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This document discusses various types of social media and social networks. It provides lists of popular social networks in 2012 including Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. It also categorizes different types of social media such as blogs, forums, micro-blogging, social networking, social bookmarking, photo sharing, and more. Each category provides examples of popular social media sites in that category. The document also discusses using social media in education and the social media revolution in general.
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Introduction Computer Graphic
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Summer time3
The document discusses creating walk paths and using the Walk Designer tool. It explains that to create a walk path, you select a figure and use the Create Walk Path command, which generates a default path extending from the figure. Once a walk path is made, the Walk Designer dialog allows setting walk cycle parameters and previewing the animation. It can change the preview view and load different character files.
Summer time2
The document discusses a face room and props library. The face room is where students will learn to make different facial expressions like angry, happy, and surprised. It includes full and partial facial expressions. The props section defines props as praise or compliments and also includes 3D models like spheres, cylinders, clothing, furniture, rooms, vehicles, and plants that can be used to create scenes. The document provides instructions and points for an assignment involving creating figures with facial expressions in a scene using props and matching backgrounds, then saving the files.
Summer time1
Poser makes it easy to create 3D animations and images using its large library of included characters, props, and scenes. Users can pose and animate 3D puppets on a virtual stage and render their creations into art and videos. The document provides instructions on using Poser's tools for lighting, cameras, backgrounds, poses, props, and rendering animations and images.
Cloud computing
This document provides an overview of cloud computing concepts including private clouds used internally by an organization, community clouds shared between organizations, public clouds shared by many users, and hybrid clouds that combine multiple cloud types. It discusses specific cloud services from companies like IBM, True IDC, Panda Software, Spoon, and Daydev. The document concludes with contact information for questions about cloud computing.
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To create a walk path for a figure, select the figure and choose "Create Walk Path" which will generate a default path extending from the figure. This path can be accessed in the "Props" menu. The Walk Designer dialog is then used to set walk cycle parameters by opening it from the "Window" menu. It contains a preview pane that shows the current walk settings and options to change the character or view.
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The document provides instructions for a design project involving 3D papercraft. It outlines steps to mind map the project procedure using an app, save the design as a JPG, print it out, and send the papercraft to Ms. Mam after the Songkran Festival holidays. It also describes adding members and project components in a center and sub-sub structure for the 3D modeling program. The next steps will involve 3D modeling using Autodesk 3Ds Max.
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In the face room, users will learn to make different facial expressions like angry, happy, and surprise using full or partial facial expressions. The document also discusses props like spheres, cylinders, clothing, furniture, rooms, vehicles, plants, and cartoon elements. Users are assigned activities in the face room to make facial expressions and with props, and are given marks for rendering and saving their work as images.
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This document provides an introduction and overview of using Poser software for summer character modeling and animation. It discusses basics of graphics and character animation, introduces Poser and its interface, and provides steps for adding a background and an activity on hand gestures to pay respect to teachers. The objectives are listed as introducing character animation basics, Poser software, and guiding participants through an activity to practice poses and gestures.
Multimedia intro
Multimedia is a combination of text, graphics, audio, video, and animations that are presented to the user interactively via electronic or digital means. It includes elements such as text, graphics, audio, video, and animations. Multimedia can be linear, with no user interactivity, or non-linear, where users have control over content. Authoring tools are used to combine multimedia elements into interactive projects. Multimedia has various important uses in fields such as business, education, entertainment, and public spaces.
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