers around
> the world especially from Latinamerican and Spain. I am giving a series of
> web conferences on interactive video and I have mentioned your Thesis as an
> important reference to learn more on this. See the first two presentations
> attached. At least the image sequences I have used to. Participants are
> very interested in knowing more on your project and I would like to invite
> you to join our next session on Tuesday 8. Could you please join the web
> conference and explain your ideas to all of the participants from
> Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentine, Spain? You could speak in English and I
> translate. At the same time I wish to invite all the members of the group
> to join us and share your ideas. At the end of the virtual workshop we
> generate a definition of interactive video for educational purposes, the
> use of Popcorn could be an important educational tool for future education.
> Joscha, if you accept to join us on tueday please email me to
> leomonttene...@gmail.com
>> >>> if anyone is interested in helping me get this properly structured and
>> >>> make it "more re-usable", contact me anytime!
>> >>> have a nice day ;-)
>> >>> joscha
>> >>> 2011/12/13 Mark <mark.b...@gmail.com>:
>> >>> > I've been following this thread with interest. I'm working on
>> >>> > something
>> >>> > called hyperaudio I wonder how much this crosses over.
>> >>> > I should definitely pick up some of those books!
>> >>> > Thanks
>> >>> > Mark
>> >>> > On 13 December 2011 22:02, Leonardo Montenegro
>> >>> > <leomonttene...@gmail.com>
>> >>> > wrote:
>> >>> >> Hi Joscha
>> >>> >> Thanks for the list. I will be consulting those books for sure.
>> >>> >>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense
>> >>> >>> (and
>> >>> >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed
>> >>> >>> may
>> >>> >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo &
>> >>> >>> education"
>> >>> >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open web
>> >>> >>> &
>> >>> >>> popcorn ;-) )
>> >>> >>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for,
>> >>> >>> Joscha
>> >>> >>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I
>> >>> >>> missed
>> >>> >>> important publications ;-)
>> >>> >>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
>> >>> >>> > Hi Daan
>> >>> >>> > Excellent work!
>> >>> >>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on
>> >>> >>> > interactive
>> >>> >>> > hypervideos?
>> >>> >>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open
>> >>> >>> > educational
>> >>> >>> > interactive videos.
>> >>> >>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
>> >>> >>> >> Hey Joscha,
>> >>> >>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a
>> >>> >>> >> user
>> >>> >>> >> is
>> >>> >>> >> asked
>> >>> >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a
>> >>> >>> >> simple
>> >>> >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>> >>> >>> >> regards,
>> >>> >>> >> Daan
>> >>> >>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger
>> >>> >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>
>> >>> >>> >> wrote:
>> >>> >>> >>> Me again ;-)
>> >>> >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
>> >>> >>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without
>> >>> >>> >>> dependencies
>> >>> >>> >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround).
>> >>> >>> >>> At
>> >>> >>> >>> the
>> >>> >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the
>> >>> >>> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the
>> >>> >>> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in
>> >>> >>> >>> Popcorn?
>> >>> >>> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the
>> >>> >>> >>> main
>> >>> >>> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function,
>> >>> >>> >>> embedded
>> >>> >>> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the
>> >>> >>> >>> object:end
>> >>> >>> >>> property then?
>> >>> >>> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll
>> >>> >>> >>> try
>> >>> >>> >>> to
>> >>> >>> >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I
>> >>> >>> >>> just
>> >>> >>> >>> didn't get it?
>> >>> >>> >>> Thanks for the help,
>> >>> >>> >>> Joscha
>> >>> >>> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my
>> >>> >>> >>> > Bachelor-Thesis
>> >>> >>> >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface.
>> >>> >>> >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos.
>> >>> >>> >>> > Basically I
>> >>> >>> >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need
>> >>> >>> >>> > (/popcorn.xml)
>> >>> >>> >>> > and
>> >>> >>> >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside
>> >>> >>> >>> > "responsiveGrid.js"
>> >>> >>> >>> > and a
>> >>> >>> >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs
>> >>> >>> >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to
>> >>> >>> >>> > have
>> >>> >>> >>> > one
>> >>> >>> >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive
>> >>> >>> >>> > fullscreen
>> >>> >>> >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame.
>> >>> >>> >>> > The
>> >>> >>> >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in
>> >>> >>> >>> > other
Thanks for your very soon answer. The session will be on next Tuesday 8 at
21 GMT + 1 I live in Alicante, Spain, so the session is at night for me
and is at day for Latinamerica (at 2 PM in the afternoon exactly).
As to how long you could take, I consider you could join the session 20
minutes or half an hour, 20 for presenting your ideas and 10 for questions.
The next session would be held on Thursday 10 so if can´t join us on
Tuesday you could do it on Thursday at the same time (21 GMT + 1 Time for
Spain).
Once again, thanks and let me know from your decision as soon as you can
and announce to all the participants on your kindly participation.
> thanks so much for sharing the idea!
> I'm currently short of time but would really like to join. When
> exactly will you start the session (time&zone) and how long do you
> think it'll take?
> Best regards,
> Joscha
> 2012/5/4 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
> > Hi Joscha
> > I have been following your work on interactive hypervideo and as I
> > mentioned before my interest is on how we could apply all of this to
> > education. Just now I have been sharing all your work with teachers
> around
> > the world especially from Latinamerican and Spain. I am giving a series
> of
> > web conferences on interactive video and I have mentioned your Thesis as
> an
> > important reference to learn more on this. See the first two
> presentations
> > attached. At least the image sequences I have used to. Participants are
> > very interested in knowing more on your project and I would like to
> invite
> > you to join our next session on Tuesday 8. Could you please join the web
> > conference and explain your ideas to all of the participants from
> > Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentine, Spain? You could speak in English and I
> > translate. At the same time I wish to invite all the members of the group
> > to join us and share your ideas. At the end of the virtual workshop we
> > generate a definition of interactive video for educational purposes, the
> > use of Popcorn could be an important educational tool for future
> education.
> > Joscha, if you accept to join us on tueday please email me to
> > leomonttene...@gmail.com
> >> >>> if anyone is interested in helping me get this properly structured
> and
> >> >>> make it "more re-usable", contact me anytime!
> >> >>> have a nice day ;-)
> >> >>> joscha
> >> >>> 2011/12/13 Mark <mark.b...@gmail.com>:
> >> >>> > I've been following this thread with interest. I'm working on
> >> >>> > something
> >> >>> > called hyperaudio I wonder how much this crosses over.
> >> >>> > I should definitely pick up some of those books!
> >> >>> > Thanks
> >> >>> > Mark
> >> >>> > On 13 December 2011 22:02, Leonardo Montenegro
> >> >>> > <leomonttene...@gmail.com>
> >> >>> > wrote:
> >> >>> >> Hi Joscha
> >> >>> >> Thanks for the list. I will be consulting those books for sure.
> >> >>> >>> there has actually been quite a bit of research in this field. I
> >> >>> >>> compiled a short list for you:
> >> >>> >>> ------------------------
> >> >>> >>> Old but valuable:
> >> >>> >>> ------------------------
> >> >>> >>> Locatis et al. (1990):
> >> >>> >>> Hypervideo (Educational Technology Research and Development)
> >> >>> >>> Shawney et al. (1996):
> >> >>> >>> HyperCafe: Narrative and aesthetic properties of hypervideo
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> >> >>> >>> New(er) and maybe more what you're looking for:
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> >> >>> >>> Guimarães et al. (2000):
> >> >>> >>> From cognitive maps to hypervideo
> >> >>> >>> Zahn et al. (2002):
> >> >>> >>> Authoring Hypervideos: Design for learning and learning by
> design
> >> >>> >>> Finke and Zahn (2003):
> >> >>> >>> Collaborative knowledge building based on hypervideo
> >> >>> >>> Schwan and Riempp (2004):
> >> >>> >>> The cognitive benefits of interactive videos
> >> >>> >>> Stahl et al. (2005):
> >> >>> >>> Knowledge acquisition by hypervideo design
> >> >>> >>> If you know german I'd strongly recommend Matthias Finke's
> >> >>> >>> dissertation from 2006:
> >> >>> >>> http://tuprints.ulb.tu-darmstadt.de/661/
> >> >>> >>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense
> >> >>> >>> (and
> >> >>> >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I
> listed
> >> >>> >>> may
> >> >>> >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo &
> >> >>> >>> education"
> >> >>> >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open
> web
> >> >>> >>> &
> >> >>> >>> popcorn ;-) )
> >> >>> >>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for,
> >> >>> >>> Joscha
> >> >>> >>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I
> >> >>> >>> missed
> >> >>> >>> important publications ;-)
> >> >>> >>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
> >> >>> >>> > Hi Daan
> >> >>> >>> > Excellent work!
> >> >>> >>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on
> >> >>> >>> > interactive
> >> >>> >>> > hypervideos?
> >> >>> >>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open
> >> >>> >>> > educational
> >> >>> >>> > interactive videos.
> >> >>> >>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
> >> >>> >>> >> Hey Joscha,
> >> >>> >>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a
> >> >>> >>> >> user
> >> >>> >>> >> is
> >> >>> >>> >> asked
> >> >>> >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a
> >> >>> >>> >> simple
> >> >>> >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
> >> >>> >>> >> regards,
> >> >>> >>> >> Daan
> >> >>> >>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger
> >> >>> >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>
> >> >>> >>> >> wrote:
> >> >>> >>> >>> Me again ;-)
> >> >>> >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
> >> >>> >>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without
> >> >>> >>> >>> dependencies
> >> >>> >>> >>> and especially without having to use the
> timeout-workaround).
> >> >>> >>> >>> At
> >> >>> >>> >>> the
> >> >>> >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the
> >> >>> >>> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the
> >> >>> >>> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in
> >> >>> >>> >>> Popcorn?
> >> >>> >>> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that
> the
> >> >>> >>> >>> main
> >> >>> >>> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function,
> >> >>> >>> >>> embedded
> >> >>> >>> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the
> >> >>> >>> >>> object:end
> >> >>> >>> >>> property then?
> >> >>> >>> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll
> >> >>> >>> >>> try
> >> >>> >>> >>> to
> Thanks for your very soon answer. The session will be on next Tuesday 8 at
> 21 GMT + 1 I live in Alicante, Spain, so the session is at night for me and
> is at day for Latinamerica (at 2 PM in the afternoon exactly).
> As to how long you could take, I consider you could join the session 20
> minutes or half an hour, 20 for presenting your ideas and 10 for questions.
> The next session would be held on Thursday 10 so if can´t join us on Tuesday
> you could do it on Thursday at the same time (21 GMT + 1 Time for Spain).
> Once again, thanks and let me know from your decision as soon as you can and
> announce to all the participants on your kindly participation.
>> thanks so much for sharing the idea!
>> I'm currently short of time but would really like to join. When
>> exactly will you start the session (time&zone) and how long do you
>> think it'll take?
>> Best regards,
>> Joscha
>> 2012/5/4 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
>> > Hi Joscha
>> > I have been following your work on interactive hypervideo and as I
>> > mentioned before my interest is on how we could apply all of this to
>> > education. Just now I have been sharing all your work with teachers
>> > around
>> > the world especially from Latinamerican and Spain. I am giving a series
>> > of
>> > web conferences on interactive video and I have mentioned your Thesis as
>> > an
>> > important reference to learn more on this. See the first two
>> > presentations
>> > attached. At least the image sequences I have used to. Participants are
>> > very interested in knowing more on your project and I would like to
>> > invite
>> > you to join our next session on Tuesday 8. Could you please join the web
>> > conference and explain your ideas to all of the participants from
>> > Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentine, Spain? You could speak in English and I
>> > translate. At the same time I wish to invite all the members of the
>> > group
>> > to join us and share your ideas. At the end of the virtual workshop we
>> > generate a definition of interactive video for educational purposes, the
>> > use of Popcorn could be an important educational tool for future
>> > education.
>> > Joscha, if you accept to join us on tueday please email me to
>> > leomonttene...@gmail.com
>> >> >>> if anyone is interested in helping me get this properly structured
>> >> >>> and
>> >> >>> make it "more re-usable", contact me anytime!
>> >> >>> have a nice day ;-)
>> >> >>> joscha
>> >> >>> 2011/12/13 Mark <mark.b...@gmail.com>:
>> >> >>> > I've been following this thread with interest. I'm working on
>> >> >>> > something
>> >> >>> > called hyperaudio I wonder how much this crosses over.
>> >> >>> > I should definitely pick up some of those books!
>> >> >>> > Thanks
>> >> >>> > Mark
>> >> >>> > On 13 December 2011 22:02, Leonardo Montenegro
>> >> >>> > <leomonttene...@gmail.com>
>> >> >>> > wrote:
>> >> >>> >> Hi Joscha
>> >> >>> >> Thanks for the list. I will be consulting those books for sure.
>> >> >>> >>> there has actually been quite a bit of research in this field.
>> >> >>> >>> I
>> >> >>> >>> compiled a short list for you:
>> >> >>> >>> ------------------------
>> >> >>> >>> Old but valuable:
>> >> >>> >>> ------------------------
>> >> >>> >>> Locatis et al. (1990):
>> >> >>> >>> Hypervideo (Educational Technology Research and Development)
>> >> >>> >>> Shawney et al. (1996):
>> >> >>> >>> HyperCafe: Narrative and aesthetic properties of hypervideo
>> >> >>> >>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>> >> >>> >>> New(er) and maybe more what you're looking for:
>> >> >>> >>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>> >> >>> >>> Guimarães et al. (2000):
>> >> >>> >>> From cognitive maps to hypervideo
>> >> >>> >>> Zahn et al. (2002):
>> >> >>> >>> Authoring Hypervideos: Design for learning and learning by
>> >> >>> >>> design
>> >> >>> >>> Finke and Zahn (2003):
>> >> >>> >>> Collaborative knowledge building based on hypervideo
>> >> >>> >>> Schwan and Riempp (2004):
>> >> >>> >>> The cognitive benefits of interactive videos
>> >> >>> >>> Stahl et al. (2005):
>> >> >>> >>> Knowledge acquisition by hypervideo design
>> >> >>> >>> If you know german I'd strongly recommend Matthias Finke's
>> >> >>> >>> dissertation from 2006:
>> >> >>> >>> http://tuprints.ulb.tu-darmstadt.de/661/
>> >> >>> >>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby
>> >> >>> >>> sense
>> >> >>> >>> (and
>> >> >>> >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I
>> >> >>> >>> listed
>> >> >>> >>> may
>> >> >>> >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo &
>> >> >>> >>> education"
>> >> >>> >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open
>> >> >>> >>> web
>> >> >>> >>> &
>> >> >>> >>> popcorn ;-) )
>> >> >>> >>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for,
>> >> >>> >>> Joscha
>> >> >>> >>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I
>> >> >>> >>> missed
>> >> >>> >>> important publications ;-)
>> >> >>> >>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
>> >> >>> >>> > Hi Daan
>> >> >>> >>> > Excellent work!
>> >> >>> >>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on
>> >> >>> >>> > interactive
>> >> >>> >>> > hypervideos?
>> >> >>> >>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open
>> >> >>> >>> > educational
>> >> >>> >>> > interactive videos.
>> >> >>> >>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
>> >> >>> >>> >> Hey Joscha,
>> >> >>> >>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a
>> >> >>> >>> >> user
>> >> >>> >>> >> is
>> >> >>> >>> >> asked
>> >> >>> >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a
>> >> >>> >>> >> simple
>> >> >>> >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>> >> >>> >>> >> regards,
>> >> >>> >>> >> Daan
>> >> >>> >>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger
>> >> >>> >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>
>> >> >>> >>> >> wrote:
>> >> >>> >>> >>> Me again ;-)
>> >> >>> >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
>> >> >>> >>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without
>> >> >>> >>> >>> dependencies
>> >> >>> >>> >>> and especially without having to use the
>> >> >>> >>> >>> timeout-workaround).
>> >> >>> >>> >>> At
>> >> >>> >>> >>> the
>> >> >>> >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the
> I have been following your work on interactive hypervideo and as I
> mentioned before my interest is on how we could apply all of this to
> education. Just now I have been sharing all your work with teachers around
> the world especially from Latinamerican and Spain. I am giving a series of
> web conferences on interactive video and I have mentioned your Thesis as an
> important reference to learn more on this. See the first two presentations
> attached. At least the image sequences I have used to. Participants are
> very interested in knowing more on your project and I would like to invite
> you to join our next session on Tuesday 8. Could you please join the web
> conference and explain your ideas to all of the participants from
> Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentine, Spain? You could speak in English and I
> translate. At the same time I wish to invite all the members of the group
> to join us and share your ideas. At the end of the virtual workshop we
> generate a definition of interactive video for educational purposes, the
> use of Popcorn could be an important educational tool for future education.
> Joscha, if you accept to join us on tueday please email me to
> leomonttene...@gmail.com
> >>> if anyone is interested in helping me get this properly structured and
> >>> make it "more re-usable", contact me anytime!
> >>> have a nice day ;-)
> >>> joscha
> >>> 2011/12/13 Mark <mark.b...@gmail.com>:
> >>> > I've been following this thread with interest. I'm working on something
> >>> > called hyperaudio I wonder how much this crosses over.
> >>> > I should definitely pick up some of those books!
> >>> > Thanks
> >>> > Mark
> >>> > On 13 December 2011 22:02, Leonardo Montenegro
> >>> > <leomonttene...@gmail.com>
> >>> > wrote:
> >>> >> Hi Joscha
> >>> >> Thanks for the list. I will be consulting those books for sure.
> >>> >>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense (and
> >>> >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed may
> >>> >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo & education"
> >>> >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open web &
> >>> >>> popcorn ;-) )
> >>> >>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for,
> >>> >>> Joscha
> >>> >>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I missed
> >>> >>> important publications ;-)
> >>> >>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
> >>> >>> > Hi Daan
> >>> >>> > Excellent work!
> >>> >>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on
> >>> >>> > interactive
> >>> >>> > hypervideos?
> >>> >>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open educational
> >>> >>> > interactive videos.
> >>> >>> > Thanks
> >>> >>> > Leonardo Montenegro
> >>> >>> > Spain
> >>> >>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
> >>> >>> >> Hey Joscha,
> >>> >>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a user
> >>> >>> >> is
> >>> >>> >> asked
> >>> >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a simple
> >>> >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
> >>> >>> >> regards,
> >>> >>> >> Daan
> >>> >>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger
> >>> >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>
> >>> >>> >> wrote:
> >>> >>> >>> Me again ;-)
> >>> >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
> >>> >>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without
> >>> >>> >>> dependencies
> >>> >>> >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround). At
> >>> >>> >>> the
> >>> >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the
> >>> >>> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the
> >>> >>> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in Popcorn?
> >>> >>> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the
> >>> >>> >>> main
> >>> >>> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function,
> >>> >>> >>> embedded
> >>> >>> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the object:end
> >>> >>> >>> property then?
> >>> >>> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll try
> >>> >>> >>> to
> >>> >>> >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I
> >>> >>> >>> just
> >>> >>> >>> didn't get it?
> >>> >>> >>> Thanks for the help,
> >>> >>> >>> Joscha
> >>> >>> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my
> >>> >>> >>> > Bachelor-Thesis
> >>> >>> >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface.
> >>> >>> >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos.
> >>> >>> >>> > Basically I
> >>> >>> >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need (/popcorn.xml)
> >>> >>> >>> > and
> >>> >>> >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside "responsiveGrid.js"
> >>> >>> >>> > and a
> >>> >>> >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs
> >>> >>> >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to have
> >>> >>> >>> > one
> >>> >>> >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive
> >>> >>> >>> > fullscreen
> >>> >>> >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame.
> >>> >>> >>> > The
> >>> >>> >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in other
> >>> >>> >>> > (external) hypervideos.
> >>> >>> >>> > You can find the Prototype at:
> >>> >>> >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org > >>> >>> >>> > (resizing only works well in fullscreen-mode)
> >>> >>> >>> > ! It only works at all in Firefox 6+ and with a fairly fast
> >>> >>> >>> > System
> >>> >>> >>> > !
> >>> >>> >>> > The reason I'm sharing this at such an early state is to give
> >>> >>> >>> > some
> >>> >>> >>> > input for the #mozfest tomorrow and to share what I've done so
> >>> >>> >>> > far
> >>> >>> >>> > for
> >>> >>> >>> > everyone to study and re-use ;-).
> I would like to join the session as well.
> I would like to know how I can join the session too.
> Regards,
> Aidid
> On May 4, 2012, at 6:49 PM, Leonardo Montenegro wrote:
> Hi Joscha
> I have been following your work on interactive hypervideo and as I
> mentioned before my interest is on how we could apply all of this to
> education. Just now I have been sharing all your work with teachers around
> the world especially from Latinamerican and Spain. I am giving a series of
> web conferences on interactive video and I have mentioned your Thesis as an
> important reference to learn more on this. See the first two presentations
> attached. At least the image sequences I have used to. Participants are
> very interested in knowing more on your project and I would like to invite
> you to join our next session on Tuesday 8. Could you please join the web
> conference and explain your ideas to all of the participants from
> Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentine, Spain? You could speak in English and I
> translate. At the same time I wish to invite all the members of the group
> to join us and share your ideas. At the end of the virtual workshop we
> generate a definition of interactive video for educational purposes, the
> use of Popcorn could be an important educational tool for future education.
> Joscha, if you accept to join us on tueday please email me to
> leomonttene...@gmail.com
>> >>> if anyone is interested in helping me get this properly structured and
>> >>> make it "more re-usable", contact me anytime!
>> >>> have a nice day ;-)
>> >>> joscha
>> >>> 2011/12/13 Mark <mark.b...@gmail.com>:
>> >>> > I've been following this thread with interest. I'm working on
>> something
>> >>> > called hyperaudio I wonder how much this crosses over.
>> >>> > I should definitely pick up some of those books!
>> >>> > Thanks
>> >>> > Mark
>> >>> > On 13 December 2011 22:02, Leonardo Montenegro
>> >>> > <leomonttene...@gmail.com>
>> >>> > wrote:
>> >>> >> Hi Joscha
>> >>> >> Thanks for the list. I will be consulting those books for sure.
>> >>> >>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense
>> (and
>> >>> >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I listed
>> may
>> >>> >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo &
>> education"
>> >>> >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open
>> web &
>> >>> >>> popcorn ;-) )
>> >>> >>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for,
>> >>> >>> Joscha
>> >>> >>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I
>> missed
>> >>> >>> important publications ;-)
>> >>> >>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
>> >>> >>> > Hi Daan
>> >>> >>> > Excellent work!
>> >>> >>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on
>> >>> >>> > interactive
>> >>> >>> > hypervideos?
>> >>> >>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open
>> educational
>> >>> >>> > interactive videos.
>> >>> >>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
>> >>> >>> >> Hey Joscha,
>> >>> >>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a
>> user
>> >>> >>> >> is
>> >>> >>> >> asked
>> >>> >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a
>> simple
>> >>> >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>> >>> >>> >> regards,
>> >>> >>> >> Daan
>> >>> >>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger
>> >>> >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>
>> >>> >>> >> wrote:
>> >>> >>> >>> Me again ;-)
>> >>> >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
>> >>> >>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without
>> >>> >>> >>> dependencies
>> >>> >>> >>> and especially without having to use the timeout-workaround).
>> At
>> >>> >>> >>> the
>> >>> >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the
>> >>> >>> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the
>> >>> >>> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in
>> Popcorn?
>> >>> >>> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the
>> >>> >>> >>> main
>> >>> >>> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function,
>> >>> >>> >>> embedded
>> >>> >>> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the
>> object:end
>> >>> >>> >>> property then?
>> >>> >>> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll
>> try
>> >>> >>> >>> to
>> >>> >>> >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I
>> >>> >>> >>> just
>> >>> >>> >>> didn't get it?
>> >>> >>> >>> Thanks for the help,
>> >>> >>> >>> Joscha
>> >>> >>> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my
>> >>> >>> >>> > Bachelor-Thesis
>> >>> >>> >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface.
>> >>> >>> >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos.
>> >>> >>> >>> > Basically I
>> >>> >>> >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need
>> (/popcorn.xml)
>> >>> >>> >>> > and
>> >>> >>> >>> > "weave" the elements into the page inside
>> "responsiveGrid.js"
>> >>> >>> >>> > and a
>> >>> >>> >>> > customized Popcorn-Plugin for my Hypervideo-needs
>> >>> >>> >>> > (/popcorn.hypervideo.js). The idea behind the design is to
>> have
>> >>> >>> >>> > one
>> >>> >>> >>> > view where the documents are in focus and one "immersive
>> >>> >>> >>> > fullscreen
>> >>> >>> >>> > view", where the documents are shown inside the video frame.
>> >>> >>> >>> > The
>> >>> >>> >>> > numbers on the outside will be interlinked documents in
>> other
>> >>> >>> >>> > (external) hypervideos.
>> >>> >>> >>> > You can find the Prototype at:
>> >>> >>> >>> > http://dev2.open-hypervideo.org >> >>> >>> >>> > (resizing only works
> 2012/5/5 Mohammad Aidid Mohd Jaafar <mohammad.ai...@gmail.com>
>> Hi Everyone,
>> I would like to join the session as well.
>> I would like to know how I can join the session too.
>> Regards,
>> Aidid
>> On May 4, 2012, at 6:49 PM, Leonardo Montenegro wrote:
>> Hi Joscha
>> I have been following your work on interactive hypervideo and as I
>> mentioned before my interest is on how we could apply all of this to
>> education. Just now I have been sharing all your work with teachers around
>> the world especially from Latinamerican and Spain. I am giving a series of
>> web conferences on interactive video and I have mentioned your Thesis as
>> an
>> important reference to learn more on this. See the first two presentations
>> attached. At least the image sequences I have used to. Participants are
>> very interested in knowing more on your project and I would like to invite
>> you to join our next session on Tuesday 8. Could you please join the web
>> conference and explain your ideas to all of the participants from
>> Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentine, Spain? You could speak in English and I
>> translate. At the same time I wish to invite all the members of the group
>> to join us and share your ideas. At the end of the virtual workshop we
>> generate a definition of interactive video for educational purposes, the
>> use of Popcorn could be an important educational tool for future
>> education.
>> Joscha, if you accept to join us on tueday please email me to
>> leomonttene...@gmail.com
>>> >>> if anyone is interested in helping me get this properly structured
>>> and
>>> >>> make it "more re-usable", contact me anytime!
>>> >>> have a nice day ;-)
>>> >>> joscha
>>> >>> 2011/12/13 Mark <mark.b...@gmail.com>:
>>> >>> > I've been following this thread with interest. I'm working on
>>> something
>>> >>> > called hyperaudio I wonder how much this crosses over.
>>> >>> > I should definitely pick up some of those books!
>>> >>> > Thanks
>>> >>> > Mark
>>> >>> > On 13 December 2011 22:02, Leonardo Montenegro
>>> >>> > <leomonttene...@gmail.com>
>>> >>> > wrote:
>>> >>> >> Hi Joscha
>>> >>> >> Thanks for the list. I will be consulting those books for sure.
>>> >>> >>> None of the early hypervideo-systems are "open" in a webby sense
>>> (and
>>> >>> >>> many don't even make use of the web). But the references I
>>> listed may
>>> >>> >>> be a good starting-point for research on the "hypervideo &
>>> education"
>>> >>> >>> subject ( in order to apply your personal findings to the open
>>> web &
>>> >>> >>> popcorn ;-) )
>>> >>> >>> Regards & I hope that was what you're looking for,
>>> >>> >>> Joscha
>>> >>> >>> p.s.: I'm not an expert in the field, so it's possible that I
>>> missed
>>> >>> >>> important publications ;-)
>>> >>> >>> 2011/12/13 Leonardo Montenegro <leomonttene...@gmail.com>:
>>> >>> >>> > Hi Daan
>>> >>> >>> > Excellent work!
>>> >>> >>> > Could you clue me in on a book I could read to learn more on
>>> >>> >>> > interactive
>>> >>> >>> > hypervideos?
>>> >>> >>> > I am interested in interactive videos especially y open
>>> educational
>>> >>> >>> > interactive videos.
>>> >>> >>> > 2011/11/9 Daan @ Sense <d...@sense-studios.com>
>>> >>> >>> >> Hey Joscha,
>>> >>> >>> >> such a property would be very handy indeed. Especially if a
>>> user
>>> >>> >>> >> is
>>> >>> >>> >> asked
>>> >>> >>> >> to perform an action, write a piece of text or otherwise, a
>>> simple
>>> >>> >>> >> 'withPauze' or something would be very welcome. Great idea!
>>> >>> >>> >> regards,
>>> >>> >>> >> Daan
>>> >>> >>> >> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Joscha Jaeger
>>> >>> >>> >> <joscha.jae...@gmail.com>
>>> >>> >>> >> wrote:
>>> >>> >>> >>> Me again ;-)
>>> >>> >>> >>> I put the Code on GitHub:
>>> >>> >>> >>> I want to rewrite this a normal Popcorn-Plugin (without
>>> >>> >>> >>> dependencies
>>> >>> >>> >>> and especially without having to use the
>>> timeout-workaround). At
>>> >>> >>> >>> the
>>> >>> >>> >>> moment, I am setting a timeout on object:start and do the
>>> >>> >>> >>> object:end-stuff after the timeout ran out. This makes the
>>> >>> >>> >>> object:end-time obsolete. Is there any way to do this in
>>> Popcorn?
>>> >>> >>> >>> Is there a need for a general property, that defines that the
>>> >>> >>> >>> main
>>> >>> >>> >>> media shall be paused until a certain something (function,
>>> >>> >>> >>> embedded
>>> >>> >>> >>> secondary media) has finished? And what to do with the
>>> object:end
>>> >>> >>> >>> property then?
>>> >>> >>> >>> If this question is somehow confusing just tell me and I'll
>>> try
>>> >>> >>> >>> to
>>> >>> >>> >>> clarify what I mean... Or maybe that's already possible and I
>>> >>> >>> >>> just
>>> >>> >>> >>> didn't get it?
>>> >>> >>> >>> Thanks for the help,
>>> >>> >>> >>> Joscha
>>> >>> >>> >>> > I made a first Prototype for the practical part of my
>>> >>> >>> >>> > Bachelor-Thesis
>>> >>> >>> >>> > on Hypervideos as Archive-Interface.
>>> >>> >>> >>> > Codewise, the whole thing is in a state of total chaos.
>>> >>> >>> >>> > Basically I
>>> >>> >>> >>> > parse an XML-Document with all the stuff I need
>>> (/popcorn.xml)
>>> >>> >>> >>> > and
>>> >>> >>> >>> > "weave"
