DigitalMedia2019-2021 Derri Wilkie

Codes & Conventions of a website: What exactly are codes? Codes are sign systems that generate context. Technical and symbolic codes are the two types of codes that exist. Technical codes refer to all of the different ways that equipment is used to tell a story in a media document, such as camera work in a film. Symbolic codes reveal what lies under the visible surface. A character's acts, for example, reveal how he or she is feeling. Music, for example, is both technological and symbolic, so it falls under both categories. What do conventions entail? Conventions are ways of doing things that are widely known. In any format, there are general conventions, such as using interviewee quotes in a print article, but there are also genre-specific conventions. For interest or incorporation, most websites provide moving images or audio material, as well as something for the audience to do on the website. This content is given based on the nature of the website: a music website might pr...

 Posting Unpublished Work: Since researchers operate as a team rather than as individuals, determining who owns intellectual property in science is difficult. When it comes to copyright, the College's IP policy specifies when it belongs to you as a student and when it belongs to Imperial or the organisation that is supporting your studies. Before posting your work on social media, make sure it won't: A patent application may be harmed. Stop yourself or your boss from publishing the job in the future. Infringe on the rights of others Make it clear that your lab conducts animal testing. Breach a previously agreed-upon confidentiality arrangement Pose a national security threat Terms & Conditions: You agree to the terms and conditions of a social media site when you sign up for it. Make sure you read them to understand what the supplier can do with the material you contribute to their platform and the personal information you provide during registration. Data Protection: Perso...

Originally my plan was to use the teams to create a tournament style voting system that allowed for the users on social media to vote for who they wanted or who they want to win. At this time we have decided that we aren't going to add this yet and try and be more simplistic for the first year, however we may add this feature in the coming years. This is the website that is still in development and we plan to have this sorted out for people who want more in depth information about a team, player, coach, etc. As of right now this feature is not available to the public of the development stage, we are using the software wix to create this website. Website Link:   https://www.wix.com/website/builder?storyId=d4e39031-44b6-45ea-b591-582d3e5cf547&editorSessionId=fea4ad13-9716-43be-bf1f-10bd97e5fa4b&referralInfo=dashboard#!/builder/story/d4e39031-44b6-45ea-b591-582d3e5cf547:3645dd57-0c75-464c-9bd6-bba60c83559f    This is the development of the programs that are going to ...