This is what Woon and moi are working on, packing Together:
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Our site layout in paper
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First draft of that in code:
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Next one testing opetWeather API:
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Testing how it works, putting staff in bag 🙂
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After making basic code structure, and making sure things work, we start drawing all the items we’ll need, as well all the buttons and text:
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AND weather icons, to replace once that from the API we are using:
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now we are working on drag/ drop individual items for packing, this is how that looks like:
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next will be adding printable checklist, save function, so you have your own, custom-made list.. we have more ideas and waiting for office hours, so : )
Social media is an intricate part of identity, allowing for immediate self-expression and feedback . The therapeutic relationship traditionally has been defined by the exchange between patient and clinician with little personal disclosure of information being shared by the therapist. Today both therapists and patients can easily find each other on social media adding a greater sense of knowledge and confusion.
Identify user that posts in health boards (Inspire)
Track user across social media: twitter, pinterest, inspire, instagram
Analyze language for word frequency and sentiment
Identify trigger words that convey user is unhappy
Identify “likes” of user through pins on pinterest
Send “shout-outs” gifts/messages when user posts using trigger word
Can we use an aggregate of social media platforms to identify patterns and reach-out
Background:
Perceived Privacy among patients and caregivers
“Inspire was created because:
We all need a safe place to discuss health. We can help each other. Together, we are better.”
Patients/caregivers seek support online
Identity is connected to health and emotional posts
Users often use same name across social media
Here are searched results for Mnydwhite, we just google-d out:
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How it works:
* Connected users are notified and user is sent immediate information
* User does not have to opt in but can be selected randomly by people who join Shout-Out
Why?
Can we use our ability to connect and track online to help
Can we intervene or help when someone posts something “concerning”
Therapy is limited by cost and telehealth is part of acceptable care
McCormick et al showed twitter can be used to predict depression
Prototype:
We are analyzing twitter data based on a username, and looking for a trigger words.We are using box2D to visualize and sockets, everything is being sent to everyone who is on the page/ ‘following’ (in this case) mandyWhite81.
First thing you do is specify where and when you want to travel, so you get weather forecast. Based on weather data, number of days you will be traveling, and the purpose of your trip (vacation, skiing, business.. .) you are provided with things you should pack for your trip. This will help you not to forget thing you’ll need.
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Then, you start packing with your friends. Like a google doc, you can invite friends (share URL) so you are all on the same page. Aside of personal belongings (contact lenses, toothbrush, socks..) each of you select one or more of common things you will share on your trip, so there is no need for carrying 5 toothpastes, 4 shampoos or 7 cameras. Also, one of you might have spare things (gloves or snowboard if you go skiing), and will let other know so the other friend doesn’t have to buy.
I’m using Andy Sygler’s example for Node.js and Arduino (Uno or Yun), to test and understand the concept of sending serial data from browser, through the server to Arduino. LED is lighting with random color when the mouse is pressed; and when the mouse is released, browser should get the color information and change the color to be the same as LED a second ago (when the mouse was pressed).
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There are only two events in the browser window, with only two values to be forwarded (0 or 1) to Arduino:
Key concept here is that the server is only making connection between the to and passing the values; Nothing more complicated than that.
Browser is listening for the 2 mouse events;
and Arduino is waiting for one of the two possible values, picks the random color, telling the server what did he pick, turns of the LED and waits again.
void loop() {
if(Serial.available()){
char inByte = Serial.read();
// mousedown event
if (inByte==’1′) {
// make a new color, and turn the LED on
r = random(255);
g = random(255);
b = random(255);
But even when it is not funny! It is easy to laugh on chat. Let’s see if someone is laughing for real. Idea is to enhance chat in a way that when someone types any of these above, web cam would take a photo at that moment and send it to everyone.
Let’s start with what worked and what did not. *and code link*
I had two bad versions of chat. One that kept record on your page of everything you sent (on your on page) and just temporary messages of everyone else. That was annoying, right? The button was sending/ emitting current message and saving all of yours into the webpage, but the other’s one. I will still try to fix this.
Another, even more annoying version was, that as soon as someone else pressed submit button on their page, ‘my’ message was sent. So one submit was sending all messages (and still saving only one user’s messages on one page).
I started testing with 3, but finished with 2. I can’t be annoying more people than that (until this is fixed).
As this was fun for couple of minutes, control was lost really early. No real communication, even though we tried to make rules ‘type your initial when you read’, so we can go on. But one line, doesn’t really make it a chat.
Plan B, I uploaded JQuery part into the code, just to make small chat event work. I was googling that, it’s not my code, I don’t even know JQuery. But for the sake of homework. So, this time we managed to share couple of stories. I shared my story of Spanish guy who lives in Queens and how he fixed my foot. Then I head a chance to hear some news from Serbia, current happenings .. and some rather intimate things from my friends. It felt like a closed group chat, although everyone of them could have invite more ppl or just share the link, without the rest of us knowing. (ok, except me, I would know). That was also brought up for a second, followed with more jokes around. Privacy issues, as we all know. Anyhow, conclusion is, if it was fancier/ working and looking better, we’d had more fun. Nowadays chats are not chats without emoticons, attaching gifs, animating your windows, and seeing who is logging-in and who is leaving. It is platform for rather pleasant interaction, and one of my favorites.