An interactive tour of the brain for college students.
This interactive learning exercise was created for Professor Wanda Ward PhD for use in her graduate-level Cognitive Psychology course at North Park University.
These are a representative sampling of movies created to illustrate principles in brain anatomy and psychology. They were part of the interactive version of Psychology and Life by Philip G. Zimbardo with Richard J. Gerrig (Addison-Wesley).
The first shows the parts of the brain and discusses their functions; the second illustrates transduction, the process by which sound as change in air pressure is converted to neurological impulses.
An interactive constellation-identification exercise for middle school students.
The team that used this exercise placed fifth (out of 43) in the Illinois Science Olympiad competition in 2008.
This animated virtual tour and set of screengrabs are from "DeNaturalized," an exhibition of the Permanent Collection at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. Two kiosks displaying the interactive exhibition were placed in a Museum gallery with some of the pieces drawn from the Collection. Exhibit curated and text written by Adam Brooks.
Design and programming of interactive exhibit and 3d modeling and animation by Joe Hoy. Text by Adam Brooks.
Three minutes of traditional and computer animation from commercials and industrial and educational films.