Designing Around Place - User contributions [en]

Final Presentation Sign Up

2008-12-08T20:41:14Z

Jiaxier:

Get your sign up on!

Like this: Dennis Crowley, Super Awesome (http://superawesome.com)

6:30 Introductions

6:40 alittleawkward stella/alex

6:50 remmbr.com vikram / anaid

7:00 ChattyTime Josh/Andrea

7:10 Killr Jonathan

7:20 GMissile Jiaxin / Jaeyoon

7:30 Che-Wei, Turf Bombing (http://turfbombing.com)

7:40 - 7:55 ---------------------------------------------------- Break

8:00 Thomas Chan, Peek

8:10 Kristin, Mitch, Thomas, Situated Stories

8:20

8:30

8:40

8:50

BB Tank

2008-09-30T22:27:28Z

Jiaxier: New page: Our locative tank shooting game is kind of similar with Fortress, Plundr, Worms World Party ·Online, except it is a mobile (3D may be?) version with location awareness. We will use Loki, ...

Our locative tank shooting game is kind of similar with Fortress, Plundr, Worms World Party ·Online, except it is a mobile (3D may be?) version with location awareness. We will use Loki, so like Plundr, it can be played on cell-phone or laptop or PSP. The geo-tagged contents we gonna use are weather, cloud, rain, fog, and visibility, gaining in realtime from website like weather.com querying by zipcode from URL or RSS. Tank shooting meets Battleship.

Weeklyresearch

2008-09-30T22:09:50Z

Jiaxier:

=== Week 4: What Do You Want to Build? Part II (Due: September 30) ===

Revisit the project proposals you wrote last week, but answer the following questions:

+ Find at least one other project that's similar to what you're proposing. What problem are they solving? What problem are you trying to solve? How is your approach different?

+ Who is your project targeted at? Who do you imagine using it? In what scenario do you imagine it being useful?

+ What methods will you use to collect location from users? (User-submitted? GPS (and if so, on what device?) Loki?)

+ What kind of geo-tagged content will you be storing in your database? Text? Photos? Venues? Where will you get this data?

+ What's the one-sentence [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elevator_pitch elevator pitch] for your project? Is it "geo scavenger hunt meets Flickr"? "Yelp reviews meets Amazon's recommendations"? "Candy Land played in the NYC streets?" See if you can whip up a one-liner that accurately describes what's you're cooking up.

*[[something awesome here]] (Dennis Crowley)
*[http://itp.nyu.edu/~ago218/trash/ Garbage Maps] (Anaid)
*[http://andreadulko.com/?p=175 Legacy (User Generated News Revamped)] (Andrea)
*[[Street View Narrative/Game]] (Mitch + Kristin)
*[[Box me in 2]] (Vikram)
*[[Turf]] (Che-Wei)
*[[ShareMyTaxi]] (Kristin O'Friel)
*[[oi!(not yet titled)]] (Stella + Alex)
*[[BB Tank]] (Jiaxin & JaeYoon)

=== Week 3: What Do You Want to Build? (Due: September 23) ===

Think about what you want to create / build this semester. Write up a short (1-3 paragraphs) description of this concept. If it's similar to existing applications, include references to those applications in the description - e.g. "It's like a location-based HotOrNot for street food". If you'd like you can include diagrams, images or anything else that you feel will help you get your point across.

*[[something awesome here]] (Dennis Crowley)
*[[ideas for a location based project]] (Anaid)
*[[location based turf war]] (Che-Wei)
*[[location to DOs alarm]] (Jaeyoon)
*[[ShareMyTaxi]] (Kristin O'Friel)
*[[location-based language learning]] (Armanda)
*[[location-based love/hate letters]] (Theresa)
*[[location based chatting]] (john)
*[[stories that may know each other]] (josh)
*[[my idea is really good, and that's why I ended up finding out that it already exists right before class]] (kacie)
*[[Voting Experiment, Paparazzi, Blogicks ]] (Alex Abreu)
*[[Scav]] (Corey Menscher)
*[[Crazy Tank]] (Jiaxin Feng)
*[[Multiple Ideas]] (Thomas Chan)
*[http://andreadulko.com/?p=175 What I'd LOVE to do] (Andrea M. Dulko I)
*[[Flashmobs Everywhere]] (Jonathan Swerdloff)
*[[box me in]] (Vikram Tank)

=== Week 2: The Wonderful World of Mapping Mashups (Due: September 16) ===

Two paragraphs on what you consider to be a great use of one of the mapping API's we've covered in class - you can look towards the [http://googlemapsmania.blogspot.com/ Google Maps Mashup site] for inspiration. Bonus points for writing about something that changed the way you experienced some aspect of the city.

[[something awesome here]] (Dennis Crowley)

[[what if (state name) voted Republican or Democrat?]] (Anaid)

[[gmaps nyc subway mashup]] (Kristin O'Friel)

[[real time train positions]] (Jaeyoon)

[[realtime speedtrap map]] (Corey)

[[Gawker Stalker]] (Swerdloff)

[[pub crawl generator]] (Stella)

[[groundcrew.us]] (Theresa)

[[earth as a sandwich]] (john)

[[The criminals in your midst!]] (Mitch)

[[Kissing & Telling]] (Alex)

[[Mailbox Map]] (Thomas)

[[Pilipili]] (Armanda)

[[MapWOW]] (Jiaxin)

=== Week 1: Best Locative Experiences? (Due: September 9) ===

For our first weekly research assignment, we want to hear a personal story about how some some kind of locative data has made your day in the past. Did Yelp recommend your favorite restaurant? Did Facebook tell you your best friend was in town? Did dodgeball let you know your ex was lurking next door?

[[Facebook @ Sweden]] (Dennis Crowley)

[[SportsTracker - NYC]] (Michael Sharon)

[[Google/Yahoo Traffic Data]] (Corey Menscher)

[[Hopstop]] (Seanita Tolliver)

[[Frequency 1550]] (Armanda Lewis)

[[T Map]] (Stella)

[[cellphone + dad + map]] (Kristin O'Friel)

[[GPS in Spain]] (Theresa Ling)

[[Broadcasting Location]] (Che-Wei Wang)

[[Google map apps]] (Jaeyoon Kang)

[[Brightkite]] (Jonathan Swerdloff)

[[RL Effortless Shopping]] (Andrea Dulko)

[[vindigo, and the pursuit of gas in the Bronx]] (John Dimatos)

[[GPS car rentals]] (Thomas Chan)

[[iPhone take us to Ikea!]] (Anaid)

[[Google Waps]] (Mitch)

[[Google map and Panoramio]] (Jiaxin)

[[The Masada Museum]] (Ithai)

[[Buses Plus GPS]] (Alex)

[[Saved from a bad meal, twinkle]] (Vikram)

Office Hours, Sept 29 - Sign up Here

2008-09-29T20:11:14Z

Jiaxier:

Hi, I'll be in the ITP Adjunct Lounge on Monday from 5:30pm - 7:30pm. Sign up for a timeslot like this.

5:15p Vikram (15 mins) 
5:30p Anaid (15 mins) 
6:00p Theresa (15 mins) 
6:30p Stella Kim (15 mins) 
6:45p Jiaxin Feng & Jaeyoon Kang(15 mins) 
7:00p Che-Wei (15 mins) 
7:15p Armanda (15 mins)

Crazy Tank

2008-09-23T22:30:35Z

Jiaxier: New page: Locative Tank War If you have ever played online games called BB Tank or Fortress, this will be the same thing except you will play in real world with your cell phone. Each player need a ...

Locative Tank War

If you have ever played online games called BB Tank or Fortress, this will be the same thing except you will play in real world with your cell phone. Each player need a locative awareness cell phone to find their location in real time. Players will be divided into two sides, each one will represent as a tank, and displayed on a city map at their current location which can be seen by everyone else. Then start shooting! They need to adjust direction, angle and strength of their shooting. Wind is also something they need to consider. After shot a virtual balloon, damage will occur depends on how close to where balloon land. A player can shoot every two minutes may be, and they can move all the time. When one team is all dead, the other team win.

[A BB Tank Video][http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MelQY3zO-e0
]

[BB Tank][http://bbt.ogplanet.com/default.asp]

Weeklyresearch

2008-09-23T22:23:58Z

Jiaxier: /* Week 3: What Do You Want to Build? (Due: September 23) */

=== Week 3: What Do You Want to Build? (Due: September 23) ===

Think about what you want to create / build this semester. Write up a short (1-3 paragraphs) description of this concept. If it's similar to existing applications, include references to those applications in the description - e.g. "It's like a location-based HotOrNot for street food". If you'd like you can include diagrams, images or anything else that you feel will help you get your point across.

*[[something awesome here]] (Dennis Crowley)
*[[ideas for a location based project]] (Anaid)
*[[location based turf war]] (Che-Wei)
*[[location to DOs alarm]] (Jaeyoon)
*[[ShareMyTaxi]] (Kristin O'Friel)
*[[location-based language learning]] (Armanda)
*[[location-based love/hate letters]] (Theresa)
*[[location based chatting]] (john)
*[[stories that may know each other]] (josh)
*[[my idea is really good, and that's why I ended up finding out that it already exists right before class]] (kacie)
*[[Voting Experiment, Paparazzi, Blogicks ]] (Alex Abreu)
*[[Scav]] (Corey Menscher)
*[[Crazy Tank]] (Jiaxin Feng)

=== Week 2: The Wonderful World of Mapping Mashups (Due: September 16) ===

Two paragraphs on what you consider to be a great use of one of the mapping API's we've covered in class - you can look towards the [http://googlemapsmania.blogspot.com/ Google Maps Mashup site] for inspiration. Bonus points for writing about something that changed the way you experienced some aspect of the city.

[[something awesome here]] (Dennis Crowley)

[[what if (state name) voted Republican or Democrat?]] (Anaid)

[[gmaps nyc subway mashup]] (Kristin O'Friel)

[[real time train positions]] (Jaeyoon)

[[realtime speedtrap map]] (Corey)

[[Gawker Stalker]] (Swerdloff)

[[pub crawl generator]] (Stella)

[[groundcrew.us]] (Theresa)

[[earth as a sandwich]] (john)

[[The criminals in your midst!]] (Mitch)

[[Kissing & Telling]] (Alex)

[[Mailbox Map]] (Thomas)

[[Pilipili]] (Armanda)

[[MapWOW]] (Jiaxin)

=== Week 1: Best Locative Experiences? (Due: September 9) ===

For our first weekly research assignment, we want to hear a personal story about how some some kind of locative data has made your day in the past. Did Yelp recommend your favorite restaurant? Did Facebook tell you your best friend was in town? Did dodgeball let you know your ex was lurking next door?

[[Facebook @ Sweden]] (Dennis Crowley)

[[SportsTracker - NYC]] (Michael Sharon)

[[Google/Yahoo Traffic Data]] (Corey Menscher)

[[Hopstop]] (Seanita Tolliver)

[[Frequency 1550]] (Armanda Lewis)

[[T Map]] (Stella)

[[cellphone + dad + map]] (Kristin O'Friel)

[[GPS in Spain]] (Theresa Ling)

[[Broadcasting Location]] (Che-Wei Wang)

[[Google map apps]] (Jaeyoon Kang)

[[Brightkite]] (Jonathan Swerdloff)

[[RL Effortless Shopping]] (Andrea Dulko)

[[vindigo, and the pursuit of gas in the Bronx]] (John Dimatos)

[[GPS car rentals]] (Thomas Chan)

[[iPhone take us to Ikea!]] (Anaid)

[[Google Waps]] (Mitch)

[[Google map and Panoramio]] (Jiaxin)

[[The Masada Museum]] (Ithai)

[[Buses Plus GPS]] (Alex)

[[Saved from a bad meal, twinkle]] (Vikram)

MapWOW

2008-09-17T03:27:54Z

Jiaxier: New page: [http://mapwow.com/outland/] You are currently viewing the map of Outland, which is also known as Draenor. Outland includes Hellfire Peninsula, Zangarmarsh, Nagrand, Terokkar Forest, Shad...

[http://mapwow.com/outland/]

You are currently viewing the map of Outland, which is also known as Draenor. Outland includes Hellfire Peninsula, Zangarmarsh, Nagrand, Terokkar Forest, Shadowmoon Valley, Blades Edge Mountains, and Netherstorm. It is actually a separate planet from Azeroth....Yes, it is a map for WOW. In Outland, you can map herb, Deposit, treause and other items. The thing this map interests me most is that it applys another map instead of the world map which all other API uses.

Weeklyresearch

2008-09-17T03:26:40Z

Jiaxier: /* Week 2: The Wonderful World of Mapping Mashups (Due: September 16) */

=== Week 2: The Wonderful World of Mapping Mashups (Due: September 16) ===

Two paragraphs on what you consider to be a great use of one of the mapping API's we've covered in class - you can look towards the [http://googlemapsmania.blogspot.com/ Google Maps Mashup site] for inspiration. Bonus points for writing about something that changed the way you experienced some aspect of the city.

[[something awesome here]] (Dennis Crowley)

[[what if (state name) voted Republican or Democrat?]] (Anaid)

[[gmaps nyc subway mashup]] (Kristin O'Friel)

[[real time train positions]] (Jaeyoon)

[[realtime speedtrap map]] (Corey)

[[Gawker Stalker]] (Swerdloff)

[[pub crawl generator]] (Stella)

[[groundcrew.us]] (Theresa)

[[earth as a sandwich]] (john)

[[The criminals in your midst!]] (Mitch)

[[Kissing & Telling]] (Alex)

[[Mailbox Map]] (Thomas)

[[Pilipili]] (Armanda)

[[MapWOW]] (Jiaxin)

=== Week 1: Best Locative Experiences? (Due: September 9) ===

For our first weekly research assignment, we want to hear a personal story about how some some kind of locative data has made your day in the past. Did Yelp recommend your favorite restaurant? Did Facebook tell you your best friend was in town? Did dodgeball let you know your ex was lurking next door?

[[Facebook @ Sweden]] (Dennis Crowley)

[[SportsTracker - NYC]] (Michael Sharon)

[[Google/Yahoo Traffic Data]] (Corey Menscher)

[[Hopstop]] (Seanita Tolliver)

[[Frequency 1550]] (Armanda Lewis)

[[T Map]] (Stella)

[[cellphone + dad + map]] (Kristin O'Friel)

[[GPS in Spain]] (Theresa Ling)

[[Broadcasting Location]] (Che-Wei Wang)

[[Google map apps]] (Jaeyoon Kang)

[[Brightkite]] (Jonathan Swerdloff)

[[RL Effortless Shopping]] (Andrea Dulko)

[[vindigo, and the pursuit of gas in the Bronx]] (John Dimatos)

[[GPS car rentals]] (Thomas Chan)

[[iPhone take us to Ikea!]] (Anaid)

[[Google Waps]] (Mitch)

[[Google map and Panoramio]] (Jiaxin)

[[The Masada Museum]] (Ithai)

[[Buses Plus GPS]] (Alex)

[[Saved from a bad meal, twinkle]] (Vikram)

Homework

2008-09-16T05:14:55Z

Jiaxier: /* Week 2: Add geocoder + map to our web form (Due: September 16) */

=== Week 2: Add geocoder + map to our web form (Due: September 16) ===

* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/week2/index.php Get your geocode on!] (Dennis Crowley)

* [[No frills geocoding - john dimatos]]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~ago218/dap/week2/index.php Latitude and longitude] (Anaid)
* [http://mitchsaid.com/DAP/indexNU4.php It sorta works! On reload!] (Mitch)
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~jf1444/dap/week2/index.php5 Geocooder,adding more functions] (Jiaxin)

=== Week 1: Make a web form (Due: September 9) ===

* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/week1/index.php Dennis Crowley: web form sample]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~jes556/where.php Jonathan Swerdloff: web form sample]
* [http://hindsight.su/dap/week1/index.php John Dimatos: web form sample]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~tcl268/DAP/whoandwhere.php Theresa Ling: web form sample]
* [http://www.alexabreu.com/locative/index.php Alex Abreu: Amazing Web Form Sample]
* [http://cwwang.com/DAP/rps/ Che-Wei Wang: Rock Paper Scissors Web Form]
* [http://anaid.awardspace.com/ Anaid: my first webform!]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~mas864/dap2/index.php Mitch: pretty simple reflection of database entry]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~al861/dap/hw1b.php Armanda: Where are you?]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~amd471/kidnapped/main.php Andrea: I've been kidnapped, but don't know where I am]
* [http://kofriel.com/dap/week1 Kristin: text input to database to gmaps][http://www.kofriel.com/itp/blog/?p=572 code]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~sk2747/dap/yourmom Stella:your mom]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~srt251/dap/index.php Seanita: Same,same]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~jkb315/joshberry/dap/map.php Josh Berry: Give me your address so I can sell it to spammers]
* Corey: [http://crackilicio.us/iphone/ Mobile Crack!] (add your gps loc manually)
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~jf1444/dap/week1/index.php Jiaxin: Catch me if you can!]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~jyk322/dap/index.php Jaeyoon: web form sample_I've just got mySql password :( ]

Homework

2008-09-09T22:17:09Z

Jiaxier: /* Class 1: (September 2) Make a web form (due September 9) */

=== Class 1: (September 2) Make a web form (due September 9) ===

* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/week1/index.php Dennis Crowley: web form sample]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~jes556/where.php Jonathan Swerdloff: web form sample]
* [http://hindsight.su/dap/week1/index.php John Dimatos: web form sample]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~tcl268/DAP/whoandwhere.php Theresa Ling: web form sample]
* [http://www.alexabreu.com/locative/index.php Alex Abreu: Amazing Web Form Sample]
* [http://cwwang.com/DAP/rps/ Che-Wei Wang: Rock Paper Scissors Web Form]
* [http://www.ithaibenjamin.com/itp/dap/ Ithai Benjamin: web form sample]
* [http://anaid.awardspace.com/ Anaid: my first webform!]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~mas864/dap2/index.php Mitch: pretty simple reflection of database entry]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~al861/dap/hw1b.php Armanda: Where are you?]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~amd471/kidnapped/main.php Andrea: I've been kidnapped, but don't know where I am]
* [http://kofriel.com/dap/week1 Kristin: text input to gmaps]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~sk2747/dap/yourmom Stella:your mom]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~srt251/dap/index.php Seanita: Same,same]
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~jkb315/joshberry/dap/map.php Josh Berry: Give me your address so I can sell it to spammers]
* [http://crackilicio.us/iphone/ Mobile Crack!] (add your gps loc manually)
* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~jf1444/dap/week1/index.php Jiaxin: Catch me if you can!]

Google map and Panoramio

2008-09-09T18:01:19Z

Jiaxier: New page: I was in China during this summer. Besides having fun with Olympics, me and my friends was planning a two weeks trip to south west China, an area full of nature attractions. It is a huge m...

I was in China during this summer. Besides having fun with Olympics, me and my friends was planning a two weeks trip to south west China, an area full of nature attractions. It is a huge mountain area, bigger than Texas. The reason why it has so many beautiful places is that the terrain of this area changes a lot, from Tibet Plateau to ground level, which makes those attractions so different and so far away from each other. We need to first finalize two or three places among so many "five star" rating places of interest in travel guide books, places that we all like, and then start detail research on how to travel in those places. We found that google map or google earth is really helpful in making the decisions because of the photos posted by Panoramio placed in the exact location where they are being taken on the map. There are many photos to check out when zooming in. They are all shot and uploaded by tourists, not like those "perfect" pictures provided by tour company. So we can easily compare between different attractions to see which type of seeing we all like, where has more interesting things and how far they are from each other. We also found some beautiful places that are not on the books by looking photos. As a result, our trip was really wonderful.

Weeklyresearch

2008-09-09T18:00:37Z

Jiaxier: /* Week 1: Best Locative Experiences? (Due: September 9) */

=== Week 1: Best Locative Experiences? (Due: September 9) ===

For our first weekly research assignment, we want to hear a personal story about how some some kind of locative data has made your day in the past. Did Yelp recommend your favorite restaurant? Did Facebook tell you your best friend was in town? Did dodgeball let you know your ex was lurking next door?

[[Facebook @ Sweden]] (Dennis Crowley)

[[SportsTracker - NYC]] (Michael Sharon)

[[Google/Yahoo Traffic Data]] (Corey Menscher)

[[Hopstop]] (Seanita Tolliver)

[[Frequency 1550]] (Armanda Lewis)

[[T Map]] (Stella)

[[cellphone + dad + map]] (Kristin O'Friel)

[[GPS in Spain]] (Theresa Ling)

[[Broadcasting Location]] (Che-Wei Wang)

[[Google map apps]] (Jaeyoon Kang)

[[Brightkite]] (Jonathan Swerdloff)

[[RL Effortless Shopping]] (Andrea Dulko)

[[vindigo, and the pursuit of gas in the Bronx]] (John Dimatos)

[[GPS car rentals]] (Thomas Chan)

[[iPhone take us to Ikea!]] (Anaid)

[[Google Waps]] (Mitch)

[[Google map and Panoramio]] (Jiaxin)

User talk:Jiaxier

2008-09-08T22:59:29Z

Jiaxier: Removing all content from page

User talk:Jiaxier

2008-09-08T22:59:03Z

Jiaxier: Panoramio in Google map