Tag Archives: progressPosts
Final blog post – Walking Through Time
Walking Through Time closing blog This is a final closing blog post that summarises the achievements of JISC follow-on funding for Rapid Innovation – Benefits Realisation Small Project Funding. The WTT project has taken many turns in its two year … Continue reading
WalkThruT: A web app that provides historical maps to people with smart phones
Screenshots or diagram of prototype: • http://walkingthroughtime.eca.ac.uk/?page_id=2 • Final copy of user manual and description Link to working prototype: Please contact: c.speed@eca.ac.uk to get URL Link to end user documentation: ◦ We feel that the YouTube video was the most … Continue reading
User Participation
User Participation Dave and Chris have previously blogged about the test-run with the Historical Society, which was largely unsuccessful due to a series of problems from the outset. Despite not being able to fully access the application (but having seen … Continue reading
Value Add
Reflection of the value added nature of the project. 1.Web App WTT has been quite a journey, one of the most significant aspects of the project that has a value added quality is the webapp. I started with an aspiration … Continue reading
Walking Through Time Project Summary – Development
In the spirit of Chris’s post on SWOT’ing. I thought I would give a similar post from the development side. Strengths Web Application – After some initial wobbles we were set on doing a Web Application which paid of for … Continue reading
Project Evaluation
Oops manage to miss most of the official Progress Report blog posts. In truth all of the content is located through our posts, but an extended reflection follows: So WTT is proving to be a rollercoaster, but one that has … Continue reading
Thoughts and reflections
Ok so a list to begin with of things that need attention. Then the next post might be the order, but lets get them down first… 1. speed (i know, i know, but its the big one) 2. feedback on … Continue reading
Routes and markers in time
Petra and I have been looking at the idea of routes and markers in time. This is an interesting visualisation of that particular problem using insects and street lights