The document discusses the technologies learned from constructing a media product. It describes using Photoshop to create the front cover and contents page, and learning skills like cropping images using different tools. It also discusses using InDesign for the first time to make a double page spread, and how InDesign allowed adding drop text and pull quotes to give a professional finish.
The document discusses the various technologies and skills the author has learned. The author has improved their skills in navigation using Google and become more familiar with the Mac operating system. The author has also learned skills in Photoshop such as using the magnetic lasso tool, importing images, and adding special effects to text. They have learned how to use InDesign to open double page spreads, add columns, and import images and files. Additional skills mentioned include creating questionnaires and analyzing results in Survey Monkey, importing and editing Prezi presentations, and uploading and embedding work from different programs onto their blog.
I learned how to navigate and create blog posts using blogspot, find other users, and make multiple posts while experimenting with layout designs. Photoshop allowed me to create content pages by inserting and cropping pictures, changing backgrounds and adding text. Microsoft Publisher helped design content pages by inserting and rotating pictures, using text boxes, and changing box and background colors. A Nikon camera took high quality pictures and its functions like the flash helped capture images professionally. All these technologies were useful in creating the blog.
The document discusses various technologies the author learned while constructing a magazine product. For Photoshop, the author learned tools like the pen tool for images and shape tools for page elements. For Quark, guidelines were used to properly position elements. Various cameras and lighting techniques were used to improve photo quality. Blogger allowed blogging and uploading photos/presentations. Slideshare let presentations be uploaded and embedded. Prezi was used to create template slideshows for embedding.
The document discusses various technologies the author learned about through creating a blog and magazine project. They learned how to use blogspot to create and navigate a blog, how to post with different text styles and insert pictures. Photoshop allowed image editing and design work. Microsoft Publisher helped with page layout and design. A Nikon camera took high quality photos. PowerPoint and SlideShare created and shared the presentation. Overall, the author found these technologies very useful for their projects.
Overall, the student created three products - a front cover, contents page, and double page spread - using various technologies. For the front cover, the student used Photoshop and learned how to edit photos by adjusting colors, contrasts, and cutting images without harsh lines. For the contents page and double page spread, the student used InDesign and learned how to lay out content by arranging text in columns and spacing it evenly across pages. The student also used a DSLR camera to take high-quality photos and learned how to adjust the camera's settings to suit different environments.
Photoshop, QuarkXPress, and Microsoft Word taught the author many valuable skills. Specifically in Photoshop, the author learned to use layers to build a magazine cover, the lasso tool to cleanly crop images, and the dropper tool to select and apply colors. Through constructing this project, the author feels they have gained software skills and production techniques that could enable professional-level work.
The document discusses what technologies the author has learned about through creating three magazine products. They used Photoshop to design the front cover, learning tools like the lasso and how to add effects. For the contents page and spread, they used Quark Xpress, finding it more difficult than Photoshop but learning how to import and resize images and text. They also discovered how to create drop caps in Quark to indicate where articles start on spreads.
The document discusses the technologies learned from constructing a media product. It describes using Photoshop to create the front cover and contents page, and learning skills like cropping images using different tools. It also discusses using InDesign for the first time to make a double page spread, and how InDesign allowed adding drop text and pull quotes to give a professional finish.
The document discusses the various technologies and skills the author has learned. The author has improved their skills in navigation using Google and become more familiar with the Mac operating system. The author has also learned skills in Photoshop such as using the magnetic lasso tool, importing images, and adding special effects to text. They have learned how to use InDesign to open double page spreads, add columns, and import images and files. Additional skills mentioned include creating questionnaires and analyzing results in Survey Monkey, importing and editing Prezi presentations, and uploading and embedding work from different programs onto their blog.
I learned how to navigate and create blog posts using blogspot, find other users, and make multiple posts while experimenting with layout designs. Photoshop allowed me to create content pages by inserting and cropping pictures, changing backgrounds and adding text. Microsoft Publisher helped design content pages by inserting and rotating pictures, using text boxes, and changing box and background colors. A Nikon camera took high quality pictures and its functions like the flash helped capture images professionally. All these technologies were useful in creating the blog.
The document discusses various technologies the author learned while constructing a magazine product. For Photoshop, the author learned tools like the pen tool for images and shape tools for page elements. For Quark, guidelines were used to properly position elements. Various cameras and lighting techniques were used to improve photo quality. Blogger allowed blogging and uploading photos/presentations. Slideshare let presentations be uploaded and embedded. Prezi was used to create template slideshows for embedding.
The document discusses various technologies the author learned about through creating a blog and magazine project. They learned how to use blogspot to create and navigate a blog, how to post with different text styles and insert pictures. Photoshop allowed image editing and design work. Microsoft Publisher helped with page layout and design. A Nikon camera took high quality photos. PowerPoint and SlideShare created and shared the presentation. Overall, the author found these technologies very useful for their projects.
Overall, the student created three products - a front cover, contents page, and double page spread - using various technologies. For the front cover, the student used Photoshop and learned how to edit photos by adjusting colors, contrasts, and cutting images without harsh lines. For the contents page and double page spread, the student used InDesign and learned how to lay out content by arranging text in columns and spacing it evenly across pages. The student also used a DSLR camera to take high-quality photos and learned how to adjust the camera's settings to suit different environments.
Photoshop, QuarkXPress, and Microsoft Word taught the author many valuable skills. Specifically in Photoshop, the author learned to use layers to build a magazine cover, the lasso tool to cleanly crop images, and the dropper tool to select and apply colors. Through constructing this project, the author feels they have gained software skills and production techniques that could enable professional-level work.
The document discusses what technologies the author has learned about through creating three magazine products. They used Photoshop to design the front cover, learning tools like the lasso and how to add effects. For the contents page and spread, they used Quark Xpress, finding it more difficult than Photoshop but learning how to import and resize images and text. They also discovered how to create drop caps in Quark to indicate where articles start on spreads.
The document provides details about the media student's final pieces for their front cover, contents page, and double page spread (DPS) for their magazine.
For the front cover, the student was inspired by Kerrang magazine's conventions of using a mid-shot of the featured person and including headlines. For the contents page, the student included columns of features, regulars, and a band index, drawing on conventions from Kerrang and NME.
For the DPS, the student chose to have a full-page background image and include quotes, text in boxes, and a standfirst like other magazines. The DPS draws on conventions from NME and Kerrang by having the person on one page and
1. The document describes the process of designing a magazine front cover in Photoshop CS6.
2. Main elements included are adding a background, editing the main image, placing graphic features and headlines, and adding additional details like issue numbers and dates.
3. The final cover includes a masthead, strapline, graphic features in different colors and positions to draw attention, and band names separated by gold stars in the strapline.
The student has learned more about magazine design conventions and increased their technical skills over the course of the project. They developed a better understanding of front covers, contents pages, and spreads by studying professional magazines. Their creative and camera skills improved as they experimented with layout, effects, and angles. Working with design software like Photoshop and Quark gave them more experience using technology for magazine production. Overall, they gained a deeper knowledge of how magazines are constructed and how technical elements can make a product look professional.
Charlotte Smith, the lead singer of the band Overload, discusses her musical background and career in a double page spread interview. She describes how she developed an interest in music from a young age, being inspired by her grandmother and uncle who were also musicians. Smith discusses her experience performing with Overload, including embarrassing on-stage moments, how the band members met, and practices regularly to improve her skills. She offers advice to upcoming musicians to enjoy performing and notes that practice leads to confidence and perfection.
Production Process - Double Page Spreadsamuelnolan
This document summarizes the process of creating a double page spread for a magazine. It describes adding page numbers, editing a standfirst, including an interview with matching drop cap style. Photoshop was used to add a background image and featured person's photo. Quotes were added as finishing touches to match conventions of music magazines like Kerrang. Everything was brought together including a headline to introduce the featured person and give readers excitement opening the double page spread.
The student learned how to use several new technologies while constructing their music magazine product. They learned how to operate an HD camera and use different camera shots. Photoshop was used to create the magazine cover, and the student learned cropping techniques. Prezi was used for presentations, and provided animations and backgrounds. Quark was initially difficult but became easier to use for page layouts, helped by guides to prevent cropping errors. Overall the technologies were very useful and the student's favorite was Prezi for its presentation features.
This document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine in Quark Xpress. It discusses constructing text boxes and columns for features, regulars, and a band index. Images and accompanying text are added for featured articles. Page numbers and the magazine masthead are also included at the bottom of the contents page. The final steps are editing the page and adding a title of "Contents" and release date.
The document describes editing an image to symbolize rock music by changing it to black and white, which connotes darkness. Additional layers were created and levels, brightness, contrast, and exposure were adjusted to remove a purple background and make the artist stand out more. The blur tool was also used to blur the background and further make the artist stand out, conveying rage and violence associated with rock music.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a contents page on Quark software. It describes importing images and text created in Photoshop, arranging various elements like titles, page numbers, and columns of text, and formatting items with different fonts, sizes, colors, and layers to achieve the desired visual design. Minor tweaks were made to increase professionalism, such as adjusting opacity and text and image colors. The contents page was ultimately finalized for publication.
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire given to 10 people about various aspects of a rock music magazine prototype. Key findings include:
- The main image on the front cover and column layout of the contents page were best liked.
- For the front cover, changing the coverlines and making them more eye-catching was suggested.
- For the contents page, changing the boy band photo was a popular choice.
- The article content and band featured were found suitable for a rock magazine by all respondents.
- The color scheme, fonts, and strongest visual elements like photos were also deemed suitable and representative of the rock genre.
The document discusses technologies and skills learned from creating various products. It covers learning blending options, layers, and image editing in Photoshop. Skills with photo editing like adjustments, selections, and blurring are mentioned. In QuarkXpress, guides, image/text boxes, columns, and tools were learned. Other skills include uploading to websites like Prezi and Blogger. Camera techniques like flash use and lenses are also discussed.
What do you feel you have learnt about the technologies of the process of con...leilaarada
Leila learned how to use various software like Photoshop and Quark Xpress to construct her music magazine. She gained skills in cutting and editing images, adding layers and colors. She also learned how to layout pages in Quark. Her digital camera helped capture high quality photos, and her phone took additional images. Internet tools like Blogger and Slideshare assisted her research and sharing work. Microsoft programs like Word and PowerPoint enabled writing and presenting evaluations.
Photoshop was used to create the front cover of the magazine, where the author learned how to layer and manipulate text and images using tools like shadows, glows, and strokes. InDesign was used for the contents page and double page spread, where the author learned how to align text boxes and columns, add fonts and captions, and export files. Blogger was used to upload coursework to a blog, where the author learned how to embed links and media from other programs and alter text and image size. Photography studio was used to photograph cover stars, where the author learned to use a DSLR camera and control flash and colors.
The document discusses various technologies used to construct a music magazine coursework project. It describes learning how to use layers and tools in Photoshop to design the magazine cover. InDesign was used to layout the contents page and spreads, learning how to align text boxes and columns. Blogger taught skills like embedding links and media. The photography studio provided experience using a DSLR camera and lighting equipment. Timetoast, Prezzi and Slideshare gave skills in timeline organization, online presentations and sharing presentations online.
The document discusses the technologies used to create various media products and what was learned from using each technology. It describes using Adobe Photoshop to create the front cover and learning new effects and keyboard shortcuts. It also discusses using Quark Xpress for the first time to make the contents page and double page spread, and learning how to import elements and use guidelines. Additionally, it mentions using a Sony Digital SLR camera to take high quality photos.
I learned several technologies through creating this product:
Photoshop - Allowed image manipulation like color changing and history brush. Learned numerous skills.
InDesign - Useful for layout and arranging text around images.
Blogging - Presented research, planning, drafts and final products. Learned HTML and web design.
DSLR cameras - Learned to operate, focus, and use tripod to reduce blur. Improved photography.
Social media - Effective way to contact models and focus group. Simple communication tool.
The document discusses what the author learned about technologies from constructing a magazine product. The author learned how to edit images in Photoshop, including changing saturation, contrast, and cropping. The author also learned how to use the Magnetic Lasso Tool to cut images out of their backgrounds. In InDesign, the author learned how to add and format text boxes, columns, banners, and drop caps, as well as add strokes, rotate and layer objects. The author concluded they learned the most about InDesign since it was a new program for them to use.
The document discusses several technologies the author learned about through creating their products. They learned how to professionally use an SLR camera, including adjusting lighting and camera settings. They also learned how to use Prezi, including adding slides and images and editing presentation paths. For Adobe Photoshop, the author learned tools like layers, opacity, blending options and more to edit images for their cover and spread. They also used Quark and learned how to create double page spreads, use grids, set up columns and insert elements.
The student learned about codes and conventions for different document elements like front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. They gained skills in using Photoshop and Quark, including importing files, using tools, and paying attention to details like consistent colors and smooth edges. Observing examples helped them structure their own documents correctly and understand features needed for a professional look.
The document discusses the technologies used to create a media product. It describes learning skills in Photoshop like manipulation tools and using online tutorials. It also covers learning to use Quark, including applying columns, grid lines, and creating a double page spread. The document mentions techniques learned in both programs like layering images, adjusting brightness and size, erasing parts of images, and using shape and text tools.
From constructing this product, the student learned several technologies:
1) How to use a Canon 1100D digital SLR camera to adjust focus on foreground and background elements to create different effects.
2) Photoshop tools like the quick selection, refine edge, eye dropper, and shape tools to select, refine, extract colors, and create layers for image editing and page design.
3) Features of QuarkXPress like columns, picture content tool, and drop caps to lay out text and images in a conventional double page magazine spread format.
4) How to organize and display their completed work chronologically on Blogger, and use SlideShare to efficiently upload PowerPoint slides to B
The document discusses various technologies used to create a media product, including Adobe Photoshop, Quark Express, Blogger.com, and Slideshare. The student found Photoshop and Blogger.com easiest to use, enjoying Photoshop's creative tools and Blogger's ability to document progress. Quark Express was more difficult due to unfamiliarity, lacking Photoshop's flexibility. Overall, the process helped the student learn new skills for each technology.
The document provides details about the media student's final pieces for their front cover, contents page, and double page spread (DPS) for their magazine.
For the front cover, the student was inspired by Kerrang magazine's conventions of using a mid-shot of the featured person and including headlines. For the contents page, the student included columns of features, regulars, and a band index, drawing on conventions from Kerrang and NME.
For the DPS, the student chose to have a full-page background image and include quotes, text in boxes, and a standfirst like other magazines. The DPS draws on conventions from NME and Kerrang by having the person on one page and
1. The document describes the process of designing a magazine front cover in Photoshop CS6.
2. Main elements included are adding a background, editing the main image, placing graphic features and headlines, and adding additional details like issue numbers and dates.
3. The final cover includes a masthead, strapline, graphic features in different colors and positions to draw attention, and band names separated by gold stars in the strapline.
The student has learned more about magazine design conventions and increased their technical skills over the course of the project. They developed a better understanding of front covers, contents pages, and spreads by studying professional magazines. Their creative and camera skills improved as they experimented with layout, effects, and angles. Working with design software like Photoshop and Quark gave them more experience using technology for magazine production. Overall, they gained a deeper knowledge of how magazines are constructed and how technical elements can make a product look professional.
Charlotte Smith, the lead singer of the band Overload, discusses her musical background and career in a double page spread interview. She describes how she developed an interest in music from a young age, being inspired by her grandmother and uncle who were also musicians. Smith discusses her experience performing with Overload, including embarrassing on-stage moments, how the band members met, and practices regularly to improve her skills. She offers advice to upcoming musicians to enjoy performing and notes that practice leads to confidence and perfection.
Production Process - Double Page Spreadsamuelnolan
This document summarizes the process of creating a double page spread for a magazine. It describes adding page numbers, editing a standfirst, including an interview with matching drop cap style. Photoshop was used to add a background image and featured person's photo. Quotes were added as finishing touches to match conventions of music magazines like Kerrang. Everything was brought together including a headline to introduce the featured person and give readers excitement opening the double page spread.
The student learned how to use several new technologies while constructing their music magazine product. They learned how to operate an HD camera and use different camera shots. Photoshop was used to create the magazine cover, and the student learned cropping techniques. Prezi was used for presentations, and provided animations and backgrounds. Quark was initially difficult but became easier to use for page layouts, helped by guides to prevent cropping errors. Overall the technologies were very useful and the student's favorite was Prezi for its presentation features.
This document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine in Quark Xpress. It discusses constructing text boxes and columns for features, regulars, and a band index. Images and accompanying text are added for featured articles. Page numbers and the magazine masthead are also included at the bottom of the contents page. The final steps are editing the page and adding a title of "Contents" and release date.
The document describes editing an image to symbolize rock music by changing it to black and white, which connotes darkness. Additional layers were created and levels, brightness, contrast, and exposure were adjusted to remove a purple background and make the artist stand out more. The blur tool was also used to blur the background and further make the artist stand out, conveying rage and violence associated with rock music.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a contents page on Quark software. It describes importing images and text created in Photoshop, arranging various elements like titles, page numbers, and columns of text, and formatting items with different fonts, sizes, colors, and layers to achieve the desired visual design. Minor tweaks were made to increase professionalism, such as adjusting opacity and text and image colors. The contents page was ultimately finalized for publication.
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire given to 10 people about various aspects of a rock music magazine prototype. Key findings include:
- The main image on the front cover and column layout of the contents page were best liked.
- For the front cover, changing the coverlines and making them more eye-catching was suggested.
- For the contents page, changing the boy band photo was a popular choice.
- The article content and band featured were found suitable for a rock magazine by all respondents.
- The color scheme, fonts, and strongest visual elements like photos were also deemed suitable and representative of the rock genre.
The document discusses technologies and skills learned from creating various products. It covers learning blending options, layers, and image editing in Photoshop. Skills with photo editing like adjustments, selections, and blurring are mentioned. In QuarkXpress, guides, image/text boxes, columns, and tools were learned. Other skills include uploading to websites like Prezi and Blogger. Camera techniques like flash use and lenses are also discussed.
What do you feel you have learnt about the technologies of the process of con...leilaarada
Leila learned how to use various software like Photoshop and Quark Xpress to construct her music magazine. She gained skills in cutting and editing images, adding layers and colors. She also learned how to layout pages in Quark. Her digital camera helped capture high quality photos, and her phone took additional images. Internet tools like Blogger and Slideshare assisted her research and sharing work. Microsoft programs like Word and PowerPoint enabled writing and presenting evaluations.
Photoshop was used to create the front cover of the magazine, where the author learned how to layer and manipulate text and images using tools like shadows, glows, and strokes. InDesign was used for the contents page and double page spread, where the author learned how to align text boxes and columns, add fonts and captions, and export files. Blogger was used to upload coursework to a blog, where the author learned how to embed links and media from other programs and alter text and image size. Photography studio was used to photograph cover stars, where the author learned to use a DSLR camera and control flash and colors.
The document discusses various technologies used to construct a music magazine coursework project. It describes learning how to use layers and tools in Photoshop to design the magazine cover. InDesign was used to layout the contents page and spreads, learning how to align text boxes and columns. Blogger taught skills like embedding links and media. The photography studio provided experience using a DSLR camera and lighting equipment. Timetoast, Prezzi and Slideshare gave skills in timeline organization, online presentations and sharing presentations online.
The document discusses the technologies used to create various media products and what was learned from using each technology. It describes using Adobe Photoshop to create the front cover and learning new effects and keyboard shortcuts. It also discusses using Quark Xpress for the first time to make the contents page and double page spread, and learning how to import elements and use guidelines. Additionally, it mentions using a Sony Digital SLR camera to take high quality photos.
I learned several technologies through creating this product:
Photoshop - Allowed image manipulation like color changing and history brush. Learned numerous skills.
InDesign - Useful for layout and arranging text around images.
Blogging - Presented research, planning, drafts and final products. Learned HTML and web design.
DSLR cameras - Learned to operate, focus, and use tripod to reduce blur. Improved photography.
Social media - Effective way to contact models and focus group. Simple communication tool.
The document discusses what the author learned about technologies from constructing a magazine product. The author learned how to edit images in Photoshop, including changing saturation, contrast, and cropping. The author also learned how to use the Magnetic Lasso Tool to cut images out of their backgrounds. In InDesign, the author learned how to add and format text boxes, columns, banners, and drop caps, as well as add strokes, rotate and layer objects. The author concluded they learned the most about InDesign since it was a new program for them to use.
The document discusses several technologies the author learned about through creating their products. They learned how to professionally use an SLR camera, including adjusting lighting and camera settings. They also learned how to use Prezi, including adding slides and images and editing presentation paths. For Adobe Photoshop, the author learned tools like layers, opacity, blending options and more to edit images for their cover and spread. They also used Quark and learned how to create double page spreads, use grids, set up columns and insert elements.
The student learned about codes and conventions for different document elements like front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. They gained skills in using Photoshop and Quark, including importing files, using tools, and paying attention to details like consistent colors and smooth edges. Observing examples helped them structure their own documents correctly and understand features needed for a professional look.
The document discusses the technologies used to create a media product. It describes learning skills in Photoshop like manipulation tools and using online tutorials. It also covers learning to use Quark, including applying columns, grid lines, and creating a double page spread. The document mentions techniques learned in both programs like layering images, adjusting brightness and size, erasing parts of images, and using shape and text tools.
From constructing this product, the student learned several technologies:
1) How to use a Canon 1100D digital SLR camera to adjust focus on foreground and background elements to create different effects.
2) Photoshop tools like the quick selection, refine edge, eye dropper, and shape tools to select, refine, extract colors, and create layers for image editing and page design.
3) Features of QuarkXPress like columns, picture content tool, and drop caps to lay out text and images in a conventional double page magazine spread format.
4) How to organize and display their completed work chronologically on Blogger, and use SlideShare to efficiently upload PowerPoint slides to B
The document discusses various technologies used to create a media product, including Adobe Photoshop, Quark Express, Blogger.com, and Slideshare. The student found Photoshop and Blogger.com easiest to use, enjoying Photoshop's creative tools and Blogger's ability to document progress. Quark Express was more difficult due to unfamiliarity, lacking Photoshop's flexibility. Overall, the process helped the student learn new skills for each technology.
From constructing this product, the author learned several skills using Photoshop, Quark Express, internet research, Blogger, and Facebook. With Photoshop, the author learned how to edit photos, use fonts, and layer images. With Quark Express, the author learned how to organize columns and fit text around images. Through internet research, the author improved research skills to find indie magazines. Blogger was used to document the coursework process. And Facebook provided feedback on the author's mood board.
From constructing this product, the author learned several skills using Photoshop, Quark Express, internet research, Blogger, and Facebook. With Photoshop, the author learned how to edit photos, use fonts, and layer images. With Quark Express, the author learned how to organize columns and fit text around images. Through internet research, the author improved research skills to find indie magazines. Blogger was used to document the coursework process. Facebook provided some feedback on the mood board.
The student learned how to use Photoshop and various tools like the quick select tool and lasso tool to edit images for their magazine cover and spreads. They also learned how to use a digital camera by focusing it on subjects and changing lenses. Additionally, they learned how to use Blogger to upload their research, planning, images and videos online for their teacher to review during the production of their media project.
The document summarizes the key technologies the author learned about and used in constructing a music magazine product. These included Photoshop for editing photos, Quark Express for layout, a Nikon DSLR camera for high-quality images, Blogger.com for blogging work in progress, and Facebook for gathering audience feedback. The author gained experience using these technologies and feels more confident in their ability to create professional media materials.
The document discusses what the author has learned about various technologies from constructing their product. They learned how to use Photoshop features like the channel mixer, grids, guides, and layers to construct a professional-looking front cover. They also learned how to export files in different formats and continue working across different versions of Photoshop. InDesign allowed them to make a contents page and spread, using features like display performance, the direct selection tool, and grids. They also learned how to update placed Photoshop images. Blogger taught them how to make posts with text, images, videos and presentations and change post dates. Prezi helped them make online presentations with images, while Slideshare and YouTube allowed them to upload and
The document discusses the technologies used to construct a product and what was learned from using them. It describes learning skills like resizing text, changing fonts and colors in Microsoft Word. It also discusses initially finding Photoshop confusing but becoming more proficient with tools like the lasso and layers. Other programs like blogs and slideshows were challenging at first but became easier after completing the product. Using a Nikon camera to take photos was difficult initially but skills with functions like the grid and zoom improved.
Through constructing this product, the author has learned about various technologies including Photoshop, InDesign, scanners, and tools for embedding files. Key things learned include how to manipulate images in Photoshop using layers and effects, how InDesign focuses more on text formatting than images, and how to embed files from platforms like Scribd and Slideshare. The author also discusses gaining skills in time management, practical learning through experimentation, and tracking progress through diary entries.
The document discusses various technologies the student learned about through constructing their product. They used a computer to upload photos, a USB lead, and card reader. With a digital SLR camera, they learned shutter speed settings for different shoots and lighting setups. Quark was used to create pages with guides, columns, and drop caps. Photoshop taught photo editing, selection tools, and front cover design. Blogging involved posting slides and images. A mobile phone and camera captured concert photos for assignments.
06-18-2024-Princeton Meetup-Introduction to MilvusTimothy Spann
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PyData London 2024: Mistakes were made (Dr. Rebecca Bilbro)Rebecca Bilbro
To honor ten years of PyData London, join Dr. Rebecca Bilbro as she takes us back in time to reflect on a little over ten years working as a data scientist. One of the many renegade PhDs who joined the fledgling field of data science of the 2010's, Rebecca will share lessons learned the hard way, often from watching data science projects go sideways and learning to fix broken things. Through the lens of these canon events, she'll identify some of the anti-patterns and red flags she's learned to steer around.
Discover the cutting-edge telemetry solution implemented for Alan Wake 2 by Remedy Entertainment in collaboration with AWS. This comprehensive presentation dives into our objectives, detailing how we utilized advanced analytics to drive gameplay improvements and player engagement.
Key highlights include:
Primary Goals: Implementing gameplay and technical telemetry to capture detailed player behavior and game performance data, fostering data-driven decision-making.
Tech Stack: Leveraging AWS services such as EKS for hosting, WAF for security, Karpenter for instance optimization, S3 for data storage, and OpenTelemetry Collector for data collection. EventBridge and Lambda were used for data compression, while Glue ETL and Athena facilitated data transformation and preparation.
Data Utilization: Transforming raw data into actionable insights with technologies like Glue ETL (PySpark scripts), Glue Crawler, and Athena, culminating in detailed visualizations with Tableau.
Achievements: Successfully managing 700 million to 1 billion events per month at a cost-effective rate, with significant savings compared to commercial solutions. This approach has enabled simplified scaling and substantial improvements in game design, reducing player churn through targeted adjustments.
Community Engagement: Enhanced ability to engage with player communities by leveraging precise data insights, despite having a small community management team.
This presentation is an invaluable resource for professionals in game development, data analytics, and cloud computing, offering insights into how telemetry and analytics can revolutionize player experience and game performance optimization.
Generative Classifiers: Classifying with Bayesian decision theory, Bayes’ rule, Naïve Bayes classifier.
Discriminative Classifiers: Logistic Regression, Decision Trees: Training and Visualizing a Decision Tree, Making Predictions, Estimating Class Probabilities, The CART Training Algorithm, Attribute selection measures- Gini impurity; Entropy, Regularization Hyperparameters, Regression Trees, Linear Support vector machines.
2. Question 6
What have you learnt about technologies from the process of
constructing this product?
I have learnt how to use many technologies during constructing this
product, but also how to use the features within theses different
technologies.
I have learnt how to take photos on a dslr camera and how get depth of
an image. Have also learnt how to Photoshop images and editing them. I
learnt how to cut around people and objects using the cutting out tools. I
also leant how to de saturate the image and using different modes to
change the image and make it unique and stand out.
I also learnt how to use the snipping tool as I had to create text for my
double page spread and contents page in word or Photoshop and then
use the snipping tool to save it as an image and import it into quark,
which is where I created my contents page and double page spread.
Finally I learnt how to use quark which is a layout to create my
contents page and double page spread. I learnt how to import my
content to quark and use the features in quark to change the layout of
my contents page and double page spread.