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Hip-hop
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Hip-hop 1
A little girl cool hip-hop
Hip-hop 2
Alternative Hip-hop
Hip-hop 3
Michael Jackson
IMAGE MAP There are three "rect" areas linking to different google searches from the yellow, green and flower area above them.

My first styled page

Welcome to my styled page!

It lacks images, but at least it has style. And it has links too

... blah blah ...

There should be more here, but I don't know what yet.

Copied 30 July 2004, from Bert Bos
and modified by Pascal.

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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

  • Journal/Lab 10

     

    Martin,don't forget mark my Journal 7,8,9 and Lab8,9 please, i had sent an email last week, but you didn't answer me.

     

    We learned web search in this session, this lecture has four parts: search engines,user queries,web spam
    and user needs.

    howoften

    search engines are widely used in the computer,look at the survey picture above , 10.3% of response are at least used search engines once each week, 22.7% are several times each week, 35.1% are at least once every day, 21.2% people used search engines more than four times each day. What a surprising data! Without search engines the web wouldn't scale .Why? Because no incentive in creating content unless it can be easily found.2 The web is both a technology artifact and a social environment .3 Search engines make aggregation of interest possible.4 The acceptance of search interaction makes unlimited selection stores possible.5 Search turned out to be the best mechanism for advertising on the web, a $15+ B industry.

    The web search basics is just like below:

    websearchbasics

    User needs

    I think the web has contained most lives of people.people can talking ,learning,downloads,enjoy yourselves and so on. The only shortcoming is it cannot practise your body,sitting too long is not health.

    How far do people look for results? When you perform a search on a search engine and don't find what you are looking for, at what point do you typically either revise your search or move on to another search engine?

    howfarlook_s

    More spam techniques:doorway pages, link spamming, robots

     

     

Monday, May 26, 2008

  • Journal/Lab 9

    In this lecture, we study spam ,Phishing and vishing.

    What is Spam ?

    Spam is a generic term used to describe electronic ‘junk
    mail’ – unwanted messages sent to your email account
    or mobile phone. These messages vary, but are essentially
    commercial and often annoying in their sheer volume. They
    may try to persuade you to buy a product or service, or visit
    a website where you can make purchases; or they may
    attempt to trick you into divulging your bank account or
    credit card details.

    In Australia, spam is defined as ‘unsolicited commercial
    electronic messaging’. New Australian legislation relating
    to spam – the Spam Act 2003 – came into effect on 10
    April 2004. This consumer guide outlines the new law;
    it also offers practical advice on how you can reduce the
    amount of spam you receive, and suggestions on what
    to do when you receive spam.

    What is Phishing?
    Phishing attacks use both social engineering and technical
    subterfuge to steal consumers' personal identity data and
    financial account credentials.

    phishing

    In the lab, we play the Anti-Phishing Phil game , not just
    for enjoying, this game also helps you learn identify the
    true URL. In the round 1 of this game,i only got one
    wrong which is http://www.citibanking.net, the real site
    is citibank.com. In round 2 ,the father fish told me url in
    brower's addressbar has several parts: prefix (http://),
    address and file name.i did all right in this round.....After
    you get through all 4 levels, you basically know identity the
    website.

    The next step is find an RSS feed you're interested in and
    use Yahoo pipes

    This is my pipes



Tuesday, May 20, 2008

  • Journal/Lab 8

    XML, RSS, podcasts were learned this week.

    XML( eXtensible Markup Language) is a standard which defines the syntax for document markup. What is markup?googling...Markup are the information symbols that computer can understand. In this tag, computers can handle articles which contained different kinds of information . How to define these tags, we can choose to international common markup language, such as HTML, XML can also be used as such by the relevant people freely to determine the markup language, that is scalable of the language. XML is the simplification from the standard Universal Markup Language (SGML) . It is mainly used by XML, XSL, XBRL and XPath, and so on. We all known the XML can be used in web pages, the lecture notes told us the XML can also used in  vector graphics, legal  documents, word processor documents and real  estate listings.

    RSS is a family of web feed formats used to publish frequently updated content such as blog entries, news headlines, and podcasts in a standardized format. It used in a number of different ways,many people may know RSS can be used in blogs, but after reading the lecture notes, we also know it used in Newspaper (e.g. Higher Educ. in the Australian),groups working on projects and so on. RSS is a very simply XML format.

    Podcasting is just audio via RSS, it contains Record audio, Convert to MP3 and Edit ID3 tags.

    In the lab, we did video 2,the steps is the same as a part in lab5.


    This is my playlist


Monday, May 19, 2008

  • Journal/Lab 7

    In this week, the lecture is about "Good and bad Web Design". This session has three part
    1 Design for New Media
    2 Well designed, and not so well designed
    3 Usability: top 10 mistakes
    After reading this lecture, i know the web design are not just the more the better. Sometimes,make the web simple is harder than the page full of things.The well designed web site only need thinking it can let the users accomplish their goals; Makes its purpose clear ; Follows conventions Loads and updates quickly ;Displays well in different environments
    and has some style.
    The top ten mistakes in web design are:
    1. Using Frames
    2. Gratuitous Use of Bleeding-Edge Technology
    3. Scrolling Text, Marquees, and Constantly Running Animations
    4. Complex URLs
    5. Orphan Pages
    6. Long Scrolling Pages
    7. Lack of Navigation Support
    8. Non-Standard Link Colors
    9. Outdated Information
    10. Overly Long Download Times
    See More

    In the lab, we create a copy of our assignment page and make changes to it which makes it still usable (by you), but is really really bad from a design. The website below were searched on google
    ExamplesBad web design
    Tip:What Makes a Good Website?


Monday, May 05, 2008

  • Journal F Lab 6

    The object of this lab is to finish assignment 1, and to catch up with journals 1-5 and labs 1-5.By the way i have already done it except edit the video. Because i had learned a lot of the basic knowledge in the past weeks,so it is easy for me. open the iMovie,this program can help you edit the video. You can edit your video that you prepared ,if you don not have one ,just like me ,go to the oracle/COMP/comp1710/lab6 videos,there are many videos staying there, choose one which would you like.i select the "HopeBuilding.mov". Move the video to the right side of iMovie,then change the video to be what you want .Do not forget to upload your video at last,you can upload it on youtube web,so you can put the video on your xanga page,the tutor advised that ,because it is also a problem i forgotten when i was doing .

    In this part,i will talk about my assignment. I create another xanga login where to hold my assignment content and make this site links to my normal xanga site. The assignment 1 only has:
    1 Introduce your Subject and their Passion
    The theme of this web page is a person at ANU, and something they are passionate about and i am going to talk about my passion:take photos .
    2 A CSS for the web site
    To use more than one CSS, make it in a Cascading way, i.e. there should be at least one default CSS that will be applied to the pages in your site. Then use some specialised CSS in some subpart of the web site. There should always be a coherence to the different parts of your work.
    3 A "site map"
    4A Storyboard for your video

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