MyStoryPlayer on ECLAP and overview

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Paolo Nesi

MyStoryPlayer on ECLAP and overview, see video on ECLAP http://www.eclap.eu

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a) Screen from green arrow
b) Screen shown in correspondence of blue arrow when the explosive
annotation becomes active and the scenario changes, going to Dario
Fo synchronization of Miracolo di Gesu Bambino play;
c) screen shown from red arrow point, once the explosive annotation is
terminated, the user clicks on the direct annotation in the scenario
(a), going to the Paolo Rossi’s Theatrical Lab. The grey zones
overlapped on the time lines represent the length of relation in which
the media is played;
d) view from starting from orange arrow: the user come back in the (a)
situation from (c) and click on a video synchronization, loading a new
scenario (d) with a direct annotation to Dario Fo.

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 MyStoryPlayer
 http://www.eclap.eu/drupal/?q=node/3748
 Creation of Relationships
 http://www.eclap.eu/drupal/?q=node/103392
 Present and play with Networks of
relationships
 http://www.eclap.eu/drupal/?q=node/107812
 http://www.eclap.eu/d3/graph.html
 http://www.eclap.eu/d3/graph2.html

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