Interfaces: Interacting Knowledge with WordPress
summary
Describes using WordPress as a lightweight container platform that runs CV/blogs, a student portfolio of about 870 works that auto-aggregates individual pages, and an interactive map that links to embedded web 3D models. Builds include a research portal for ~20 collaborators across 11 countries, mobile submissions that capture geolocation, and exhibition installs (ArtScience Museum, UN Geneva). Uses Mapbox, Bootstrap, JS libraries, S3/CDN and upload limits (5 MB) to keep performance usable.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:53CV Blog
- 5:20Separate Sites
- 5:54Using WordPress
- 7:17Research sharing
- 8:39Future possibilities
- 11:45Future Work
- 12:09Questions
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