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Joel Gethin Lewis (@JGL)

JGL

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CCIDiploma-AutumnWinter2020

Lecture slides, wiki and examples from Unit 1 of the Creative Coding Institute's 2020 to 2021 Diploma in Creative Computing.

CCIDiploma-AutumnWinter2021

Lecture slides, wiki and examples from Unit 1 of the Creative Coding Institute's 2021 to 2022 Diploma in Creative Computing.

ofxBackground

An openFrameworks addon to show several different methods of using openCV for foreground/background image segmentation

CCIDiploma-AutumnWinter2019

Lecture slides, wiki, notes and examples from units 1 and 3 of the Creative Coding Institute's Diploma in Creative Computing.

SharingElements

An interactive body tracking installation

CCIDiploma-Summer2020

Summer 2020 lecture slides, wiki, notes and examples from units 4 and 6 of the Creative Coding Institute's Diploma in Creative Computing.

APieceOfArtAsBigAsIndia

An augmented reality sculpture accessible via the WWW, SMS and Mobile Devices.

ComputationalThinking2018

An eight week course on Computational Thinking.

IntroductionToCreativeComputing2022

A series of lectures and workshops introducing Creative Computing delivered over a week in April 2022.

CCIDiploma-SpringSummer2020

Lecture slides, wiki, notes and examples from units 4 and 6 of the Creative Coding Institute's Diploma in Creative Computing.

CCIDiploma-SpringSummer2021

Lecture slides, wiki and examples from Unit 4 of the Creative Coding Institute's 2020 to 2021 Diploma in Creative Computing.

WalkingTourEditor

The editor for the WalkingTour client, currently deployed to Glitch.com. For the client, see https://github.com/JGL/WalkingTourClient

CCIDiploma-SpringSummer2022

Lecture slides, wiki and examples from Unit 4 of the Creative Coding Institute's 2021 to 2022 Diploma in Creative Computing.

ComputationalThinking2021

An eight week course on Computational Thinking for Graphic Communication Design students at Central Saint Martins, London.

ComputationalThinkingIntensive2020

Lectures, examples and other things from the UAL Computational Thinking with p5.js intensive 2020 course.

DiplomaInAppleDevelopment-AutumnWinter2023

Lecture slides, wiki and examples from Block 1 of the Creative Coding Institute's 2023/2024 Diploma in Apple Development.

ComputationalThinkingIntensiveSummer2020

Lectures, examples and other things from the UAL Computational Thinking with p5.js intensive Summer 2020 course.

AppleDevelopmentIntensive2024

Slides and other content for the Apple Development Intensive course given at the Creative Computing Institute, London from the 5th February - 9th February 2024.

WalkingTourClient

The client for the WalkingTour editor, currently deployed to Glitch.com. For the editor, see https://github.com/JGL/WalkingTourEditor

ComputationalThinking2017

A nine week course on Computational Thinking.

DiplomaInAppleDevelopment-SpringSummer2023

Lecture slides, wiki and examples from Block 2 of the Creative Coding Institute's 2022/2023 Diploma in Apple Development.

ComputationalThinkingIntensive2019

Lectures, examples and other things from the UAL Computational Thinking with p5.js intensive course.

DiplomaInAppleDevelopment-AutumnWinter2022

Lecture slides, wiki and examples from Block 1 of the Creative Coding Institute's 2022/2023 Diploma in Apple Development.

LenticularFun

Some experimentation with lenticular generation in p5js

MANEAR2018

A four session course on Augmented Reality for Central Saint Martins MA Narrative Environments.

try_git

Reactickles3

The next version of Reactickles - built for the WWW in p5.js

ShinyTips

A series of useful resources for making Shiny Things.

EnergyMix

Energy Mix reveals UK energy sources, encouraging low-carbon charging habits and visualising our transition to clean energy generation.

MakingMovementIrresistible

Making Movement Irresistible explores how a novel technology system could make the challenges of exercising with an aging body, within space limitations, enjoyable and thus targets specific health and wellbeing objectives.

Emitts

An iOS app to encourage movement via hand action recognition