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| life.time.line | ||
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| Author(s): | Sean Salmon | |
| Instructor: | Sung, Christopher | |
| Class: | Dynamic Web Development | |
| URL: | http://stage.itp.nyu.edu/~sws245/lifetimeline | |
| add events from your life to your timeline to create a personal history. | ||
| Created out of a personal desire to create a memory of the events of my life, life.time.line, allows one to keep a record of events and connect events to other online data sources (photos, web pages, etc.) as well as have the option of sharing events with other people. While life.time.lines are primarily personal memories it includes functions not unlike a social networking site, users can connect with each other based on shared events, and share their experiences of those events. | ||
| Personal Statement: | i am architechnologist. | |
| Background: | background.is.developing | |
| Audience: | persons interested in having a way to visualize events and periods of their lifetime | |
| User Scenario: | Through a web browser a user creates a user profile for the site and adds significant events from their life, either sigular points or spans of time. The user can further add catagorization or tags to the events to customize the display of their events or to help them search for a specific events. | |
| Technical System Description: | Dynamic web content presented in Flash with a perl and mysql backend. | |