The Madison Digital Image Database is a freely distributed, open source web application developed at James Madison University. MDID is a digital media management system with sophisticated tools for discovering, aggregating, and presenting digital media in a wide variety of learning spaces. Read more
At JMU, the School of Art, Design and Art History moved into a temporary space while their building was being renovated. One consequence of this temporary space is that the rooms are extremely wide, leading instructors to frequently wonder away from the teaching console in order to interact with their students and the images on screen. This lead us to investigate options for a small handheld remote for controlling a MediaViewer presentation. Read more
This document was created for a workshop at JMU’s Center for Instructional Technology, and is useful for MDID3 institutions everywhere. It includes several helpful screenshots and covers functions such as searching, browsing, creating and using presentations, and adding personal content.
This document covers how to use MDID3 to find images, create and edit presentations, and share presentations with your students.
Here is the presentation from the MDID Users Group at the VRA 2011 conference in Minneapolis. Session notes are available also.
Mary Ann Chappell and Christina Updike presentated during the VRA + ARLIS/NA conference session “Collaborative Ventures, Collaborative Gains”. Both the presentation and script are available.
This is the MDID poster that was on exhibit during the poster session at the 2011 VRA conference. You can view it online and download the PDF.
