Picking up on the usability testing,
Since we do not have a dedicated usability lab (but we do have people that have
carried out usability studies), we will have to create something ourselves.
I understand that the basic requirements are the ability to capture both the
screen and the user; and
I used the open source Camstudio, but (1) seems to be better as you can
simultaneously capture the camera image. One question I didn't think of during
the meeting: are you planning on releasing the videos online (e.g. on Wikimedia
Commons)?
Cheers,
Jan Paul
On 22-Jan-2011, at 14:29, Panos
So a few minutes ago we've had a conversation about this. Panos will set up a
public collaboration space within GRNET. A few developers will be (part-time)
working on this from February for a (so far) unspecified amount of time. The
consensus was that it would be good to start off with some
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 6:07 AM, Jan Paul Posma jp.po...@gmail.com wrote:
So a few minutes ago we've had a conversation about this. Panos will set up
a public collaboration space within GRNET. A few developers will be
(part-time) working on this from February for a (so far) unspecified amount
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 1:47 PM, Panos Louridas louri...@grnet.gr wrote:
Hi,
At the Greek Research and Education Network (GRNET) we look at the
possibility of contributing to the development of WYSIWYG editor support in
Wikipedia. We understand that considerable work has already taken place
A very generous offer indeed!
My own SLE and Magnus' WYSIFTW are indeed the most active projects, so that
would be a good bet. Actually, for me the timing is just right, as I'll be
working on a paper about this editor for a while, so it'd be cool to have
someone(s) continue the project. If one
Thanks to both Jean Paul and Magnus for taking up the offer!
Based on your input I will look into our developer tool for people with
expertise in the following:
* Advanced JS, preferably with experience in optimisation issues etc.
* UI design, usability testing, etc.
* Text processing (of
Skype sounds great! Also, I heard you work with Ariel, which is great because
that way you have a more local person to contact with MediaWiki questions.
Perhaps we can get off-list with those interested to schedule an introductory
meeting? (You, me, Magnus, Ariel, others?) I am located in the
I have added Panos to Skype; yes, we should probably exchange Skype
handles off-list.
I am in Cambridge (London time), so that should work.
Cheers,
Magnus
On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 8:34 PM, Jan Paul Posma jp.po...@gmail.com wrote:
Skype sounds great! Also, I heard you work with Ariel, which is
Hi,
At the Greek Research and Education Network (GRNET) we look at the possibility
of contributing to the development of WYSIWYG editor support in Wikipedia. We
understand that considerable work has already taken place in the area, e.g.:
* http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/WYSIFTW
*
On Jan 17, 2011, at 4:13 PM, Daniel Friesen wrote:
Making Wikia's RTE something you can easily install on a normal
MediaWiki install would be a good start, and convincing them to try
making the effort they said they planned to make to the RTE in a way
that can be shared with and benefit
On 11-01-17 10:51 AM, Panos Louridas wrote:
On Jan 17, 2011, at 4:13 PM, Daniel Friesen wrote:
Making Wikia's RTE something you can easily install on a normal
MediaWiki install would be a good start, and convincing them to try
making the effort they said they planned to make to the RTE in a
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