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AdminGuy: /* Class 13: (December 2) Wildcard Week */

2008-12-03T17:42:14Z

Class 13: (December 2) Wildcard Week

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	This will be another wildcard week in terms of class discussion. Extra time will be dedicated to debugging final projects.		This will be another wildcard week in terms of class discussion. Extra time will be dedicated to debugging final projects.

			* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week13.pdf Lecture Slides]

	=== Class 14: (December 9) Final Presentations ===		=== Class 14: (December 9) Final Presentations ===

AdminGuy at 17:34, 3 December 2008

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	Locative apps don’t have to be limited to our laptops and mobile phones. Let’s spend this week looking at the future of personal navigational devices (PND): in-car nav systems (Garmin, Navi, Dash), handheld GPS units (Garmin, Trackstick, geocaching, geodrawing) - and the tools people are developing to change the way people travel, train, hike, run, bike, ski and everything in between. And don't forget the networked gaming devices - our Nintendo DSs & PSPs. Remember, where there's wi-fi, there's a way of finding location.		Locative apps don’t have to be limited to our laptops and mobile phones. Let’s spend this week looking at the future of personal navigational devices (PND): in-car nav systems (Garmin, Navi, Dash), handheld GPS units (Garmin, Trackstick, geocaching, geodrawing) - and the tools people are developing to change the way people travel, train, hike, run, bike, ski and everything in between. And don't forget the networked gaming devices - our Nintendo DSs & PSPs. Remember, where there's wi-fi, there's a way of finding location.

			* [http://uberthings.com/teaching/dap/files/DAP_week12.pdf Lecture Notes]

	=== Class 13: (December 2) Wildcard Week ===		=== Class 13: (December 2) Wildcard Week ===

AdminGuy: /* Class 14: (December 9) Final Presentations */

2008-12-03T17:24:25Z

Class 14: (December 9) Final Presentations

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	You’ve worked all semester to get here - show us what you’ve been working on!		You’ve worked all semester to get here - show us what you’ve been working on!

			[[Final Presentation Sign Up]]

AdminGuy: /* Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms Introduction to Android Development */

2008-11-19T17:15:41Z

Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms Introduction to Android Development

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	=== Class 11: (November 18) <strike>Sharing Location Across Platforms</strike> Introduction to Android Development ===		=== Class 11: (November 18) <strike>Sharing Location Across Platforms</strike> Introduction to Android Development ===

	An overview to the wonderful world of Android from ~~Petr~~ Nofelt and Mark the l33t developers of [http://mobiledead.com Mobile Dead].		An overview to the wonderful world of Android from Peter Nofelt and Mark Wyszomierski, the l33t developers of [http://mobiledead.com Mobile Dead].

	* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week11.pdf Lecture Slides]		* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week11.pdf Lecture Slides]

AdminGuy: /* Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms Introduction to Android Development */

2008-11-19T17:14:59Z

Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms Introduction to Android Development

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	=== Class 11: (November 18) <strike>Sharing Location Across Platforms</strike> Introduction to Android Development ===		=== Class 11: (November 18) <strike>Sharing Location Across Platforms</strike> Introduction to Android Development ===

	~~We’re just starting~~ to ~~see presence data being shared across multiple social services – Twitter can talk to Facebook can talk to Dopplr can pull~~ from ~~Flickr, etc. This week we’ll look at how services like Yahoo’s FireEagle are changing the way we think about aggregating location, the social~~ and ~~privacy concerns that go along with such changes, and how~~ the ~~Google’s and Yahoo’s~~ of ~~the world are expected to get into the game~~.		An overview to the wonderful world of Android from Petr Nofelt and Mark the l33t developers of [http://mobiledead.com Mobile Dead].

	* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week11.pdf Lecture Slides]		* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week11.pdf Lecture Slides]
	* [[Info on getting up and running with Android SDK]]		* [[Info on getting up and running with Android SDK]]
			* [http://perkmobile.com/itp.html Android Notes and Sample Code]

	=== Class 12: (November 25) Everything but the Kitchen Sink ===		=== Class 12: (November 25) Everything but the Kitchen Sink ===

AdminGuy: /* Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms */

2008-11-18T22:02:16Z

Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms

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	* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week10.pdf Lecture Slides]		* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week10.pdf Lecture Slides]

	=== Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms ===		=== Class 11: (November 18) <strike>Sharing Location Across Platforms</strike> Introduction to Android Development ===

	We’re just starting to see presence data being shared across multiple social services – Twitter can talk to Facebook can talk to Dopplr can pull from Flickr, etc. This week we’ll look at how services like Yahoo’s FireEagle are changing the way we think about aggregating location, the social and privacy concerns that go along with such changes, and how the Google’s and Yahoo’s of the world are expected to get into the game.		We’re just starting to see presence data being shared across multiple social services – Twitter can talk to Facebook can talk to Dopplr can pull from Flickr, etc. This week we’ll look at how services like Yahoo’s FireEagle are changing the way we think about aggregating location, the social and privacy concerns that go along with such changes, and how the Google’s and Yahoo’s of the world are expected to get into the game.

AdminGuy: /* Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms */

2008-11-18T22:00:49Z

Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms

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	We’re just starting to see presence data being shared across multiple social services – Twitter can talk to Facebook can talk to Dopplr can pull from Flickr, etc. This week we’ll look at how services like Yahoo’s FireEagle are changing the way we think about aggregating location, the social and privacy concerns that go along with such changes, and how the Google’s and Yahoo’s of the world are expected to get into the game.		We’re just starting to see presence data being shared across multiple social services – Twitter can talk to Facebook can talk to Dopplr can pull from Flickr, etc. This week we’ll look at how services like Yahoo’s FireEagle are changing the way we think about aggregating location, the social and privacy concerns that go along with such changes, and how the Google’s and Yahoo’s of the world are expected to get into the game.

			* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week11.pdf Lecture Slides]
			* [[Info on getting up and running with Android SDK]]

	=== Class 12: (November 25) Everything but the Kitchen Sink ===		=== Class 12: (November 25) Everything but the Kitchen Sink ===

AdminGuy: /* Class 10: (November 11) "This Was Supposed to be the Future!" (with a nod to Mike's tee-shirt) */

2008-11-18T22:00:00Z

Class 10: (November 11) "This Was Supposed to be the Future!" (with a nod to Mike's tee-shirt)

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	Since the dot-com heydays, the locative future has always been 18 months away. We’re getting closer with the latest crop of location-aware devices - iPhone, Nokias and Blackberries. This week we’ll talk a look at this history of location-aware apps, the obstacles that have hindered the space in the past and where we can expect to be 18 months from now. Raise your hand if you have an iPhone and we may just dig into the iPhone SDK.		Since the dot-com heydays, the locative future has always been 18 months away. We’re getting closer with the latest crop of location-aware devices - iPhone, Nokias and Blackberries. This week we’ll talk a look at this history of location-aware apps, the obstacles that have hindered the space in the past and where we can expect to be 18 months from now. Raise your hand if you have an iPhone and we may just dig into the iPhone SDK.

			* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week10.pdf Lecture Slides]

	=== Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms ===		=== Class 11: (November 18) Sharing Location Across Platforms ===

AdminGuy: /* Class 9: (November 4 Fri November 7, 3:30-6pm) Beg / Borrow / Steal - Working with External Data Sources */

2008-11-07T23:32:56Z

Class 9: (November 4 Fri November 7, 3:30-6pm) Beg / Borrow / Steal - Working with External Data Sources

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	* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week9.pdf Lecture Slides]		* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/slides/dap_week9.pdf Lecture Slides]
	* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/week9/week9.zip Sample Code - XML + TwitterBot]		* [http://itp.nyu.edu/~dc788/dap08/week9/week9.zip Sample Code - XML + TwitterBot]
			* [[Problems that need Fixin' / DYI City Brainstorm]]

	=== Class 10: (November 11) "This Was Supposed to be the Future!" (with a nod to Mike's tee-shirt) ===		=== Class 10: (November 11) "This Was Supposed to be the Future!" (with a nod to Mike's tee-shirt) ===

AdminGuy: /* Class 9: (November 4 Fri November 7, 3:30-6pm) Beg / Borrow / Steal - Working with External Data Sources */

2008-11-07T23:25:18Z

Class 9: (November 4 Fri November 7, 3:30-6pm) Beg / Borrow / Steal - Working with External Data Sources

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	Plenty of services simply take information that is readily available online and use locative tools to cut, filter or push data in ways that make it geographically relevant. Think: Google Maps mashups, Outside.in, etc. This week we’ll take at the tools needed to track down this data (scraping HTML, parsing XML, working with APIs) and present it back to your users.		Plenty of services simply take information that is readily available online and use locative tools to cut, filter or push data in ways that make it geographically relevant. Think: Google Maps mashups, Outside.in, etc. This week we’ll take at the tools needed to track down this data (scraping HTML, parsing XML, working with APIs) and present it back to your users.


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