europeana remix - an interactive story of an unlikely friendship during the first world war
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Lessons learnt by Europeana in developing our first interactive content enriched video in HTML5 and Popcorn.jsTRANSCRIPT
Europeana RemixAn interactive experience around the story of an unlikely friendship during the First World War.
Experience it at:www.remix.europeana.eu
Contribute your WWI memorabilia at:www.europeana1914-1918.eu
David Haskiya, EuropeanaEuropeanaTech, October 4 2011
To test the Social object concept in practiceTo nurture curiosity in Europeana and our WWI related projectsTo test content re-use and API-mashup in practiceTo experiment with user created annotationsTo show our support for HTML5 and Open Video
Why Europeana Remix?
The LAMP-stackHTML5Popcorn.js, if you’re not a coder try Butter A Popcorn.js plug-in for the Europeana Search APImp4, webm, ogv as video formatsThe code is Open and on GitHub, https://github.com/brianchirls/Europeana-Remix
What technologies and formats did you use?
Clearer calls to action (Share and Comment)Embed functionalityCommunity building, contextualize the annotationsResponsive design - Think tablet!Accessibility More consistency in design with the main Europeana site
Retrospective: Design
Look upon this first Remix as a prototype Browser compatibility is NOT as easy as its often made out to soundPopcorn is not ready for Swipe control yet so no proper tablet supportVideo encoding is a specialized art form!Rely less on js and more on CSS – refactor the code!
Retrospective: Development&Tech
Thijs van Exel, KennislandAnne Marie van Gerwen, EuropeanaHarold van Velsen, BigUpBrian Chirls, Three Eyed LabsAnna van den Broek, EuropeanaDan Entous, EuropeanaJacob Lundqvist, Europeana
So who’s behind Remix?
And of course the film crew who are credited at the end of the film!