[Srijan Wednesday Webinars] UX Improvements of Drupal 8 and Why They Matter
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This document discusses UX improvements to Drupal 8 and how they matter. It notes that Drupal 6 usability testing was poor, while Drupal 7 fixed many issues. Drupal 8 aims to solve harder problems. Key contributors to D8UX improvements include Roy Scholten, Terrence O'Leary, and Bojhan Somers. New themes like Responsive Seven and Bartik are more mobile-friendly. In-place editing, improved content listings, and core Views module add to a better author experience. The document encourages contributing to ongoing UX work.
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UX improvements to Drupal 8
The document discusses improvements to the user experience (UX) in Drupal 8. It provides background on motivations for UX improvements in D8 based on usability tests. Key contributors to D8UX are mentioned. New features in D8 like responsive themes, in-place editing, and improved content and module listings are highlighted. Ways to get involved in furthering the UX work through contributing issues, discussions, and joining the UX team are suggested.
Evaluation Question Number 6
The student learned to use several technologies while constructing their magazine project, including a Nikon D3100 camera to take photos, Adobe Photoshop to edit photos, Microsoft PowerPoint to record research work on slides, Microsoft Word to plan schedules, and Blogger and SlideShare to upload presentations and design their blog. Overall, the technologies helped the student gain new skills and complete the project professionally.
Evaluation question 4
The document describes various media technologies used at different stages of a documentary project. Google was used for research on facts, figures, and history. A blogger site was used to record and organize all media work throughout the project. Slideshare allowed PowerPoint presentations to be shared and embedded in the blog. A video camera was the most important tool for filming footage. Adobe Premier Pro was used for video editing. A stills camera captured photos for a print ad, which was edited in Adobe Photoshop. YouTube provided research and allowed work transfers to the blog.
Evaluation Question 4
The document discusses the various media technologies the author used during their construction and research, planning, and evaluation stages for their A2 coursework. They used Blogger for uploading and sharing work, PowerPoint for creating presentations, Audacity for editing audio for a short film and radio trailer, Photoshop for creating a short film poster, Movie Maker for editing their short film, SlideShare as a sharing platform, Piktochart for creating an infographic, Moovly for creating videos despite it being difficult to use, and Prezi for creating presentations during the evaluation stages. Overall, these technologies helped with completing the various elements of their A2 coursework.
Final pres multimedia
The document discusses the author's experience using various multimedia tools in their classroom over the past month. The author found the LiveScribe and Strip Design apps most useful, though LiveScribe had a learning curve. Successes included overcoming LiveScribe issues with colleague help and using Strip Design. Difficulties included LiveScribe's unintuitive software and struggling with video editing programs. The author enjoyed exploring different platforms through online learning and found Moodle provided a simple framework.
Evaluation 4
The student used a wide range of new media technologies throughout the creation of their advanced portfolio. Final Cut Pro was used for editing video clips, layering sound, dialogue and soundtrack. YouTube provided research and inspiration. Blogger presented thoughts and progress. A 600D SLR camera allowed for changing lenses and a fold-out screen. New media technologies played an integral role in planning, production, post-production and evaluation, benefitting the overall outcome.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the use of various media technologies throughout the research, construction, and evaluation stages of a project. PowerPoint, Slideshare, YouTube, Google, and LiveType were used for initial research. Final Cut Express, Photoshop, InDesign, Soundtrack Pro, and LiveType were key for constructing a teaser trailer and ancillary products. YouTube, Prezi, Slideshare, and Blogger allowed for sharing work and receiving feedback during the evaluation stage.
Conclusion
This 3 sentence summary provides the high level information from the document:
The document reflects on the successes of a project where the individual edited a video for the first time using Final Cut and felt they achieved something by completing it. They also created a poster and magazine using InDesign, another program they had never used before but completed after doing a tutorial. Overall, the individual felt they achieved their goals by learning new software programs and completing the video, poster and magazine elements of their project.
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Evaluation Question Number 6
The student learned to use several technologies while constructing their magazine project, including a Nikon D3100 camera to take photos, Adobe Photoshop to edit photos, Microsoft PowerPoint to record research work on slides, Microsoft Word to plan schedules, and Blogger and SlideShare to upload presentations and design their blog. Overall, the technologies helped the student gain new skills and complete the project professionally.
Evaluation question 4
The document describes various media technologies used at different stages of a documentary project. Google was used for research on facts, figures, and history. A blogger site was used to record and organize all media work throughout the project. Slideshare allowed PowerPoint presentations to be shared and embedded in the blog. A video camera was the most important tool for filming footage. Adobe Premier Pro was used for video editing. A stills camera captured photos for a print ad, which was edited in Adobe Photoshop. YouTube provided research and allowed work transfers to the blog.
Evaluation Question 4
The document discusses the various media technologies the author used during their construction and research, planning, and evaluation stages for their A2 coursework. They used Blogger for uploading and sharing work, PowerPoint for creating presentations, Audacity for editing audio for a short film and radio trailer, Photoshop for creating a short film poster, Movie Maker for editing their short film, SlideShare as a sharing platform, Piktochart for creating an infographic, Moovly for creating videos despite it being difficult to use, and Prezi for creating presentations during the evaluation stages. Overall, these technologies helped with completing the various elements of their A2 coursework.
Final pres multimedia
The document discusses the author's experience using various multimedia tools in their classroom over the past month. The author found the LiveScribe and Strip Design apps most useful, though LiveScribe had a learning curve. Successes included overcoming LiveScribe issues with colleague help and using Strip Design. Difficulties included LiveScribe's unintuitive software and struggling with video editing programs. The author enjoyed exploring different platforms through online learning and found Moodle provided a simple framework.
Evaluation 4
The student used a wide range of new media technologies throughout the creation of their advanced portfolio. Final Cut Pro was used for editing video clips, layering sound, dialogue and soundtrack. YouTube provided research and inspiration. Blogger presented thoughts and progress. A 600D SLR camera allowed for changing lenses and a fold-out screen. New media technologies played an integral role in planning, production, post-production and evaluation, benefitting the overall outcome.
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The document discusses the use of various media technologies throughout the research, construction, and evaluation stages of a project. PowerPoint, Slideshare, YouTube, Google, and LiveType were used for initial research. Final Cut Express, Photoshop, InDesign, Soundtrack Pro, and LiveType were key for constructing a teaser trailer and ancillary products. YouTube, Prezi, Slideshare, and Blogger allowed for sharing work and receiving feedback during the evaluation stage.
Conclusion
This 3 sentence summary provides the high level information from the document:
The document reflects on the successes of a project where the individual edited a video for the first time using Final Cut and felt they achieved something by completing it. They also created a poster and magazine using InDesign, another program they had never used before but completed after doing a tutorial. Overall, the individual felt they achieved their goals by learning new software programs and completing the video, poster and magazine elements of their project.
Question 6
Through creating their magazine, the student learned about Photoshop and Prezi. With Photoshop, they used the Color Range and Rectangle tools the most. While difficult at first, Photoshop became easier with practice and guidance. The student also learned about Prezi, which they found productive for presentations and intend to use in the future. When using Photoshop, the student encountered obstacles editing some photos to achieve a professional finish without using a green screen during shooting.
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Q6
Kiera learned about various technologies through creating a film opening product. She used Prezi to creatively present work in unique designs. PowerPoint 2010 was also used because it is simple and not technical. Slideshare allows uploading PowerPoints created in PowerPoint. Final Cut Express was used to edit scenes, add transitions, and edit soundtracks for the film opening.
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Question 4
During the planning process, the author used online programs like Prezi, Glogster, slideshare and Blogger to present their work in unique and engaging ways to maintain audience interest. In production, they used HD cameras and tripod stands to avoid an amateur look. In post-production, they uploaded video clips into Final Cut Pro for editing, used Adobe Photoshop and InDesign which they were familiar with, and added music and sound effects in GarageBand which they had practice with from a prior project. All work was done on a Mac computer.
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Evaluation Q6
From constructing this product, the document's author learned how to use several new technologies:
Blogger to organize and archive work online. Photoshop to edit images using layers and tools. SlideShare to publish PowerPoints to their blog. Prezi as an alternative to PowerPoint for evaluations. While unfamiliar with Photoshop and SlideShare initially, practice made the author proficient. These technologies were instrumental in creating a professional magazine and presenting work in new, engaging ways.
How did you use new media technologies in
James Goodall used various new media technologies like Slideshare, Adobe Premiere Pro, YouTube, Google, and Prezi to create effective products for his construction, research, planning, and evaluation stages. He found that these technologies improved his skills and made producing products quick and effective while allowing him to display his work interactively and creatively. While he felt most skilled in Adobe Premiere Pro and Microsoft Publisher, he acknowledges there is still more for him to learn, especially in using more effects and features in Adobe Premiere Pro and incorporating more videos.
Eval 2
Blogger was used as an online sketchbook to make work digitally accessible and easy to share with teachers and friends for feedback. YouTube was used for both research and evaluation, viewing tutorials and music videos for inspiration and posting the finished video to attract comments and views. Photoshop was vital for production, editing photos and creating branding elements like repeated letters and filters. Premiere Pro and After Effects were used to structure and produce the high quality video, implementing effects like overlays and a distorted transmission close.
Evaluation #6 - "What have you learnt about technologies from the process of ...
The document discusses the various technologies and software the author used to construct their magazine and evaluation. They used Blogger to create and display their work, Photoshop to edit photos and add effects to images, Microsoft Office to create their evaluation, Slideshare and Prezi to complete evaluation questions, Piktochart for two evaluation questions due to its easy interface, and Emaze for another evaluation question since the author was familiar with it. The author concludes that without these technologies, they would not have been able to construct, improve, track progress, or display their final work.
Evaluation 2
The document summarizes the use of digital technologies during the construction, research, planning, and evaluation stages of a media project. A variety of online platforms and software programs were used including Blogger for sharing work, YouTube for research, Prezi and Zoho for presentations, Photoshop for image editing, and Premier Pro for video editing. Overall, the student's digital skills improved over the course of the project and different technologies were utilized at each stage to effectively plan, create, and evaluate their media production.
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Microsoft Word and PowerPoint were used for pre-production planning because of their compatibility across devices, allowing work to continue from any location. Adobe Story and Premiere Pro were used because the author is most familiar with these programs, and they offer professional-level features and compatibility. Prezi was used to present the work in a novel way compared to PowerPoint. Google software was largely used because of compatibility across most devices, allowing evaluation anywhere, and YouTube was used for research by exploring alternative works and perspectives on the genre.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the use of new media technologies in the production stages of a music video. Blogger was used to post work and information relating to pre-production. Adobe Premiere Pro made editing clips to the beat of music easier due to its layout and versatility. After Effects stabilized shaky footage and allowed export to Premiere Pro. YouTube provided examples of other music videos for research and tutorials on using After Effects. Slideshare embedded Word documents and evaluation feedback. Photoshop created the poster and digipak through layering techniques.
EVALUATION-QUESTION 6
The author learned to use several technologies through creating a magazine project. They became proficient with Photoshop by learning tools like the magic wand through tutorials and their teacher. They also gained experience using blogs by uploading content to Google Blogger and planning tasks there. Additionally, the author improved their photography skills by experimenting with angles and compositions while using an LSD camera.
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Megan Finch used various media technologies for research, planning, and evaluation of her coursework. She used Google for research on genres and conventions. She used Edublogs to organize her work and present it online. YouTube provided tutorials on Adobe programs and examples of movie trailers for convention research. For editing, she used InDesign for magazine layout, Premiere Pro for video editing, After Effects for special effects, and Photoshop for image editing and poster creation. She found the technologies converged to help create high quality final products.
Evaluation (2)
The document discusses the new media technologies used to construct a media product. It describes using SlideShare to display presentations and images for a magazine, Photoshop to edit photos, and Quark X Passport to produce the front cover and contents page. The programs were found to be relatively easy to use and suitable for constructing and developing the magazine.
Media evaluation quesion 4
During the production process, the author used various media technologies throughout the research, planning, and evaluation stages. They created a blog on Wordpress to track their progress, which included posts categorized under headings like research, planning, and production diaries. They found Wordpress easier to use than Blogger for organizing their work. The author also recorded podcasts on their process and uploaded them to YouTube. Physical equipment like a Canon 550D camera was used to film footage and production diaries. Overall, the author utilized different media technologies appropriately during each stage of the production.
Evaluation Question 4
My answer to the evaluation question
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Question 6
Through constructing this product, the author learned to use Photoshop and InDesign at more advanced levels. While Photoshop was familiar, the author gained experience using it for layout and text manipulation. InDesign, which was harder to learn initially, proved better than Photoshop for creating double page spreads and managing large amounts of text. The author also explored various presentation programs for sharing the final product.
Media evaluation
In this document, the author discusses their use of various media technologies in the construction, research, planning, and evaluation of their media coursework.
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During construction, the author used Adobe Photoshop to design packaging, Google Picasa to edit texts, a Sony camcorder to film, a Macbook to edit, and Final Cut Express to edit the final video.
For evaluation, the author created a PowerPoint presentation to compile evidence of how media technologies helped with
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Through creating their magazine, the student learned about Photoshop and Prezi. With Photoshop, they used the Color Range and Rectangle tools the most. While difficult at first, Photoshop became easier with practice and guidance. The student also learned about Prezi, which they found productive for presentations and intend to use in the future. When using Photoshop, the student encountered obstacles editing some photos to achieve a professional finish without using a green screen during shooting.
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Kiera learned about various technologies through creating a film opening product. She used Prezi to creatively present work in unique designs. PowerPoint 2010 was also used because it is simple and not technical. Slideshare allows uploading PowerPoints created in PowerPoint. Final Cut Express was used to edit scenes, add transitions, and edit soundtracks for the film opening.
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Question 4
During the planning process, the author used online programs like Prezi, Glogster, slideshare and Blogger to present their work in unique and engaging ways to maintain audience interest. In production, they used HD cameras and tripod stands to avoid an amateur look. In post-production, they uploaded video clips into Final Cut Pro for editing, used Adobe Photoshop and InDesign which they were familiar with, and added music and sound effects in GarageBand which they had practice with from a prior project. All work was done on a Mac computer.
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From constructing this product, the document's author learned how to use several new technologies:
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James Goodall used various new media technologies like Slideshare, Adobe Premiere Pro, YouTube, Google, and Prezi to create effective products for his construction, research, planning, and evaluation stages. He found that these technologies improved his skills and made producing products quick and effective while allowing him to display his work interactively and creatively. While he felt most skilled in Adobe Premiere Pro and Microsoft Publisher, he acknowledges there is still more for him to learn, especially in using more effects and features in Adobe Premiere Pro and incorporating more videos.
Eval 2
Blogger was used as an online sketchbook to make work digitally accessible and easy to share with teachers and friends for feedback. YouTube was used for both research and evaluation, viewing tutorials and music videos for inspiration and posting the finished video to attract comments and views. Photoshop was vital for production, editing photos and creating branding elements like repeated letters and filters. Premiere Pro and After Effects were used to structure and produce the high quality video, implementing effects like overlays and a distorted transmission close.
Evaluation #6 - "What have you learnt about technologies from the process of ...
The document discusses the various technologies and software the author used to construct their magazine and evaluation. They used Blogger to create and display their work, Photoshop to edit photos and add effects to images, Microsoft Office to create their evaluation, Slideshare and Prezi to complete evaluation questions, Piktochart for two evaluation questions due to its easy interface, and Emaze for another evaluation question since the author was familiar with it. The author concludes that without these technologies, they would not have been able to construct, improve, track progress, or display their final work.
Evaluation 2
The document summarizes the use of digital technologies during the construction, research, planning, and evaluation stages of a media project. A variety of online platforms and software programs were used including Blogger for sharing work, YouTube for research, Prezi and Zoho for presentations, Photoshop for image editing, and Premier Pro for video editing. Overall, the student's digital skills improved over the course of the project and different technologies were utilized at each stage to effectively plan, create, and evaluate their media production.
4
Microsoft Word and PowerPoint were used for pre-production planning because of their compatibility across devices, allowing work to continue from any location. Adobe Story and Premiere Pro were used because the author is most familiar with these programs, and they offer professional-level features and compatibility. Prezi was used to present the work in a novel way compared to PowerPoint. Google software was largely used because of compatibility across most devices, allowing evaluation anywhere, and YouTube was used for research by exploring alternative works and perspectives on the genre.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the use of new media technologies in the production stages of a music video. Blogger was used to post work and information relating to pre-production. Adobe Premiere Pro made editing clips to the beat of music easier due to its layout and versatility. After Effects stabilized shaky footage and allowed export to Premiere Pro. YouTube provided examples of other music videos for research and tutorials on using After Effects. Slideshare embedded Word documents and evaluation feedback. Photoshop created the poster and digipak through layering techniques.
EVALUATION-QUESTION 6
The author learned to use several technologies through creating a magazine project. They became proficient with Photoshop by learning tools like the magic wand through tutorials and their teacher. They also gained experience using blogs by uploading content to Google Blogger and planning tasks there. Additionally, the author improved their photography skills by experimenting with angles and compositions while using an LSD camera.
Media question 4 evaluation
Megan Finch used various media technologies for research, planning, and evaluation of her coursework. She used Google for research on genres and conventions. She used Edublogs to organize her work and present it online. YouTube provided tutorials on Adobe programs and examples of movie trailers for convention research. For editing, she used InDesign for magazine layout, Premiere Pro for video editing, After Effects for special effects, and Photoshop for image editing and poster creation. She found the technologies converged to help create high quality final products.
Evaluation (2)
The document discusses the new media technologies used to construct a media product. It describes using SlideShare to display presentations and images for a magazine, Photoshop to edit photos, and Quark X Passport to produce the front cover and contents page. The programs were found to be relatively easy to use and suitable for constructing and developing the magazine.
Media evaluation quesion 4
During the production process, the author used various media technologies throughout the research, planning, and evaluation stages. They created a blog on Wordpress to track their progress, which included posts categorized under headings like research, planning, and production diaries. They found Wordpress easier to use than Blogger for organizing their work. The author also recorded podcasts on their process and uploaded them to YouTube. Physical equipment like a Canon 550D camera was used to film footage and production diaries. Overall, the author utilized different media technologies appropriately during each stage of the production.
Evaluation Question 4
My answer to the evaluation question
How did you use new media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?
Question 6
Through constructing this product, the author learned to use Photoshop and InDesign at more advanced levels. While Photoshop was familiar, the author gained experience using it for layout and text manipulation. InDesign, which was harder to learn initially, proved better than Photoshop for creating double page spreads and managing large amounts of text. The author also explored various presentation programs for sharing the final product.
Media evaluation
In this document, the author discusses their use of various media technologies in the construction, research, planning, and evaluation of their media coursework.
In the planning stage, the author used a camera to take photos of potential filming locations and an online blog to share their progress. In research, they used a sound recorder to gather audience feedback and Microsoft Excel to analyze the data.
During construction, the author used Adobe Photoshop to design packaging, Google Picasa to edit texts, a Sony camcorder to film, a Macbook to edit, and Final Cut Express to edit the final video.
For evaluation, the author created a PowerPoint presentation to compile evidence of how media technologies helped with
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Join the webinar to understand how you can avoid vendor lock-in, and create a secure platform to manage, operate and scale your Drupal applications in a multi-cloud portable manner.
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Responsive web design is all about crafting sites that provide an optimal viewing and interaction experience across different devices. This becomes all the more important in the light of Google boosting the ratings of sites that are mobile friendly if the search was made from a mobile device. This has the net effect of penalizing sites that are not mobile friendly.
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So the session slides and other webinars or Test Automation: http://srijan.net/webinar/automating-visual-regression-using-galen
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Paper: https://eprint.iacr.org/2023/1886
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