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A Brief History of Interactive Media From Command Lines to Participatory Media
- 1. VA2440 Class 02 Short History of Interactive Media
- 2. Cybernetics A feedback loop
- 3. Command line In the beginning was the command line
- 4. Eliza Joseph Weizenbaum http://jerz.setonhill.edu/if/canon/eliza.htm
- 5. Xerox Star The first graphical user interface, developed at Xerox Parc
- 6. Apple Lisa The first commercial personal computer with a graphical user interface
- 7. Multimedia authoring Apple’s HyperCard and MacroMind’s Director
- 8. Multimedia production In the beginning most interactive media productions treated interactivity as the navigation of digital archive of traditional media
- 9. Multimedia production We can have a look of the Louvre Museumcd-rom, which was an award winning item in the 90s.
- 10. Gerald Van DerKaap Around 1993, a Dutch artist Gerald Van DerKaap created a useless CD-ROM, the BlindRomv 0.9 – The Prototype http://www.xs4all.nl/~00kaap/blindrom.html It has been packaged in the Mediamatic magazine in Amsterdam. http://www.mediamatic.net/article-5877-en.html
- 11. Gerald Van DerKaap Let’s try out a rescued version of the BlindROM.
- 12. Anti-ROM Anti-Rom, an art group in London published a number of CD-ROMs and websites which have no functions but playful. http://www.antirom.com/antirom01/ It becomes the later Tomato Interactive. And Andy Cameron leads the interactive department in Fabrica, Benetton, Italy
- 13. John Maeda John Maeda from MIT Media Lab created the Reactive Books series, which challenged the traditional multimedia products and treated computation as a creative and aesthetics platform.
- 14. John Maeda Let’s have a look of some demonstration of John Maeda’s works.
- 15. Grahame Weinbrem Grahame Weinbren worked on interactive video, which is a form of storytelling and did a number of works which we’ll talk about it in the Interactive Narrative class.
- 16. Hung Keung & Bryan Chung In the Heritage Museum opening exhibition, Hung Keung and Bryan Chung used a number of infra-red light sensors to detect participants motion in order to trigger various video display.
- 17. David Rokeby Very Nervous System – an interactive musical performance
- 18. Greyworld A UK artist group Greyworld produced The Source for the London Stock Exchange building, as an information visualization project.
- 19. Karl Sims Karl Sims produced a number of animations of artificial evolution.
- 20. Participatory media I like to include participatory media like Web 2.0, cosplay, parody, tactical media as various forms of interactive media.