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Moodle_c4e_intro

Tue, 05 May 2009 21:35:07 GMT

Jim Janossy gives a brief introduction to the "Computers for Everyone" classes he is conducting at LaGrange Bible Church in LaGrange.

By jjanossy

Tags : c4e, janossy

GPH205_Topic3_Why_objects_have_color

Mon, 20 Apr 2009 22:08:00 GMT

Third is a series of short videos exploring topics of GPH-205, "Historical Foundations of Visual Technologies" at DePaul University, Chicago. Conducted and prepared by Jim Janossy of the College of Computer Science faculty.

By jjanossy

Tags : GPH-205, GPH205, Janossy, color, light

intro_to_PC_video_editing

Mon, 06 Apr 2009 20:19:01 GMT

In this 6-minute video, Jim Janossy reveals how users of the over 1 billion PCs in the world running XP or Vista already have the software they need to accomplish video editing--this video is an example of such a process! This is the introduction to a planned series of short videos demonstrating how to obtain near-professional results from this software you already have.

By jjanossy

Tags : FlipVideo, Janossy, Video editing, Windows Movie Maker

March 29, 2009: Chicago snowfall

Sun, 29 Mar 2009 13:43:00 GMT

Glimpses of the beautiful but unexpected Chicago snowfull of March 29, nice white Christmas weather in late spring... go figure. Jim Janossy ruminates while his old pal Wolfgang (Mozart) creates a pleasant tune on the xylophone.

By jjanossy

Tags : Chicago, Christmas, Janossy, Mozart, snow

stained_glass

Mon, 09 Mar 2009 03:12:03 GMT

A three-minute music video highlighting some of the beauty of stained glass, accompanied by a thoughtful guitar melody played by Lawrence Cresswell from his CD Northern Dance (LCM0508)

By jjanossy

Tags : Cresswell, Janossy, Lawrence Cresswell, Northern Dance, Windows Movie Maker, stained glass

ambriana_intro_0001

Mon, 02 Feb 2009 11:29:01 GMT

A brief (18 second) introduction for the www.ambriana.com web site created and maintained by Jim Janossy of DePaul University, Chicago.

By jjanossy

Tags : Ambriana, DePaul, Janossy

Ellis_Island_immigrants_arriving

Sun, 01 Feb 2009 06:49:01 GMT

A short made from an Edison movie of 1906, this simply shows immigrants arriving at the Ellis Island entry point to the United States in New York harbor. Movies were so novel in that day that audiences would be thrilled to watch very long scenes of ordinary events. I tightened this up considerably by eliminating redundant footage and inserting reasonable transitions, and included a music track reminiscent of silent film days.

By jjanossy

Tags : Edison, Janossy, silent film

JavaBad_example1_0002

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 13:03:00 GMT

In this second video in the JavaPlease instructional series, Jim Janossy of the Depaul University computer science faculty illustrates how a Java program with a simple syntax error is processed by the JavaPlease environment to reveal the error to you, and how you correct it and achieve successful compilation and execution. Based on the JavaPlease Workbook published by Stipes Publishing of Champaign, Illinois.

By jjanossy

Tags : DePaul, Janossy, Java, JavaPlease, Stipes

JavaA0good_0001

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 11:07:00 GMT

Video #1 of the JavaPlease instructional series. In this 5-minute video Jim Janossy of DePaul University demonstrates how to compile and run a Java program using the JavaPlease environment, supplied with the "JavaPlease Workbook" published by Stipes Publishing of Champaign, Illinois.

By jjanossy

Tags : DePaul, DePaul University, Janossy, Java

GPH-205_light_mixing

Thu, 11 Sep 2008 11:16:00 GMT

Here is an animated video that previews some of the many concepts of technology used to produce art. GPH-205 at DePaul University cover technologies of art from ancient times to the present and is taught by Jim Janossy and Steve Jost of the College of Computing faculty.

By jjanossy

Tags : DePaul, Janossy, Jost, art, technology

GPH205_intro

Thu, 26 Jun 2008 19:46:01 GMT

Welcome to DePaul University's GPH-205 course, "Historical Foundations of Visual Technology", by Jim Janossy, instructor and author of the workbook

By jjanossy

Tags : art, history, janossy, technology, visual