Real-world WPF: BSF Showcase
- Posted: Feb 27, 2007 at 11:33 PM
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The UK MCS User Experience Team and a number of UK partners have been working on WPF for over 12 months and this Real World WPF series is intended to show some of their work and capture/share some of their learnings.
The BSF Showcase is a proof of concept produced by the UK MCS User Experience team to show how new technologies might be used in the future to better support education. A number of Microsoft’s latest technologies were used, in particular WPF. The proof of concept is an example of what tools used in education might look like in 2012.
The video was captured at 1024x768 so we recommend running it full screen if possible. NB There is also a follow-on video, 'behind the scenes' showing some of the technologies and techniques used to produce this proof of concept.
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It's not just you. It happens to me too!
same here - the playback stop after a couple of minutes. It doesn't matter if you donwload the file or watch it directly.
I'm using Windows XP SP2 btw and Windows Media Player 10.
many thanks for your help up front.
I would be content if this would be shared as a Open source, which would eventually bring Host of features /functionality under one Platform.
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