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The Spoken Media project is a joint project between CEIT, the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and the Office of Educational Innovation and Technology (OEIT) also at MIT to develop a workflow based Lecture Transcription Service based on CSAIL's Spoken Lecture system.

The Spoken Media system processes video to create a transcript and/or segmented video to enable the two to be linked via a project-developed browser. Through the Spoken Media browser one can search for a term/phrase, select the video to watch, view the transcript and control the video by selecting within the transcript.

The joint project aims to continue development of the Spoken Media system to address a number of architectural and implementation issues. The resulting system will be easier for institutions to use and integrate with lecture recording/viewing systems. The project also hopes to expedite the flow of important research data from the transcription process back to the speech recognition group at CSAIL.

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Review of HTML5 web applications

Submitted by Ms Ling Zhou on Tue, 2010-08-17 00:25

 

This week, I did some researches on web applications using HTML5.

HTML5 provides powerful features to web developers. Main features of HTML5 include:

How to install the sproutCore

Submitted by Mr Omar Al Kylaney on Sat, 2010-08-07 18:59

Dear All,

 

For whom who interested to install the SproutCore on Windows 7 there is a good instruction in this link to install this step by step and here is the link for it.

https://sproutcore.pbworks.com/FieldNotes-How+to+install+the+Sproutcore+...

Sproutcore and NodeJS are stars and comets

Submitted by Mr John Zornig on Thu, 2010-08-05 22:20
Authors: 
Tomas Svarovsky
This item online: 
http://www.svarovsky-tomas.com/nodejs-sproutcore.html

A quick introduction tutorial to get a Sproutcore web application talking to a node.js server. Both client and server in javascript.

Synote: enhancing multimedia e-learning with synchronised annotation

Submitted by Mr John Zornig on Thu, 2010-02-25 13:04
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Authors: 
Mike Wald, et.al.
This item online: 
Synote: enhancing multimedia e-learning with synchronised annotation

This paper discusses the development of a collaborative hypertext application named Synote. Multimedia has become technically easier to create, but while the WHOLE of a media resource can be easily bookmarked, searched, linked to and tagged, it is still difficult to find or associate notes or other resources with a certain PART of a resource.

application/pdf iconp9-li.pdf 1.05 MB

Arriving at CEIT

Submitted by Vanessa Ng on Wed, 2009-11-18 14:04

I've arrived safely in Brisbane from Singapore this morning. Reported at CEIT around the noon and settled the administrative stuffs before I went on a tour around the University of Queensland with Dr. Zornig. Coming from Singapore, a small country, being in UQ is so different and big. There's like this gigantic courtyard where students sit and lay around during their lunch break or free periods.  It's a rare sight in Singapore. Really really rare I guess. I'm going to poke my camera around the campus and update you fellow readers with some photos. 

Spoken Media Browser at X World

Submitted by Mr John Zornig on Wed, 2009-07-01 09:39
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The X World 2009 conference, run by the Apple University Consortium, will see a feature presentation on the Spoken Media Notebook project. X World 2009 is a 3 day hands-on training event specifically for Higher-Education Technical staff who support and manage Mac OS X installations.

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