"LongoMatch has been designed to be very easy to use, exposing the basic functionalities of video analysis in an intuitive interface. Tagging, playback and edition of stored events can be easily done from the main window, while more specific features can be accessed through menus when needed.
Flexible and customizable for all kind of sports
Flexible and customizable for all sports
LongoMatch can be used for any kind of sports, allowing to create custom templates with an unlimited number of tagging categories. It also supports defining custom subcategories and creating templates for your teams with detailed information of each player which is the perfect combination for a fine-grained performance analysis"
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Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Mahara | ePortfolios
Mahara is an open source ePortfolio and social networking web application originally created by the government of New Zealand. It provides users with tools to create and maintain a digital portfolio of their learning, and social networking features to allow users to interact with each other.
Mahara content management system provides users with blogs, a resume builder, a file manager and a view creator - a tool to help users create arrangements of their content in a particular way for others to see.
The eportfolio site http://myportfolio.school.nz, provided by the New Zealand Ministry of Education, free-of-charge for all New Zealand schools, is powered by Mahara
Labels:
Biology,
Classical Studies,
Commerce,
Dance,
Design,
Drama,
English,
Languages,
Mathematics,
Media Studies,
music,
Painting,
Photography,
Physical Education,
Sculpture,
Social Studies
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