INFO2009 Group23 CW2 Freedom of Information

the coursework2 for INFO2009 by group23. This resource contains a poster and a questionnaire(web page based).Please access following website for the questionnaire: http://users.ecs.soton.ac.uk/rrs4g10/info2009

Freedom Of Information Act

Link to various resources appropriate for revising the FOI

WAIS Seminar:Evaluating the Cognitive Side of Information Interaction

Abstract In this talk, I'll focus on the work we've been doing on evaluating the cognitive side of dealing with information resources and increasingly complex user interfaces. While we can build increasingly powerful user interfaces, they often come at the cost of simple design and ease of use. I'll describe two specific studies: 1) work on the ORCHID project focused on measuring mental workload during tasks using fNIRS (a blood-oxygen-based brain scanner), and 2) a evaluation metric for measuring how much people learn during tasks. Together these provide advances towards understanding the cognitive side of information interaction, in working towards building better tools for users.

Reference List for UK Computing Law - INFO2009 - 09/10

Reference List for UK Computing Law

Group Poster for UK Computing Law - INFO2009 - 09/10

Group Poster for UK Computing Law

Resource for UK Computing Law - INFO2009 - 09/10

Zip file containing source code and database dump for the resource

Collection for UK Computing Law - INFO2009 - 09/10

Collection of poster, reference list and resource source and database dump

INFO2009 Resource - The Daltons

A presentation going over the main legal issues people face in the IT industry.

INFO2009 Poster - The Daltons

A poster summarising the main legal issues people face in the IT industry.

Info2009 Group Coursework - Team EJZ

Info2009 Coursework by Team EJZ

Chuckle Brothers INFO2009 CW2

Resource, Poster and Reference for the coursework

example share for INFO2009

This share is designed to show students how to create a share for their INFO2009 coursework includes link to example video at http://youtu.be/Bcr9AdL7ttc

Getting Started With Open Data

This lecture introduces an array of data sources that can be used to create new applications and visualisations, many examples of which are given. Additionally, there are a number of slides on open data standards, freedom of information requests and how to affect the future of open data.