Elon Viz Cult
Elon University’s Visual Culture group, an inter- and multi-disciplinary body of faculty and staff, continues to look at how visuals shape what we and our students do. This semester we'll be focusing on communicating the basics of visual design to educators. We will also explore how Elon might develop and design a space to allow for immersive visualization. Send Evan Gatti (egatti) or Tony Crider (acrider) an email to get on the list.


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Before Tony asks, I'll jump in with some deets--yes, I tried to keystone the image--but this projector only keystones in one dimension. So your image is always a parallelogram, but never a rectangle. And yes, it's not much bigger than that trash can. And yes, you have to plug the projector into the floor three feet away (hello, lawsuit!) and set it on top of an overhead projector on a flimsy cart. And yes, this arrangement only works when you have a few students--most classes here have 35-39, which means to put that projector the 10 feet from the screen it must be to project onto it, you have to obscure the view and move the seats of at least 10-15 students. After you have brought the projector (and speakers if you want them) downstairs from the faculty office. That said, "you're in London! Just enjoy yourself and don't worry about your teaching!"
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