Saturday, April 8, 2023

Making animations

ImageJ -- create a movie (ave, gif) from a stack of pictures

ImageJ Wiki -  the main site
Download from here  
Coursea -- learn ImageJ
Instructions on their website.
save your images in a folder.
open the images in ImageJ:  
  click on File>Import>Image Sequence...    
  click on any of the file names that appear in a list
  to make sure everything's ok, check the opened stack by pressing. ...
  save the AVI file by clicking File>Save as...>AVI.

Other animation creation software

Animation desk --gif and cartoon
"Best gif makers" -- a list 
"7 Best Free Image Sequence To Video" for Windows
FFmpeg -- open source.  Record, convert and stream audio & video

Manim -- to make professional math animations 

   -->
  Manim -- the community version
                    -->  Documentation

Intro -- blog by Bex T.
YouTube videos by Benjamin 
YouTube videos by Brian 
Also: May learn here  (pay $15)



Wednesday, June 17, 2020

Supercomputing at SIU

Check it out:

including:

Anybody interested in doing something?...
Perhaps we should stat with learning how one can used.
If you know anything, please share it.


BTW,  to review Jupiter, watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maLy3WI7B34


Thursday, March 12, 2020

Help

Online teaching tools

We may use this space for sharing our ideas, experiences, questions, and answers as we get prepared to online teaching.  Please use the comments area for this purpose.

Questions to our administrators (who seem to left us to ourselves):
  1. Which software solutions are available at SIU? Are new purchases considered?
  2. Are there docu-cameras available?  Where?  Would SIU buy some for Math Dept? Should we buy our own for preparation videos at home? 
  3. Same question concerning other software.  How to record and edit videos?  Can they be posted on personal blogs?  Elsewhere? (I run a blog for every class.)   Etc., etc.
  4. Can we get a professional help (training and Q&A session)  that will address our specific math teaching needs?  For instance in Nc 356 for all math instructors, some time at the beginning of the next week.
  5. Is there a chance that the final exams can be taken in May on campus? That would be a great deal! It would solve the major headache-inducing problem.

For now, potential software to consider: 

Whiteboards for research communication



How to make your own  videos:

Sunday, January 12, 2020

Happy New Year!

Interesting article in The Atlantic:
The second half promotes Jupyter and Python as the future everyday tool in computing.

See also how to produce images with python  (found by Ph.F.):

Saturday, December 7, 2019

WINTER BREAK


If you want to learn programming Processing
try this fantastic series of youtube lectures by A. Shiff.
He actually follows P2.js,  a sister version of Processing.
They are almost identical.

Start here 
(Youtube lets you speed up the videos).

You might like also this nice short intro to the online version of P5.js.




Friday, December 6, 2019

WEEK 8

About plotting in Jupyter:

                                  Plot1.pdf 

Have a great, pleasant and productive break!



Friday, November 22, 2019

WEEK 7

Jupyter: dealing with matrices this and that way:

            Meeting of Nov 22