The design solution

The design solution evolved after identifying an open-source software production which meant all of the selection criterion for this project.

The eventual product chosen was Wordpress-Mu which is a multi-user multi-site weblog. Wordpress-mu allows for up to 320,000 users to have their own web blog portal and administration console with their own website address. Web 2.0 integration is achieved through the use of plugins and customised themes. More

The research approach

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The design problem

What elements of interaction and design best enable a post graduate music student to document evidence of research?

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The research solution

Obtaining large amounts of qualitative data from key stakeholders helps build a much more user-centred design approach as it is really the participants who are designing the system. More

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Agenda

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Questions

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Findings

The design solution allows users to either store their audio visual and coding examples on either a university server or a server from a Web 2.0 services such as Youtube.com or Myspace.com. This approach helps to apply the following design criterion to web 2.0 enabled electronic portfolios More

The design approach

To achieve the best interaction and design approach to integrate the functionality common in social networking sites such as Flickr.com and Myspace.com an examination of new trends in interaction and design theory was carried out. Web 2.0 seemed to be the interaction and design approach which best facilitated design solutions to solve the design solution problem.

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Introduction

Title: Having music present in the conversation a bout music: developing software for music research.

Author: Paul Stephensen, (MCI.CD)

Email: p.stephensen@qut.edu.au

Data for musicological research might as easily be a video or an audio recording as a text or notated transcript.  The management, organization and presentation of these data involve textual analysis and presentation in written form which can often exclude the compelling aspects of digitaly recored music and sound performances. This paper focuses on the development of an approach through case studies of five music postgraduate students.

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The research problem

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