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BBC - Cavemen Facts Hypermedia

10/19/2011

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BBC developed a website to accompany a documentary called 'Walking with Cavemen.' Within this rich set of resources is an area called 'Cavemen Facts.'  I like the grid and icon structure of the root menu.  When you click on a link or image, a window pops up with more information about the particular species. Within the pop up are additional media resources including audio and video and the ability to look at different images of the species.
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Another thing that I really like is that the root page stays open behind the pop up, and the pop up window is small enough to let you know that the original menu is still just one click away.  I think I would like to organize my own course project page in a similar way, with a root level menu and then a next level pop up that contains links to more specific resources.
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Sara link
10/19/2011 03:48:56 pm

I'm with you! I like the way the new info window opens up but leaves the main page there for you to easily return to.

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Reshma
10/23/2011 02:42:34 pm

Hi Reshan,

I love your blog! I actually haven't visited it since the initial weeks of class. I love the layout and overall aesthetic design of the page itself. One of the things you mentioned in one of your earlier posts is that Harry Potter could be re-imagined with the use of hypermedia; i.e. clicking on a link about Hagrid and learning more about the characters. What are some applications or methods that you would recommend for creating such a webpage? I want to create a webpage for A Raisin in the Sun that supplements students' understanding of the materials. One of my ideas is to create hyperlinks that connect to videos that analyze specific characters from the text.

I know you are extremely tech savvy and would love to read your thoughts.

Reshma

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kayleigh link
3/23/2013 01:49:36 am

hi

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