Time/Date: Friday Jan 22nd 4-5pm
Instructor: Pedro
Description:
ESP8266 is a microcontroller that implements an entire wifi network stack. It can serve as a client, a server and even an access point. You can prototype Connect Devices, IOT and Wearables for only $5.
Time/Date: Friday Jan 22nd, 3-4pm
Instructors: Alon & Ziv
Description:
After spending hours soldering, coding, hacking and fabricating -your awesome interactive project is finally ready. Hooray! Now it’s time to share your creativity with the world. A well documented project could give you the opportunity to present it in international festivals or receive some feedback from the global interactive community.
This workshop would give you a step by step guide to video documentation and online promotion in blogs, festivals, social networks and on Vimeo . We’ll explore the ways you could identify & reach specific online communities, how to find and submit your press kit to specific blogs & how Vimeo could help you target and analyze your audience.
Time/Date: Friday Jan 22nd 1-2pm
Instructor: Alon Chitayat
Description:
After Effects is a powerful tool to create a fast visual mock to communicate your idea before you dive into coding.
In this After Effects session we’ll learn the magic behind 3D Tracking and create some poetry in motion and add some zombies to the floor.
We’ll learn:
1. How to use AFX to analyze a footage and create a 3D camera
2. How to add text /graphics that will match our camera motion
3. How to export our final movie
Inspiration:
Fast 2 minutes overview – including shadow catcher and lights:
Here is a frame from the video to show how to create a shadow catcher and light:
In-depth tutorial:
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-after-effects-cs6/3d-camera-tracker/
Time/Date: Friday Jan 22nd 11-1pm
Instructor: Sam Lavigne
Description:
React is a (trendy) javascript library for making complex user interfaces. In this session we’ll cover basic concepts and tools.
Prerequisite: Some knowledge of javascript and HTML
Time/Date: Tuesday Jan 20, 11:00PM – 2:00PM
Instructor: Gene Kogan
Description: Using Node, we can use OSC (open sound control) with p5.js, letting us get Kinect data, FaceTracker, Max, LeapMotion, AbletonLive and countless other applications and peripherals to interact with our p5 sketches that we couldn’t before.
This workshop will demonstrate how to set it up and how to create sketches with these applications integrated.
Prerequisites: none required, though it would be helpful to know how to use p5.js at a basic level.