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New Museum Uses Algorithms To Visualize How 9/11 Still Shapes The World
Timescape, a visualization within the National September 11 Memorial Museum, uses algorithms to show the unfolding aftermath of the terrorist attacks through news. http://www.fastcodesign.com/3030603/new-museum-uses-algorithms-to-visualize-how-9-11-still-shapes-the-world
"Spies of Mississippi is an important story about democracy. From 1956 to 1997, the Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission infiltrated civil rights organizations in the state in an effort to preserve racial segregation. Documents made public in 1998 revealed the extent of the publicly-funded spy operation, with secret files on more than 87,000 American citizens and complicity in the murders of three civil rights workers. Unlike a book or documentary, this appumentary leverages the multimedia capabilities of the iPad to enable audiences to engage, explore and respond"
Congratulations! Maya 2012: Lords of Time wins Communication Arts Interactive Award for exhibit at University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology.
Ken Burns’ iPad app draws thematic connections across three decades of his documentaries on American history.
Kindred Britain visualizes "a network of nearly 30,000 individuals — many of them iconic figures in British culture." Creators Nicholas Jenkins, Elijah Meeks, Karl Grossner, and Scott Murray also describe the design and development of the digital project.
Created by Microsoft Research, UC Berkeley and Moscow State University, ChronoZoom is "an interactive timeline for all of history."
Congrats to CronoZoom for their 2013 SXSW Interactive Award for best educational resource.
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IDEO's The Future of the Book imagines three models of truly digital ebooks. One concept, named Nelson, includes knowledge network visualizations that help readers "see how the discourse has unfolded over time."
This atmospheric interactive unfolds the Cuban Missile Crisis in real-time (50 years later) and inventively syncs with mobile to continue the story across devices.
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Congrats to Clouds Over Cuba on Communications Arts 2013 Interactive Award!
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ArtLens for iPad