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Following the trend of Dizzy Rascal (Bonkers), Professor Green has created a 360 degree view music video:
Go to http://www.youtube.com/doritosuk to see the full, interactive 360° version of Professor Green’s new video, personally we prefer the unwarped version above. Considering how long the technology has been around, its interesting that it has only recently been picked up by the music industry…
Creating a survey tool kit with real-time mapping and the ability to gather data down to country, continent, zip or postcode level along with the ability to drag and drop pins is all well and good, but it needs the ability to take the survey and put it direct into your own site. This is now possible with 1.2 of SurveyMapper.
Released today SurveyMapper 1.2 allows anyone to embed a survey, questionnaire or poll directly into their site and view the real-time results – by way of example:
Under each survey your see the ability to ‘Embed Survey’, simply type in your required width/height and copy and paste the code directly into your page.
We hope you like version 1.2, head over to http://www.surveymapper.com to take part in the current surveys, set up your own or grab a survey and put it on your site.
Creating a survey tool kit with real-time mapping and the ability to gather data down to country, continent, zip or postcode level along with the ability to drag and drop pins is all well and good, but it needs the ability to take the survey and put it direct into your own site. This is now possible with 1.2 of SurveyMapper.
Released today SurveyMapper 1.2 allows anyone to embed a survey, questionnaire or poll directly into their site and view the real-time results – by way of example:
Under each survey your see the ability to ‘Embed Survey’, simply type in your required width/height and copy and paste the code directly into your page.
We hope you like version 1.2, head over to http://www.surveymapper.com to take part in the current surveys, set up your own or grab a survey and put it on your site.
We are pleased to announce that our analogue tweet-o-meters have gone from a mere concept to fully fledged art deco style working versions.
On display in the British Library, as part of the Growing Knowledge Exhibition, the meters reside on the wall next to the Microsoft Touch Table. Detailing the level of tweeting in 9 cities (San Francisco, New York, London, Moscow, Shanghai, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney and New Delhi) around the world the exhibition is well worth a look, its free and runs until 16th July 2011.
Thanks go to Ben and Steve of CASA here at The Bartlett, University College London, for their work on the project, we are biased, but its outstanding.
You can see the digital Tweet-o-Meters here.
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