Videos from MIT's WebPub and other DIY web learning sites. WebPub helps web professionals at MIT and beyond stay up to date on trends and news of note. Our audience includes web designers, developers, writers, and producers at all levels, from beginners to seasoned publishers.
Building or re-visioning a web site is like renovating your kitchen. Whether it needs a full set of pipes, a new coat of paint, or everything and the kitchen sink, you've got a project to run and people to organize. In this session, we will hear a high-level overview ...
The WebPub presentation from Thursday April 1, 2010. There are so many Web Analytics engines available it's hard to decide what to use. And once you have Web Analytics installed-what do you do with all of that data? Our April 1 presentation will talk about some of the ...
We came up with a quick demonstration video using different microphones (built-in, lavaliere, shotgun, boundary / PZM, studio) in test situations consisting of different distances, side noise, interference, etc. Check it out to hopefully help you figure out what type of mic might work for you ...
Mira Dontcheva, a researcher at Adobe Systems, explains how Zoetrope can be used to browse back through a Web page's history. She demonstrates a few advanced techniques for looking at historic data and shows how to compare several Web pages over time.
Dries Buytaert relates a synopsis of his life with Drupal from its inception while a "typical geek" undergraduate in Antwerp in 1999 to the upcoming release of Drupal 7.
Social Media, the "building" of shared meaning among communities, is becoming more pervasive in our personal and professional lives. As blogs, Facebook, Flickr, YouTube and Twitter have become growing components of the communications mix, organizations need to develop strategies for using ...
Part 1 of How to make a video - Production Information Covered: Workflow, Pre-Production, Examples, Equipment (cameras, mics, etc.) See more videos and information on our blog entry.
Part 2 of How to make a video - Production Information Covered: Lighting, Audio, Set/Scenery, Logging, Scripting See more videos and information on our blog entry.
Part 1 of How to make a video - Post-Production Information Covered: Scripting, editing, start of compression. See more videos and information on our blog entry.
Part 2 of How to make a video - Post-Production Information Covered: Compression (each setting involved), Medium (DVD, VHS, Web, etc.) See more videos and information on our blog entry.
Who has the best practices for web app design and what do they do to make world-class applications? Jared Spool shares the latest research in the techniques and methodologies that can make a huge difference.
Web design guru Scott Jehl from Boston's The Filament Group speak on Access-Oriented Web Design: Building highly-interactive web apps that work for everyone. Scott specializes in website design and development, is a member of the jQuery and jQuery UI design teams, and runs WriteMaps, an ...
Neal Kane, President of Libretto, Inc. shares pointers on best practices for web writing. Neal is widely regarded as one of New England's leading business writers and messaging strategists.
tutorial on forwarding emails from one specific email address to ilc.
Step to step tutorial on using Gmail to receive emails in your mit webmail account.
An impressive presentation by jQuery JavaScript library creator John Resig. John put a lot of work into preparing what was truly a lesson plan, and he delivered it very well. It was accessible to anyone in the audience, regardless of skill or experience level.
