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EML Communication Tools and Policies

2023-01-30T22:02:41Z

CatherineWinters: /* Communication tools we can't use */

{{infobox EML_Docs_-_for_everyone}}
At EML, we primarily use email to communicate, but also chat on Microsoft Teams. This section is about how to write business emails at EML.

== For paid student workers: FASmail ==
What is it? The UBC Faculty & Staff Email (FASmail) service is UBC's email system for staff, faculty, and student employees. This is '''different''' from your student email (''first.last@student.ubc.ca'').

=== How do I access FASmail? ===
If you are a Co-op or Work Learn student, you should have received an email with your FASmail address, which is usually ''first.last@mail.ubc.ca''. You can log in to FASmail here and change your alias by logging into MyAccount and clicking "Update FASmail Alias" on the left-hand sidebar.

=== When do I use it? ===
You should use your FASmail for Microsoft Teams, general correspondence as a representative of EML to external contacts, and any other internal communications. You are free to use your personal email for services like Trello, Github, and any other external services.

== For everyone: Email at EML ==
If you are a student worker at EML, you should use your UBC email address for all EML-related correspondence to comply with BC's privacy laws. If you are a volunteer working on an EMLx project, you are permitted to use whatever email you please, but you are advised to use your UBC email address for better privacy and ease.

It is your responsibility to tell the Lab Coordinator ([[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca%7Cemergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]]) your current email address, to update the Coordinator if your email address changes, and to check that email address regularly.

=== When to check email ===

* '''Before every meeting:''' Check your email before a meeting, to see if meeting notes, an updated meeting invite have been sent. (Alternatively, if the meeting itself has been rescheduled.)
* '''At least three times a day on work days:''' We recommend checking email in the morning, at noon, and in the afternoon. It's important that we be able to contact you on short notice. (Most EML staff leave their UBC email open in a browser tab and get alerts as they come in; you are encouraged to do so as well.)

=== When to reply to email ===
Ideally, you should answer email on the same day. If you get an email at the end of the day, or on the weekend, you are not obligated to respond until business hours. Outside of your work hours, you do not have to work. We shouldn't let after-hours emails interfere with our work/life balance. People may send things at odd hours, but they needn't respond.

'''And finally: Do not email your PIs or faculty outside working hours. Go home! Live your life!'''

=== How to write an email ===
Professional emails have different structures depending on the target audience. At EML, there are four primary types of email we send in our workplace:

# Emails to our team and PI
# Emails to people outside EML
# Emails to our team members
# Confirmation emails in a thread with our team members
'''1. When emailing faculty, including your PI:'''
* address the email to "Dr. Lee" unless they ask you to use their first name: "Dear Dr. Lee" or "Hi Dr. Lee" are just fine. Starting the email with "Hey" isn't as good.
* keep it short and to the point, but it's okay if you haven't been in touch--for example, over the weekend--to say, "I hope you had a good weekend".
* make a good subject line: "Main Mall Hustle - object pooling" is a better title than "Main Mall Hustle" or "object pooling", because it tells us what the email is going to be about without us opening it.

==== 2. When emailing people outside EML, including faculty and students outside your team: ====
Remember that you are a representative of EML. Keep it professional and if you're unsure, remember to ask someone.

==== 3. When emailing your teammates (and generally not your faculty) ====
When emailing your teammates, it's fine to be as casual as your group decides to be. That said, one handy trick is to stick to a relatively formal email structure even with your teammates, because it keeps us in the habit for when we're writing more formal emails.

==== 4. Confirmation emails with our team members ====
If a team member asks you for something in a longer thread, you can just respond with "Hi David, that sounds good, I'll have it to you tomorrow." You don't have to be more formal than that unless you're corresponding with your PI.

Still not sure? You can look at the emails EML staff send to get an idea of how they should be structured.

Remember: if you're not sure, you are always allowed to ask someone else to look over an email.

=== Say what you need to say in emails ===
Don't ask someone to meet if you have a question. Email them and ask the question, then offer to meet if it's a longer conversation. If you're not sure if it would require a meeting, you are allowed to let the recipient offer to meet or not.

'''Good:''' "Can you tell me where the latest build of our project is?"

'''Not as good:''' "Can we meet to discuss things?"

'''Terrifyingly bad:''' "See me when you get in tomorrow."

Likewise, even in chat, you should simply ask your question. Don't message someone and ask if you can ask them something, say, "Can you help me with this question" and then ask the question. This means that if they don't respond for 10 minutes, they'll still be able to answer the question.

=== How to CC people in email ===

==== Addressing emails ====
You should address emails to people from whom you need a response. People who do not need to respond but are being kept in the loop should be CCed.

But what does that mean?

==== CCing people on emails ====
If you're addressing an email to multiple people, you should CC (short for "carbon copy") them so everyone involved can respond to each other. When emailing a staff member, it's fine to keep other staff members in the loop, and as a rule, you should be doing so with at least the EML Coordinator, [[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca|emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]].

But who you include on an email depends on the situation. Here are some examples:

'''Scenario 1:'''

You are having trouble logging into Workday. Email the Lab Supervisor, who can fix it, and CC the Lab Coordinator ([[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca|emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]]) to keep them informed.

'''Scenario 2:'''

You are sick today and won't be able to make your project team meeting. Email the project team members who were meant to attend the meeting, including your project's PI, if they were attending, to give them your regrets and CC the Lab Coordinator.

'''Scenario 3:'''

You would like to reschedule a one-on-one meeting with the Lab Supervisor or Emerging Media Mentor. Email them and CC the Lab Coordinator to ask to reschedule. The Lab Coordinator can help you with that.

'''Scenario 4:'''

Your project team is having a meeting with someone outside EML, but you can't make the meeting. Email your project team, CC any EML staff who might be attending, but don't include the person from outside EML. If you're not sure who to notify, contact the Lab Supervisor and Lab Coordinator immediately.

==== BCCing people on emails ====
If you're a Work Learn or volunteer, don't BCC ("Blind Carbon Copy") anyone when sending emails.

=== When to use email, when to use chat ===
'''Wherever possible, use email!'''

'''Chat is not permanent!''' Microsoft Teams chat at UBC is deleted after 90 days. The EML Alumni Slack hides old messages. You can make decisions with your team via chat, but always confirm what your group has decided by sending an email after your discussion. This gives you and your team a permanent record of the decision that was made so you can refer to it later. '''This is important if your team disagrees on what decision was made!'''

== Communication tools we can't use ==

==== For Work Learns, Co-op students, and volunteers working on EML projects ====
We can't use American cloud services for EML correspondence. That includes Google Hangouts/Chat, Slack, and Discord. This is to comply with FIPPA, BC's privacy legislation.

As a Work Learn, you must use your UBC email address rather than Gmail or Hotmail for correspondence at EML.

Volunteers may use their Gmail or Hotmail account, but are strongly encouraged to use their UBC emails.

'''Important:''' You MUST use your UBC email account when talking about anything private or confidential your team might be working on. An example of private information would be the phone numbers of your teammates. Are you unsure about whether or not something is private? Ask the Lab Coordinator.

==== For students doing coursework at EML ====
ECE capstone teams or THTR 399E teams working on class projects are allowed to use whatever platforms their program or instructor allows.

== Your calendar ==
Your UBC email includes a calendar feature. At EML, you must keep it up to date, so EML staff know whether or not you're available.

This means if you use Google Calendar or another calendar system hosted outside UBC, remember that you cannot sync your Google Calendar and Outlook calendar easily, so you have to manually add your meetings at EML to your Google Calendar. This includes your project meetings, the weekly team check-in meetings, and if you're a Work Learn or co-op student, your recurring weekly check-in with the EML Supervisor. These events will usually be scheduled by your project's team lead or by the EML Coordinator.

If you keep both a UBC and a personal calendar, remember to keep them both up to date! This might mean manually copying into your UBC calendar that you have a midterm--this means that we won't invite you to another meeting at the same time. (If you have already been invited to that meeting and add the midterm after, just make sure you tell us.)

==== Share your calendar! ====
As a Work Learn, share your calendar with emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca as well as the EML Supervisor. To do so

# Browse to <nowiki>https://www.mail.ubc.ca</nowiki> and login with your FASmail/CWL account
# Click the '''Calendar''' category, on the left.
# Above your calendar, click '''Share''', then '''Add Calendar…'''
# In the “Add Calendar” window, enter the name of the person, who’s calendar you want to view and click '''OK'''.

==== <s>Get access to the EML Schedule calendar</s> ====
<s>The EML Schedule calendar is attached to the emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca account, and is controlled by the Lab Coordinator. It is intended to share what's going on at EML with the internal team. It is not public.</s>

'''<s>The EML Schedule calendar contains important public and team-wide events. This includes:</s>'''

* <s>workshops</s>
* <s>drop-in sessions</s>
* <s>the EML social</s>
* <s>events such as the showcase</s>
* <s>set-up times for the showcase</s>

'''<s>The EML Schedule calendar does NOT include:</s>'''

* <s>Project team meetings are not included, because they are often subject to change.</s>
* <s>Internal meetings are also not included. (For example: a 1-on-1 meeting between the Lab Supervisor and a Work Learn.)</s>

==== <s>Who can see the EML Schedule calendar?</s> ====
<s>This calendar is not public. Instead, you will need to ask the Lab Coordinator for access. This requires your UBC email address. This can be your FASmail, or student email. (It doesn't work with your non-UBC email address.)</s>

==== Accept meeting invites! ====
When you're invited to a meeting, your email software will prompt you to accept the invitation. If you do not respond, or do not tell us that you cannot attend, you are expected to be at the meeting.

[[Category:Emerging Media Lab]]
[[Category:Emerging Media Lab Onboarding]]

EML Communication Tools and Policies

2023-01-30T21:56:37Z

CatherineWinters: /* Who can see the EML Schedule calendar? */

{{infobox EML_Docs_-_for_everyone}}
At EML, we primarily use email to communicate, but also chat on Microsoft Teams. This section is about how to write business emails at EML.

== For paid student workers: FASmail ==
What is it? The UBC Faculty & Staff Email (FASmail) service is UBC's email system for staff, faculty, and student employees. This is '''different''' from your student email (''first.last@student.ubc.ca'').

=== How do I access FASmail? ===
If you are a Co-op or Work Learn student, you should have received an email with your FASmail address, which is usually ''first.last@mail.ubc.ca''. You can log in to FASmail here and change your alias by logging into MyAccount and clicking "Update FASmail Alias" on the left-hand sidebar.

=== When do I use it? ===
You should use your FASmail for Microsoft Teams, general correspondence as a representative of EML to external contacts, and any other internal communications. You are free to use your personal email for services like Trello, Github, and any other external services.

== For everyone: Email at EML ==
If you are a student worker at EML, you should use your UBC email address for all EML-related correspondence to comply with BC's privacy laws. If you are a volunteer working on an EMLx project, you are permitted to use whatever email you please, but you are advised to use your UBC email address for better privacy and ease.

It is your responsibility to tell the Lab Coordinator ([[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca%7Cemergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]]) your current email address, to update the Coordinator if your email address changes, and to check that email address regularly.

=== When to check email ===

* '''Before every meeting:''' Check your email before a meeting, to see if meeting notes, an updated meeting invite have been sent. (Alternatively, if the meeting itself has been rescheduled.)
* '''At least three times a day on work days:''' We recommend checking email in the morning, at noon, and in the afternoon. It's important that we be able to contact you on short notice. (Most EML staff leave their UBC email open in a browser tab and get alerts as they come in; you are encouraged to do so as well.)

=== When to reply to email ===
Ideally, you should answer email on the same day. If you get an email at the end of the day, or on the weekend, you are not obligated to respond until business hours. Outside of your work hours, you do not have to work. We shouldn't let after-hours emails interfere with our work/life balance. People may send things at odd hours, but they needn't respond.

'''And finally: Do not email your PIs or faculty outside working hours. Go home! Live your life!'''

=== How to write an email ===
Professional emails have different structures depending on the target audience. At EML, there are four primary types of email we send in our workplace:

# Emails to our team and PI
# Emails to people outside EML
# Emails to our team members
# Confirmation emails in a thread with our team members
'''1. When emailing faculty, including your PI:'''
* address the email to "Dr. Lee" unless they ask you to use their first name: "Dear Dr. Lee" or "Hi Dr. Lee" are just fine. Starting the email with "Hey" isn't as good.
* keep it short and to the point, but it's okay if you haven't been in touch--for example, over the weekend--to say, "I hope you had a good weekend".
* make a good subject line: "Main Mall Hustle - object pooling" is a better title than "Main Mall Hustle" or "object pooling", because it tells us what the email is going to be about without us opening it.

==== 2. When emailing people outside EML, including faculty and students outside your team: ====
Remember that you are a representative of EML. Keep it professional and if you're unsure, remember to ask someone.

==== 3. When emailing your teammates (and generally not your faculty) ====
When emailing your teammates, it's fine to be as casual as your group decides to be. That said, one handy trick is to stick to a relatively formal email structure even with your teammates, because it keeps us in the habit for when we're writing more formal emails.

==== 4. Confirmation emails with our team members ====
If a team member asks you for something in a longer thread, you can just respond with "Hi David, that sounds good, I'll have it to you tomorrow." You don't have to be more formal than that unless you're corresponding with your PI.

Still not sure? You can look at the emails EML staff send to get an idea of how they should be structured.

Remember: if you're not sure, you are always allowed to ask someone else to look over an email.

=== Say what you need to say in emails ===
Don't ask someone to meet if you have a question. Email them and ask the question, then offer to meet if it's a longer conversation. If you're not sure if it would require a meeting, you are allowed to let the recipient offer to meet or not.

'''Good:''' "Can you tell me where the latest build of our project is?"

'''Not as good:''' "Can we meet to discuss things?"

'''Terrifyingly bad:''' "See me when you get in tomorrow."

Likewise, even in chat, you should simply ask your question. Don't message someone and ask if you can ask them something, say, "Can you help me with this question" and then ask the question. This means that if they don't respond for 10 minutes, they'll still be able to answer the question.

=== How to CC people in email ===

==== Addressing emails ====
You should address emails to people from whom you need a response. People who do not need to respond but are being kept in the loop should be CCed.

But what does that mean?

==== CCing people on emails ====
If you're addressing an email to multiple people, you should CC (short for "carbon copy") them so everyone involved can respond to each other. When emailing a staff member, it's fine to keep other staff members in the loop, and as a rule, you should be doing so with at least the EML Coordinator, [[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca|emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]].

But who you include on an email depends on the situation. Here are some examples:

'''Scenario 1:'''

You are having trouble logging into Workday. Email the Lab Supervisor, who can fix it, and CC the Lab Coordinator ([[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca|emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]]) to keep them informed.

'''Scenario 2:'''

You are sick today and won't be able to make your project team meeting. Email the project team members who were meant to attend the meeting, including your project's PI, if they were attending, to give them your regrets and CC the Lab Coordinator.

'''Scenario 3:'''

You would like to reschedule a one-on-one meeting with the Lab Supervisor or Emerging Media Mentor. Email them and CC the Lab Coordinator to ask to reschedule. The Lab Coordinator can help you with that.

'''Scenario 4:'''

Your project team is having a meeting with someone outside EML, but you can't make the meeting. Email your project team, CC any EML staff who might be attending, but don't include the person from outside EML. If you're not sure who to notify, contact the Lab Supervisor and Lab Coordinator immediately.

==== BCCing people on emails ====
If you're a Work Learn or volunteer, don't BCC ("Blind Carbon Copy") anyone when sending emails.

=== When to use email, when to use chat ===
'''Wherever possible, use email!'''

'''Chat is not permanent!''' Microsoft Teams chat at UBC is deleted after 90 days. The EML Alumni Slack hides old messages. You can make decisions with your team via chat, but always confirm what your group has decided by sending an email after your discussion. This gives you and your team a permanent record of the decision that was made so you can refer to it later. '''This is important if your team disagrees on what decision was made!'''

== Communication tools we can't use ==
We can't use American cloud services for EML correspondence. That includes Google Hangouts/Chat and Slack (except for EMLx). This is to comply with FIPPA, BC's privacy legislation.

As a Work Learn, you must use your UBC email address rather than Gmail or Hotmail for correspondence at EML. If you have an @alumni.ubc.ca address that forwards to a Gmail or Hotmail account, you must log into your UBC email, you cannot use your alumni email forwarding.

Volunteers may use their Gmail or Hotmail account, but are strongly encouraged to use their UBC emails.

'''For all EML staff and volunteers:''' you MUST use your UBC email account when talking about anything private or confidential your team might be working on. An example of private information would be the phone numbers of your teammates. Are you unsure about whether or not something is private? Ask the Lab Coordinator.

== Your calendar ==
Your UBC email includes a calendar feature. At EML, you must keep it up to date, so EML staff know whether or not you're available.

This means if you use Google Calendar or another calendar system hosted outside UBC, remember that you cannot sync your Google Calendar and Outlook calendar easily, so you have to manually add your meetings at EML to your Google Calendar. This includes your project meetings, the weekly team check-in meetings, and if you're a Work Learn or co-op student, your recurring weekly check-in with the EML Supervisor. These events will usually be scheduled by your project's team lead or by the EML Coordinator.

If you keep both a UBC and a personal calendar, remember to keep them both up to date! This might mean manually copying into your UBC calendar that you have a midterm--this means that we won't invite you to another meeting at the same time. (If you have already been invited to that meeting and add the midterm after, just make sure you tell us.)

==== Share your calendar! ====
As a Work Learn, share your calendar with [[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca|emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]] as well as the EML Supervisor. To do so

# Browse to <nowiki>https://www.mail.ubc.ca</nowiki> and login with your FASmail/CWL account
# Click the '''Calendar''' category, on the left.
# Above your calendar, click '''Share''', then '''Add Calendar…'''
# In the “Add Calendar” window, enter the name of the person, who’s calendar you want to view and click '''OK'''.

==== <s>Get access to the EML Schedule calendar</s> ====
<s>The EML Schedule calendar is attached to the [[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca|emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]] account, and is controlled by the Lab Coordinator. It is intended to share what's going on at EML with the internal team. It is not public.</s>

'''<s>The EML Schedule calendar contains important public and team-wide events. This includes:</s>'''

* <s>workshops</s>
* <s>drop-in sessions</s>
* <s>the EML social</s>
* <s>events such as the showcase</s>
* <s>set-up times for the showcase</s>

'''<s>The EML Schedule calendar does NOT include:</s>'''

* <s>Project team meetings are not included, because they are often subject to change.</s>
* <s>Internal meetings are also not included. (For example: a 1-on-1 meeting between the Lab Supervisor and a Work Learn.)</s>

==== <s>Who can see the EML Schedule calendar?</s> ====
<s>This calendar is not public. Instead, you will need to ask the Lab Coordinator for access. This requires your UBC email address. This can be your FASmail, or student email. (It doesn't work with your non-UBC email address.)</s>

==== Accept meeting invites! ====
When you're invited to a meeting, your email software will prompt you to accept the invitation. If you do not respond, or do not tell us that you cannot attend, you are expected to be at the meeting.

[[Category:Emerging Media Lab]]
[[Category:Emerging Media Lab Onboarding]]

EML Communication Tools and Policies

2023-01-30T21:53:25Z

CatherineWinters:

{{infobox EML_Docs_-_for_everyone}}
At EML, we primarily use email to communicate, but also chat on Microsoft Teams. This section is about how to write business emails at EML.

== For paid student workers: FASmail ==
What is it? The UBC Faculty & Staff Email (FASmail) service is UBC's email system for staff, faculty, and student employees. This is '''different''' from your student email (''first.last@student.ubc.ca'').

=== How do I access FASmail? ===
If you are a Co-op or Work Learn student, you should have received an email with your FASmail address, which is usually ''first.last@mail.ubc.ca''. You can log in to FASmail here and change your alias by logging into MyAccount and clicking "Update FASmail Alias" on the left-hand sidebar.

=== When do I use it? ===
You should use your FASmail for Microsoft Teams, general correspondence as a representative of EML to external contacts, and any other internal communications. You are free to use your personal email for services like Trello, Github, and any other external services.

== For everyone: Email at EML ==
If you are a student worker at EML, you should use your UBC email address for all EML-related correspondence to comply with BC's privacy laws. If you are a volunteer working on an EMLx project, you are permitted to use whatever email you please, but you are advised to use your UBC email address for better privacy and ease.

It is your responsibility to tell the Lab Coordinator ([[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca%7Cemergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]]) your current email address, to update the Coordinator if your email address changes, and to check that email address regularly.

=== When to check email ===

* '''Before every meeting:''' Check your email before a meeting, to see if meeting notes, an updated meeting invite have been sent. (Alternatively, if the meeting itself has been rescheduled.)
* '''At least three times a day on work days:''' We recommend checking email in the morning, at noon, and in the afternoon. It's important that we be able to contact you on short notice. (Most EML staff leave their UBC email open in a browser tab and get alerts as they come in; you are encouraged to do so as well.)

=== When to reply to email ===
Ideally, you should answer email on the same day. If you get an email at the end of the day, or on the weekend, you are not obligated to respond until business hours. Outside of your work hours, you do not have to work. We shouldn't let after-hours emails interfere with our work/life balance. People may send things at odd hours, but they needn't respond.

'''And finally: Do not email your PIs or faculty outside working hours. Go home! Live your life!'''

=== How to write an email ===
Professional emails have different structures depending on the target audience. At EML, there are four primary types of email we send in our workplace:

# Emails to our team and PI
# Emails to people outside EML
# Emails to our team members
# Confirmation emails in a thread with our team members
'''1. When emailing faculty, including your PI:'''
* address the email to "Dr. Lee" unless they ask you to use their first name: "Dear Dr. Lee" or "Hi Dr. Lee" are just fine. Starting the email with "Hey" isn't as good.
* keep it short and to the point, but it's okay if you haven't been in touch--for example, over the weekend--to say, "I hope you had a good weekend".
* make a good subject line: "Main Mall Hustle - object pooling" is a better title than "Main Mall Hustle" or "object pooling", because it tells us what the email is going to be about without us opening it.

==== 2. When emailing people outside EML, including faculty and students outside your team: ====
Remember that you are a representative of EML. Keep it professional and if you're unsure, remember to ask someone.

==== 3. When emailing your teammates (and generally not your faculty) ====
When emailing your teammates, it's fine to be as casual as your group decides to be. That said, one handy trick is to stick to a relatively formal email structure even with your teammates, because it keeps us in the habit for when we're writing more formal emails.

==== 4. Confirmation emails with our team members ====
If a team member asks you for something in a longer thread, you can just respond with "Hi David, that sounds good, I'll have it to you tomorrow." You don't have to be more formal than that unless you're corresponding with your PI.

Still not sure? You can look at the emails EML staff send to get an idea of how they should be structured.

Remember: if you're not sure, you are always allowed to ask someone else to look over an email.

=== Say what you need to say in emails ===
Don't ask someone to meet if you have a question. Email them and ask the question, then offer to meet if it's a longer conversation. If you're not sure if it would require a meeting, you are allowed to let the recipient offer to meet or not.

'''Good:''' "Can you tell me where the latest build of our project is?"

'''Not as good:''' "Can we meet to discuss things?"

'''Terrifyingly bad:''' "See me when you get in tomorrow."

Likewise, even in chat, you should simply ask your question. Don't message someone and ask if you can ask them something, say, "Can you help me with this question" and then ask the question. This means that if they don't respond for 10 minutes, they'll still be able to answer the question.

=== How to CC people in email ===

==== Addressing emails ====
You should address emails to people from whom you need a response. People who do not need to respond but are being kept in the loop should be CCed.

But what does that mean?

==== CCing people on emails ====
If you're addressing an email to multiple people, you should CC (short for "carbon copy") them so everyone involved can respond to each other. When emailing a staff member, it's fine to keep other staff members in the loop, and as a rule, you should be doing so with at least the EML Coordinator, [[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca|emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]].

But who you include on an email depends on the situation. Here are some examples:

'''Scenario 1:'''

You are having trouble logging into Workday. Email the Lab Supervisor, who can fix it, and CC the Lab Coordinator ([[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca|emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]]) to keep them informed.

'''Scenario 2:'''

You are sick today and won't be able to make your project team meeting. Email the project team members who were meant to attend the meeting, including your project's PI, if they were attending, to give them your regrets and CC the Lab Coordinator.

'''Scenario 3:'''

You would like to reschedule a one-on-one meeting with the Lab Supervisor or Emerging Media Mentor. Email them and CC the Lab Coordinator to ask to reschedule. The Lab Coordinator can help you with that.

'''Scenario 4:'''

Your project team is having a meeting with someone outside EML, but you can't make the meeting. Email your project team, CC any EML staff who might be attending, but don't include the person from outside EML. If you're not sure who to notify, contact the Lab Supervisor and Lab Coordinator immediately.

==== BCCing people on emails ====
If you're a Work Learn or volunteer, don't BCC ("Blind Carbon Copy") anyone when sending emails.

=== When to use email, when to use chat ===
'''Wherever possible, use email!'''

'''Chat is not permanent!''' Microsoft Teams chat at UBC is deleted after 90 days. The EML Alumni Slack hides old messages. You can make decisions with your team via chat, but always confirm what your group has decided by sending an email after your discussion. This gives you and your team a permanent record of the decision that was made so you can refer to it later. '''This is important if your team disagrees on what decision was made!'''

== Communication tools we can't use ==
We can't use American cloud services for EML correspondence. That includes Google Hangouts/Chat and Slack (except for EMLx). This is to comply with FIPPA, BC's privacy legislation.

As a Work Learn, you must use your UBC email address rather than Gmail or Hotmail for correspondence at EML. If you have an @alumni.ubc.ca address that forwards to a Gmail or Hotmail account, you must log into your UBC email, you cannot use your alumni email forwarding.

Volunteers may use their Gmail or Hotmail account, but are strongly encouraged to use their UBC emails.

'''For all EML staff and volunteers:''' you MUST use your UBC email account when talking about anything private or confidential your team might be working on. An example of private information would be the phone numbers of your teammates. Are you unsure about whether or not something is private? Ask the Lab Coordinator.

== Your calendar ==
Your UBC email includes a calendar feature. At EML, you must keep it up to date, so EML staff know whether or not you're available.

This means if you use Google Calendar or another calendar system hosted outside UBC, remember that you cannot sync your Google Calendar and Outlook calendar easily, so you have to manually add your meetings at EML to your Google Calendar. This includes your project meetings, the weekly team check-in meetings, and if you're a Work Learn or co-op student, your recurring weekly check-in with the EML Supervisor. These events will usually be scheduled by your project's team lead or by the EML Coordinator.

If you keep both a UBC and a personal calendar, remember to keep them both up to date! This might mean manually copying into your UBC calendar that you have a midterm--this means that we won't invite you to another meeting at the same time. (If you have already been invited to that meeting and add the midterm after, just make sure you tell us.)

==== Share your calendar! ====
As a Work Learn, share your calendar with [[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca|emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]] as well as the EML Supervisor. To do so

# Browse to <nowiki>https://www.mail.ubc.ca</nowiki> and login with your FASmail/CWL account
# Click the '''Calendar''' category, on the left.
# Above your calendar, click '''Share''', then '''Add Calendar…'''
# In the “Add Calendar” window, enter the name of the person, who’s calendar you want to view and click '''OK'''.

==== Get access to the EML Schedule calendar ====
The EML Schedule calendar is attached to the [[Mailto:emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca|emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca]] account, and is controlled by the Lab Coordinator. It is intended to share what's going on at EML with the internal team. It is not public.

'''The EML Schedule calendar contains important public and team-wide events. This includes:'''

* workshops
* drop-in sessions
* the EML social
* events such as the showcase
* set-up times for the showcase

'''The EML Schedule calendar does NOT include:'''

* Project team meetings are not included, because they are often subject to change.
* Internal meetings are also not included. (For example: a 1-on-1 meeting between the Lab Supervisor and a Work Learn.)

==== Who can see the EML Schedule calendar? ====
This calendar is not public. Instead, you will need to ask the Lab Coordinator for access. This requires your UBC email address. This can be your FASmail, or student email. (It doesn't work with your non-UBC email address.)

==== Accept meeting invites! ====
When you're invited to a meeting, your email software will prompt you to accept the invitation. If you do not respond, or do not tell us that you cannot attend, you are expected to be at the meeting.

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You must agree to the following

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{{infobox EML_Docs_-_for_project_teams}}As a co-op student, Work Learn, or volunteer, you are expected to:

* Check your email at least once a day.
* Tell us if your email address changes, or if we have been sending email to the wrong address.
* Tell us if you cannot access email/Teams/Trello/Clockify/Figma/Canva/Workday/Confluence or any of the other software you and your team use.
* Check your Teams messages at least once a day.
* Only use Teams for shorter discussions. If it can be an email or a Trello thread, that is a better option.
* Keep meeting minutes and/or follow up after your team meeting or conversation on Teams with a summary of what was discussed.
* Use Trello to track your project tasks.
* Track your project hours in Clockify.
* Tell the lab coordinator (emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca) and your project team if you can't make it to a meeting, even if it's a recurring meeting that you don't usually attend.
* Book your time in one of the EML labs using LibCal: <nowiki>https://libcal.library.ubc.ca/reserve/eml</nowiki>
* Tell us as far ahead of time as possible when you will have your exams/holidays/etc.
* Participate in some way to the end-of-semester Showcase event.
* Help your team create a project poster and presentation for the Showcase.
* Provide the lab coordinator (emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca) and EML Marketing and Communications team with up-to-date screenshots, photos, and links to any videos or demos so that we can promote it.
* Keep your project's page on <nowiki>https://wiki.ubc.ca</nowiki> up to date.
* Work Learns and Co-ops: come to your weekly one-on-one meeting with the Lab Supervisor.
* Team leads: fill out your team's weekly project update by noon on Fridays.
* Give your team lead your weekly journal update for your project by Friday morning.
* Tell us if something on the website needs updating.
* Tell us if something breaks or is missing, don't worry, you're not in trouble, you should just let us know immediately. Did you spill water in a keyboard? We have lots of keyboards and we won't be mad.
* Keep the physical lab space tidy. If there's a mess, let us know, or tidy it yourself.
* If you run into technical trouble, ask someone for help. This can be someone on your team, or a member of EML staff. Don't spend 10 hours trying to figure out something when you could ask someone in 5 minutes.
* Tell us if there is an issue on your team.
* Tell us if there is a problem with your computer, or a computer in the lab space.
* Tell us if your workload is too much, if you need time off, or need advice. You can reach out to any member of staff that you're comfortable speaking with.
* Above all else: focus on your family, school, and health before EML.
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Documentation:Emerging Media Lab Offboarding

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{{infobox EML_Docs_-_for_everyone}}As a member of EML, here is a checklist of the responsibilities you must complete with the help of the Lab Coordinator in order to be fully offboarded.

== Scheduling end of term interviews ==
We'd like to have an end of term interview with all former workers at EML. Please discuss your schedule with the Lab Coordinator to find a time that works to chat with the Emerging Media Mentor and Lab Supervisor about your time at EML.

== Building access ==

=== McGavin ===
Please schedule a time with the Lab Coordinator to return your keycard for the McGavin office space.

=== IKB and Scarfe ===
The Lab Coordinator will contact IT to have your UBC card access to any EML spaces removed.

== Removal from services ==
The Lab Coordinator will manually remove the former worker from the following services. Most services do not involve full removal and are detailed below.

=== Confluence ===

=== Teams ===

=== GitHub ===
Former workers should be set to "members", removing administrative provileges.

=== Clockify ===
Former workers should have their Clockify "disabled", but not removed.

=== WordPress ===
Former workers should still have access, but be downgraded from "administrator" to "subscriber" if necessary.

=== Miro ===
Former workers should have their access changed to "guest".

=== Trello ===
Former workers should have their access changed to "guest".

== Password changes ==
If you had the password to any of the following EML accounts, contact the Coordinator and tell them which ones. They will have their passwords reset for security.

* AWS
* Canva
* Facebook
* Hootsuite
* HTC
* Instagram
* Linkedin
* Meta
* Oculus
* Steam
* Twitter
* Unity

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Emerging Media Lab

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{{infobox Emerging Media Lab}}==Introduction==

The Emerging Media Lab (EML) is an experimental space where faculty, students, and staff from all disciplines collaborate with industry and community. Its mission is to evolve learning by creating tools and techniques using emerging media including Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality.

===About this wiki===

This section of the UBC wiki complements our public-facing website and GitHub repositories. Here you can find information on how to download and build our projects, as well as general technical information available to anyone. For all other EML documentation, including operations and administration info, consult [[Documentation:EML Where to find it]].

All EML members are welcome to contribute to this documentation. Find out more about how to contribute: [[Documentation:EML How to Contribute]]

== What you can do at EML ==

We work with staff, faculty, students, volunteers, and student workers. Here's a short list of some of the ways you can get involved with EML, or visit the [http://eml.ubc.ca Emerging Media Lab website] for more information.

=== UBC Faculty ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/call-for-proposals/ Propose a project]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Bring your class to EML]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Integrate your course with EML]

=== UBC Students ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Work on an EML project as a volunteer or paid student worker]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/emlx/ Join EMLx to work on your own project using EML resources]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Run demos and represent EML at our drop-ins and events]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Do your coursework, capstone project, or directed studies at EML]
* Find out more about [[EML Learning Outcomes]]

=== Everyone at UBC ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Come to our weekly and monthly drop ins to check out our projects, and try out emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit to EML]

'''[https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/ Contact us or stop by a drop in to find out more!]'''

== EML Code of Conduct ==
When visiting the Emerging Media Lab itself, working with EML, or participating in EML spaces online, you agree to the [[EML Code of Conduct]].

== EML locations ==
EML has several lab spaces on the UBC Vancouver campus. Most meetings happen in the main development space in McGavin. [[https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Public demos and drop-ins are held in Irving K. Barber Learning Centre]].

Please note that not all locations are open to the public. [[https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit on our website.]]

[https://eml.ubc.ca/locations/ Get directions and find out more about our locations.]

== EML resources ==
We have a variety of equipment, tools, and know-how that you're welcome to use. Contact us for more information.

==Current projects==
Our Spring 2023 projects include:
*[[Documentation:Metabolism|3D Metabolism]]
*[[3D Educational Resources]]
*[[Documentation:Moot Court|Moot Court]]
*[[Documentation:COGS 300|COGS 300]]
*[[Documentation:Pterygopalatine Fossa VR|Pterygopalatine Fossa VR]]
*[[Documentation:AAC Simulator|AAC Simulator]]

==Past projects==
We have worked on a variety of projects across UBC faculties and departments. [https://eml.ubc.ca/projects Learn more about them on our website's Projects page.]
*[[Documentation:Radiology Diagnostic Trainer|Radiology Diagnostic Trainer]]
*[[Documentation:Gamifying Forestry|Gamifying Forestry]]
*[[Documentation:OER Geomatics|OER Geomatics]]
*[[Documentation:Geospatial Audio|Geospatial Audio]]
*[[Documentation:Taxidi_Ancient_City|Exploration of Ancient City]]
*[[Documentation:Holographic Brain Project|Holobrain]]
*[[Documentation:Soil_TopARgraphy|Soil TopARgraphy]]
*[[Documentation:Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience|Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience]]
*[[Documentation: UBC Time Machine|UBC Time Machine]]
*[[Documentation: Pain Box|Pain Box]]
*[[Documentation: Math World|Math World]]
*[[Documentation: Digital Glass|Digital Glass]]
*[[Documentation: Pocket Pelvis|Pocket Pelvis]]
*[[Documentation:Virtual Co-Locator|Virtual Co-Locator]]
*[[Documentation:VR in Pain Control|VR in Pain Control]]
*[[Documentation:MindCraft|MindCraft]]
*[[Documentation:Physics World|Physics World]]
*[[Documentation:Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip|Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip]]
*[[Documentation:Interactive Orchestra|Interactive Orchestra]]
*[[Documentation:AR Design|AR Design]]
*[[Documentation:Jupyter3D|Jupyter3D]]
*[[Documentation:Language Chatsim|Language Chatsim]]
*[[Documentation:ScholarsVR|ScholarsVR]]
*[[Interactive Animation Toolkit for Unity]]
*[[Documentation:Main Mall Hustle|Main Mall Hustle]]
*[[ECG Terrain]]
*[[Digital Play]]
*[[Documentation:EML Electrocardiogram (ECG) Project|ECG Classification]]
*[[Documentation:Socratic Dialogues|Socratic Dialogues]]

==Technical documentation==
These are instructions for how to do some of what EML does. Looking for help or a place to work on your project? Contact us.
* [[Documentation:Unity's UI Toolkit Guide]]
*[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UyUrTLm6t_5IHcvABwkONOL4VwfsBHHjzIQSE_bq-Vw/edit A Guide To Capturing and Preparing Photogrammetry For Unity]
*[[Documentation:ZBrush Optimization Workflow]]
*[[Documentation:Emerging Media Lab Tools]]
*[[Documentation:Maya Optimization Workflow]]

==How to contact EML==
Please contact us via the [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us Contact page on our website.]

== EML Documentation License ==
{{cc-by-sa-4.0}}

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Category:Emerging Media Lab Onboarding

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This is the EML Onboarding checklist.
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Category:Emerging Media Lab Onboarding

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This is the EML Onboarding checklist.

EML Code of Conduct

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{{infobox EML Docs - for everyone}}
In addition to UBC's Student Code of Conduct, (https://students.ubc.ca/campus-life/student-code-conduct) you must read and agree to the Emerging Media Lab Code of Conduct to work or volunteer at EML.
== Code of Conduct ==
The Emerging Media Lab is dedicated to providing an ethical, safe, peaceful, and enjoyable working environment for everyone, regardless of age, body size, cultural background, disability, ethnicity, gender identity and expression, level of experience, education, name, nationality, personal appearance, race, sex, socioeconomic status, religion, or sexual identity and orientation.

We have adopted the following Code of Conduct to address harassment, respect of workspace cleanliness, and noise level. This Code of Conduct applies within all EML physical and digital spaces as well as to all members of the EML community regardless of their position at UBC or status at EML.

=== Our Standards ===
Harassment includes—but is not limited to—bullying, the use of sexualized language or imagery in public spaces, unwelcome sexual attention or advances, harassment, both in-person and online, harassing photography or recording, inappropriate physical contact with others or their personal property, publishing their private information (such as a physical or electronic address) without permission, and any other conduct which could reasonably be considered inappropriate in a professional setting.

Regardless of intent, members of the EML community who are asked to stop any harassing behaviour are expected to comply immediately.

=== Lab Space ===
EML is a coworking space. We expect our members to make efforts to recognize the needs of others when it comes to noise, lighting, and conduct. Please treat all shared EML equipment with respect to maintain our shared resources. All areas of the lab are to be kept clean and presentable. We also recognize that accidents happen. Please report any spills or damage to equipment.

=== Enforcement and Confidentiality ===
Instances of abusive, harassing, or otherwise, unacceptable behaviour may be reported by contacting either the EML Supervisor or EML Coordinator. For both, email emergingmedia.lab@ubc.ca. We may take any action deemed appropriate, including warning the offender, or even revocation of EML membership. If you report an incident, we agree to keep your identity confidential. We value all our members.

'''By using the EML spaces or participating in the EML community online, you are expected to comply with this code of conduct at all times.'''

This Code of Conduct was last updated on April 14th, 2022. It is adapted from the Contributor Covenant, version 1.4, available at https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/1/4/code-of-conduct.html
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|}
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|-
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Emerging Media Lab

2023-01-25T18:32:23Z

CatherineWinters: /* Related Pages */

{{infobox Emerging Media Lab}}==Introduction==

The Emerging Media Lab (EML) is an experimental space where faculty, students, and staff from all disciplines collaborate with industry and community. Its mission is to evolve learning by creating tools and techniques using emerging media including Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality.

===About this wiki===

This section of the UBC wiki complements our public-facing website and GitHub repositories. Here you can find information on how to download and build our projects, as well as general technical information available to anyone. For all other EML documentation, including operations and administration info, consult [[Documentation:EML Where to find it]].

All EML members are welcome to contribute to this documentation. Find out more about how to contribute: [[Documentation:EML How to Contribute]]

== What you can do at EML ==

We work with staff, faculty, students, volunteers, and student workers. Here's a short list of some of the ways you can get involved with EML, or visit the [http://eml.ubc.ca Emerging Media Lab website] for more information.

=== UBC Faculty ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/call-for-proposals/ Propose a project]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Bring your class to EML]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Integrate your course with EML]

=== UBC Students ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Work on an EML project as a volunteer or paid student worker]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/emlx/ Join EMLx to work on your own project using EML resources]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Run demos and represent EML at our drop-ins and events]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Do your coursework, capstone project, or directed studies at EML]
* Find out more about [[EML Learning Outcomes]]

=== Everyone at UBC ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Come to our weekly and monthly drop ins to check out our projects, and try out emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit to EML]

'''[https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/ Contact us or stop by a drop in to find out more!]'''

== EML Code of Conduct ==
When visiting the Emerging Media Lab itself, working with EML, or participating in EML spaces online, you agree to the [[EML Code of Conduct]].

== EML Locations ==
EML has several lab spaces on the UBC Vancouver campus. Most meetings happen in the main development space in McGavin. [[https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Public demos and drop-ins are held in Irving K. Barber Learning Centre]].

Please note that not all locations are open to the public. [[https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit on our website.]]

[https://eml.ubc.ca/locations/ Get directions and find out more about our locations.]

== EML resources ==
We have a variety of equipment, tools, and know-how that you're welcome to use. Contact us for more information.

==Current projects==
Our Spring 2023 projects include:
*[[Documentation:Metabolism|3D Metabolism]]
*[[3D Educational Resources]]
*[[Documentation:Moot Court|Moot Court]]
*[[Documentation:COGS 300|COGS 300]]
*[[Documentation:Pterygopalatine Fossa VR|Pterygopalatine Fossa VR]]
*[[Documentation:AAC Simulator|AAC Simulator]]

==Past projects==
We have worked on a variety of projects across UBC faculties and departments. [https://eml.ubc.ca/projects Learn more about them on our website's Projects page.]
*[[Documentation:Radiology Diagnostic Trainer|Radiology Diagnostic Trainer]]
*[[Documentation:Gamifying Forestry|Gamifying Forestry]]
*[[Documentation:OER Geomatics|OER Geomatics]]
*[[Documentation:Geospatial Audio|Geospatial Audio]]
*[[Documentation:Taxidi_Ancient_City|Exploration of Ancient City]]
*[[Documentation:Holographic Brain Project|Holobrain]]
*[[Documentation:Soil_TopARgraphy|Soil TopARgraphy]]
*[[Documentation:Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience|Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience]]
*[[Documentation: UBC Time Machine|UBC Time Machine]]
*[[Documentation: Pain Box|Pain Box]]
*[[Documentation: Math World|Math World]]
*[[Documentation: Digital Glass|Digital Glass]]
*[[Documentation: Pocket Pelvis|Pocket Pelvis]]
*[[Documentation:Virtual Co-Locator|Virtual Co-Locator]]
*[[Documentation:VR in Pain Control|VR in Pain Control]]
*[[Documentation:MindCraft|MindCraft]]
*[[Documentation:Physics World|Physics World]]
*[[Documentation:Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip|Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip]]
*[[Documentation:Interactive Orchestra|Interactive Orchestra]]
*[[Documentation:AR Design|AR Design]]
*[[Documentation:Jupyter3D|Jupyter3D]]
*[[Documentation:Language Chatsim|Language Chatsim]]
*[[Documentation:ScholarsVR|ScholarsVR]]
*[[Interactive Animation Toolkit for Unity]]
*[[Documentation:Main Mall Hustle|Main Mall Hustle]]
*[[ECG Terrain]]
*[[Digital Play]]
*[[Documentation:EML Electrocardiogram (ECG) Project|ECG Classification]]
*[[Documentation:Socratic Dialogues|Socratic Dialogues]]

==Technical Documentation==
These are instructions for how to do some of what EML does. Looking for help or a place to work on your project? Contact us.
* [[Documentation:Unity's UI Toolkit Guide]]
*'''Photogrammetry''': [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UyUrTLm6t_5IHcvABwkONOL4VwfsBHHjzIQSE_bq-Vw/edit A Guide To Capturing and Preparing Photogrammetry For Unity]
*[[Documentation:ZBrush Optimization Workflow]]
*[[Documentation:Emerging Media Lab Tools]]
*[[Documentation:Maya Optimization Workflow]]

==Pages in this section==

<dpl>
category=Emerging Media Lab
columns=3
</dpl>

==Contact Us==
Please contact us via the [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us Contact page on our website.]

== EML Documentation License ==
{{cc-by-sa-4.0}}

[[Category: Emerging Media Lab]] [[Category: EML]]

Emerging Media Lab

2023-01-25T18:31:51Z

CatherineWinters:

{{infobox Emerging Media Lab}}==Introduction==

The Emerging Media Lab (EML) is an experimental space where faculty, students, and staff from all disciplines collaborate with industry and community. Its mission is to evolve learning by creating tools and techniques using emerging media including Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality.

===About this wiki===

This section of the UBC wiki complements our public-facing website and GitHub repositories. Here you can find information on how to download and build our projects, as well as general technical information available to anyone. For all other EML documentation, including operations and administration info, consult [[Documentation:EML Where to find it]].

All EML members are welcome to contribute to this documentation. Find out more about how to contribute: [[Documentation:EML How to Contribute]]

== What you can do at EML ==

We work with staff, faculty, students, volunteers, and student workers. Here's a short list of some of the ways you can get involved with EML, or visit the [http://eml.ubc.ca Emerging Media Lab website] for more information.

=== UBC Faculty ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/call-for-proposals/ Propose a project]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Bring your class to EML]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Integrate your course with EML]

=== UBC Students ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Work on an EML project as a volunteer or paid student worker]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/emlx/ Join EMLx to work on your own project using EML resources]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Run demos and represent EML at our drop-ins and events]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Do your coursework, capstone project, or directed studies at EML]
* Find out more about [[EML Learning Outcomes]]

=== Everyone at UBC ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Come to our weekly and monthly drop ins to check out our projects, and try out emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit to EML]

'''[https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/ Contact us or stop by a drop in to find out more!]'''

== EML Code of Conduct ==
When visiting the Emerging Media Lab itself, working with EML, or participating in EML spaces online, you agree to the [[EML Code of Conduct]].

== EML Locations ==
EML has several lab spaces on the UBC Vancouver campus. Most meetings happen in the main development space in McGavin. [[https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Public demos and drop-ins are held in Irving K. Barber Learning Centre]].

Please note that not all locations are open to the public. [[https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit on our website.]]

[https://eml.ubc.ca/locations/ Get directions and find out more about our locations.]

== EML resources ==
We have a variety of equipment, tools, and know-how that you're welcome to use. Contact us for more information.

==Current projects==
Our Spring 2023 projects include:
*[[Documentation:Metabolism|3D Metabolism]]
*[[3D Educational Resources]]
*[[Documentation:Moot Court|Moot Court]]
*[[Documentation:COGS 300|COGS 300]]
*[[Documentation:Pterygopalatine Fossa VR|Pterygopalatine Fossa VR]]
*[[Documentation:AAC Simulator|AAC Simulator]]

==Past projects==
We have worked on a variety of projects across UBC faculties and departments. [https://eml.ubc.ca/projects Learn more about them on our website's Projects page.]
*[[Documentation:Radiology Diagnostic Trainer|Radiology Diagnostic Trainer]]
*[[Documentation:Gamifying Forestry|Gamifying Forestry]]
*[[Documentation:OER Geomatics|OER Geomatics]]
*[[Documentation:Geospatial Audio|Geospatial Audio]]
*[[Documentation:Taxidi_Ancient_City|Exploration of Ancient City]]
*[[Documentation:Holographic Brain Project|Holobrain]]
*[[Documentation:Soil_TopARgraphy|Soil TopARgraphy]]
*[[Documentation:Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience|Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience]]
*[[Documentation: UBC Time Machine|UBC Time Machine]]
*[[Documentation: Pain Box|Pain Box]]
*[[Documentation: Math World|Math World]]
*[[Documentation: Digital Glass|Digital Glass]]
*[[Documentation: Pocket Pelvis|Pocket Pelvis]]
*[[Documentation:Virtual Co-Locator|Virtual Co-Locator]]
*[[Documentation:VR in Pain Control|VR in Pain Control]]
*[[Documentation:MindCraft|MindCraft]]
*[[Documentation:Physics World|Physics World]]
*[[Documentation:Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip|Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip]]
*[[Documentation:Interactive Orchestra|Interactive Orchestra]]
*[[Documentation:AR Design|AR Design]]
*[[Documentation:Jupyter3D|Jupyter3D]]
*[[Documentation:Language Chatsim|Language Chatsim]]
*[[Documentation:ScholarsVR|ScholarsVR]]
*[[Interactive Animation Toolkit for Unity]]
*[[Documentation:Main Mall Hustle|Main Mall Hustle]]
*[[ECG Terrain]]
*[[Digital Play]]
*[[Documentation:EML Electrocardiogram (ECG) Project|ECG Classification]]
*[[Documentation:Socratic Dialogues|Socratic Dialogues]]

==Technical Documentation==
These are instructions for how to do some of what EML does. Looking for help or a place to work on your project? Contact us.
* [[Documentation:Unity's UI Toolkit Guide]]
*'''Photogrammetry''': [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UyUrTLm6t_5IHcvABwkONOL4VwfsBHHjzIQSE_bq-Vw/edit A Guide To Capturing and Preparing Photogrammetry For Unity]
*[[Documentation:ZBrush Optimization Workflow]]
*[[Documentation:Emerging Media Lab Tools]]
*[[Documentation:Maya Optimization Workflow]]

==Related Pages==

<dpl>
category=Emerging Media Lab
columns=3
</dpl>

==Contact Us==
Please contact us via the [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us Contact page on our website.]

== EML Documentation License ==
{{cc-by-sa-4.0}}

[[Category: Emerging Media Lab]] [[Category: EML]]

Emerging Media Lab

2023-01-25T18:31:33Z

CatherineWinters:

{{infobox Emerging Media Lab}}==Introduction==

The Emerging Media Lab (EML) is an experimental space where faculty, students, and staff from all disciplines collaborate with industry and community. Its mission is to evolve learning by creating tools and techniques using emerging media including Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality.

===About this wiki===

This section of the UBC wiki complements our public-facing website and GitHub repositories. Here you can find information on how to download and build our projects, as well as general technical information available to anyone. For all other EML documentation, including operations and administration info, consult [[Documentation:EML Where to find it]].

All EML members are welcome to contribute to this documentation. Find out more about how to contribute: [[Documentation:EML How to Contribute]]

== What you can do at EML ==

We work with staff, faculty, students, volunteers, and student workers. Here's a short list of some of the ways you can get involved with EML, or visit the [http://eml.ubc.ca Emerging Media Lab website] for more information.

=== UBC Faculty ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/call-for-proposals/ Propose a project]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Bring your class to EML]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Integrate your course with EML]

=== UBC Students ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Work on an EML project as a volunteer or paid student worker]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/emlx/ Join EMLx to work on your own project using EML resources]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Run demos and represent EML at our drop-ins and events]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Do your coursework, capstone project, or directed studies at EML]
* Find out more about [[EML Learning Outcomes]]

=== Everyone at UBC ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Come to our weekly and monthly drop ins to check out our projects, and try out emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit to EML]

'''[https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/ Contact us or stop by a drop in to find out more!]'''

== EML Code of Conduct ==
When visiting the Emerging Media Lab itself, working with EML, or participating in EML spaces online, you agree to the [[EML Code of Conduct]].

== EML Locations ==
EML has several lab spaces on the UBC Vancouver campus. Most meetings happen in the main development space in McGavin. [[https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Public demos and drop-ins are held in Irving K. Barber Learning Centre]].

Please note that not all locations are open to the public. [[https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit on our website.]]

[[https://eml.ubc.ca/locations/ Get directions and find out more about our locations.]]

== EML resources ==
We have a variety of equipment, tools, and know-how that you're welcome to use. Contact us for more information.

==Current projects==
Our Spring 2023 projects include:
*[[Documentation:Metabolism|3D Metabolism]]
*[[3D Educational Resources]]
*[[Documentation:Moot Court|Moot Court]]
*[[Documentation:COGS 300|COGS 300]]
*[[Documentation:Pterygopalatine Fossa VR|Pterygopalatine Fossa VR]]
*[[Documentation:AAC Simulator|AAC Simulator]]

==Past projects==
We have worked on a variety of projects across UBC faculties and departments. [https://eml.ubc.ca/projects Learn more about them on our website's Projects page.]
*[[Documentation:Radiology Diagnostic Trainer|Radiology Diagnostic Trainer]]
*[[Documentation:Gamifying Forestry|Gamifying Forestry]]
*[[Documentation:OER Geomatics|OER Geomatics]]
*[[Documentation:Geospatial Audio|Geospatial Audio]]
*[[Documentation:Taxidi_Ancient_City|Exploration of Ancient City]]
*[[Documentation:Holographic Brain Project|Holobrain]]
*[[Documentation:Soil_TopARgraphy|Soil TopARgraphy]]
*[[Documentation:Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience|Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience]]
*[[Documentation: UBC Time Machine|UBC Time Machine]]
*[[Documentation: Pain Box|Pain Box]]
*[[Documentation: Math World|Math World]]
*[[Documentation: Digital Glass|Digital Glass]]
*[[Documentation: Pocket Pelvis|Pocket Pelvis]]
*[[Documentation:Virtual Co-Locator|Virtual Co-Locator]]
*[[Documentation:VR in Pain Control|VR in Pain Control]]
*[[Documentation:MindCraft|MindCraft]]
*[[Documentation:Physics World|Physics World]]
*[[Documentation:Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip|Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip]]
*[[Documentation:Interactive Orchestra|Interactive Orchestra]]
*[[Documentation:AR Design|AR Design]]
*[[Documentation:Jupyter3D|Jupyter3D]]
*[[Documentation:Language Chatsim|Language Chatsim]]
*[[Documentation:ScholarsVR|ScholarsVR]]
*[[Interactive Animation Toolkit for Unity]]
*[[Documentation:Main Mall Hustle|Main Mall Hustle]]
*[[ECG Terrain]]
*[[Digital Play]]
*[[Documentation:EML Electrocardiogram (ECG) Project|ECG Classification]]
*[[Documentation:Socratic Dialogues|Socratic Dialogues]]

==Technical Documentation==
These are instructions for how to do some of what EML does. Looking for help or a place to work on your project? Contact us.
* [[Documentation:Unity's UI Toolkit Guide]]
*'''Photogrammetry''': [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UyUrTLm6t_5IHcvABwkONOL4VwfsBHHjzIQSE_bq-Vw/edit A Guide To Capturing and Preparing Photogrammetry For Unity]
*[[Documentation:ZBrush Optimization Workflow]]
*[[Documentation:Emerging Media Lab Tools]]
*[[Documentation:Maya Optimization Workflow]]

==Related Pages==

<dpl>
category=Emerging Media Lab
columns=3
</dpl>

==Contact Us==
Please contact us via the [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us Contact page on our website.]

== EML Documentation License ==
{{cc-by-sa-4.0}}

[[Category: Emerging Media Lab]] [[Category: EML]]

Emerging Media Lab

2023-01-25T18:30:07Z

CatherineWinters:

{{infobox Emerging Media Lab}}==Introduction==

The Emerging Media Lab (EML) is an experimental space where faculty, students, and staff from all disciplines collaborate with industry and community. Its mission is to evolve learning by creating tools and techniques using emerging media including Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality.

===About this wiki===

This section of the UBC wiki complements our public-facing website and GitHub repositories. Here you can find information on how to download and build our projects, as well as general technical information available to anyone. For all other EML documentation, including operations and administration info, consult [[Documentation:EML Where to find it]].

All EML members are welcome to contribute to this documentation. Find out more about how to contribute: [[Documentation:EML How to Contribute]]

== What you can do at EML ==

We work with staff, faculty, students, volunteers, and student workers. Here's a short list of some of the ways you can get involved with EML, or visit the [http://eml.ubc.ca Emerging Media Lab website] for more information.

=== UBC Faculty ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/call-for-proposals/ Propose a project]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Bring your class to EML]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Integrate your course with EML]

=== UBC Students ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Work on an EML project as a volunteer or paid student worker]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/emlx/ Join EMLx to work on your own project using EML resources]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Run demos and represent EML at our drop-ins and events]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Do your coursework, capstone project, or directed studies at EML]
* Find out more about [[EML Learning Outcomes]]

=== Everyone at UBC ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Come to our weekly and monthly drop ins to check out our projects, and try out emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit to EML]

'''[https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/ Contact us or stop by a drop in to find out more!]'''

== EML Code of Conduct ==
When visiting the Emerging Media Lab itself, working with EML, or participating in EML spaces online, you agree to the [[EML Code of Conduct]].

== EML Locations ==
EML has several lab spaces on the UBC Vancouver campus. Most meetings happen in the main development space in McGavin. [[https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Public demos and drop-ins are held in Irving K. Barber Learning Centre]].

Please note that not all locations are open to the public. [[https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit on our website.]]

For directions to our labs, please consult the EML website: [[https://eml.ubc.ca/locations/]]

'''EML Demo Space'''
Irving K. Barber Room 183, 1961 East Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z1

'''EML Main Development Space'''
Gerald McGavin Room 112A, 2386 East Mall
Vancouver, BC, Canada, V6T 1Z3

'''EML Class Development Space'''
Neville Scarfe Room 1, 2125 Main Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4

'''EML Education Space'''
Wesbrook Building Room 21, 6174 University Blvd
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z3

== EML resources ==
We have a variety of equipment, tools, and know-how that you're welcome to use. Contact us for more information.

==Current projects==
Our Spring 2023 projects include:
*[[Documentation:Metabolism|3D Metabolism]]
*[[3D Educational Resources]]
*[[Documentation:Moot Court|Moot Court]]
*[[Documentation:COGS 300|COGS 300]]
*[[Documentation:Pterygopalatine Fossa VR|Pterygopalatine Fossa VR]]
*[[Documentation:AAC Simulator|AAC Simulator]]

==Past projects==
We have worked on a variety of projects across UBC faculties and departments. [https://eml.ubc.ca/projects Learn more about them on our website's Projects page.]
*[[Documentation:Radiology Diagnostic Trainer|Radiology Diagnostic Trainer]]
*[[Documentation:Gamifying Forestry|Gamifying Forestry]]
*[[Documentation:OER Geomatics|OER Geomatics]]
*[[Documentation:Geospatial Audio|Geospatial Audio]]
*[[Documentation:Taxidi_Ancient_City|Exploration of Ancient City]]
*[[Documentation:Holographic Brain Project|Holobrain]]
*[[Documentation:Soil_TopARgraphy|Soil TopARgraphy]]
*[[Documentation:Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience|Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience]]
*[[Documentation: UBC Time Machine|UBC Time Machine]]
*[[Documentation: Pain Box|Pain Box]]
*[[Documentation: Math World|Math World]]
*[[Documentation: Digital Glass|Digital Glass]]
*[[Documentation: Pocket Pelvis|Pocket Pelvis]]
*[[Documentation:Virtual Co-Locator|Virtual Co-Locator]]
*[[Documentation:VR in Pain Control|VR in Pain Control]]
*[[Documentation:MindCraft|MindCraft]]
*[[Documentation:Physics World|Physics World]]
*[[Documentation:Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip|Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip]]
*[[Documentation:Interactive Orchestra|Interactive Orchestra]]
*[[Documentation:AR Design|AR Design]]
*[[Documentation:Jupyter3D|Jupyter3D]]
*[[Documentation:Language Chatsim|Language Chatsim]]
*[[Documentation:ScholarsVR|ScholarsVR]]
*[[Interactive Animation Toolkit for Unity]]
*[[Documentation:Main Mall Hustle|Main Mall Hustle]]
*[[ECG Terrain]]
*[[Digital Play]]
*[[Documentation:EML Electrocardiogram (ECG) Project|ECG Classification]]
*[[Documentation:Socratic Dialogues|Socratic Dialogues]]

==Technical Documentation==
These are instructions for how to do some of what EML does. Looking for help or a place to work on your project? Contact us.
* [[Documentation:Unity's UI Toolkit Guide]]
*'''Photogrammetry''': [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UyUrTLm6t_5IHcvABwkONOL4VwfsBHHjzIQSE_bq-Vw/edit A Guide To Capturing and Preparing Photogrammetry For Unity]
*[[Documentation:ZBrush Optimization Workflow]]
*[[Documentation:Emerging Media Lab Tools]]
*[[Documentation:Maya Optimization Workflow]]

==Related Pages==

<dpl>
category=Emerging Media Lab
columns=3
</dpl>

==Contact Us==
Please contact us via the [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us Contact page on our website.]

== EML Documentation License ==
{{cc-by-sa-4.0}}

[[Category: Emerging Media Lab]] [[Category: EML]]

Emerging Media Lab

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CatherineWinters:

{{infobox Emerging Media Lab}}==Introduction==

The Emerging Media Lab (EML) is an experimental space where faculty, students, and staff from all disciplines collaborate with industry and community. Its mission is to evolve learning by creating tools and techniques using emerging media including Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality.

===About this wiki===

This section of the UBC wiki complements our public-facing website and GitHub repositories. Here you can find information on how to download and build our projects, as well as general technical information available to anyone. For all other EML documentation, including operations and administration info, consult [[Documentation:EML Where to find it]].

All EML members are welcome to contribute to this documentation. Find out more about how to contribute: [[Documentation:EML How to Contribute]]

== What you can do at EML ==

We work with staff, faculty, students, volunteers, and student workers. Here's a short list of some of the ways you can get involved with EML, or visit the [http://eml.ubc.ca Emerging Media Lab website] for more information.

=== UBC Faculty ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/call-for-proposals/ Propose a project]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Bring your class to EML]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Integrate your course with EML]

=== UBC Students ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Work on an EML project as a volunteer or paid student worker]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/emlx/ Join EMLx to work on your own project using EML resources]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Run demos and represent EML at our drop-ins and events]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Do your coursework, capstone project, or directed studies at EML]
* Find out more about [[EML Learning Outcomes]]

=== Everyone at UBC ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Come to our weekly and monthly drop ins to check out our projects, and try out emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit to EML]

'''[https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/ Contact us or stop by a drop in to find out more!]'''

== EML Code of Conduct ==
When visiting the Emerging Media Lab itself, working with EML, or participating in EML spaces online, you agree to the [[EML Code of Conduct]].

== EML resources ==
We have a variety of equipment, tools, and know-how that you're welcome to use. Contact us for more information.

==Current projects==
Our Spring 2023 projects include:
*[[Documentation:Metabolism|3D Metabolism]]
*[[3D Educational Resources]]
*[[Documentation:Moot Court|Moot Court]]
*[[Documentation:COGS 300|COGS 300]]
*[[Documentation:Pterygopalatine Fossa VR|Pterygopalatine Fossa VR]]
*[[Documentation:AAC Simulator|AAC Simulator]]

==Past projects==
We have worked on a variety of projects across UBC faculties and departments. [https://eml.ubc.ca/projects Learn more about them on our website's Projects page.]
*[[Documentation:Radiology Diagnostic Trainer|Radiology Diagnostic Trainer]]
*[[Documentation:Gamifying Forestry|Gamifying Forestry]]
*[[Documentation:OER Geomatics|OER Geomatics]]
*[[Documentation:Geospatial Audio|Geospatial Audio]]
*[[Documentation:Taxidi_Ancient_City|Exploration of Ancient City]]
*[[Documentation:Holographic Brain Project|Holobrain]]
*[[Documentation:Soil_TopARgraphy|Soil TopARgraphy]]
*[[Documentation:Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience|Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience]]
*[[Documentation: UBC Time Machine|UBC Time Machine]]
*[[Documentation: Pain Box|Pain Box]]
*[[Documentation: Math World|Math World]]
*[[Documentation: Digital Glass|Digital Glass]]
*[[Documentation: Pocket Pelvis|Pocket Pelvis]]
*[[Documentation:Virtual Co-Locator|Virtual Co-Locator]]
*[[Documentation:VR in Pain Control|VR in Pain Control]]
*[[Documentation:MindCraft|MindCraft]]
*[[Documentation:Physics World|Physics World]]
*[[Documentation:Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip|Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip]]
*[[Documentation:Interactive Orchestra|Interactive Orchestra]]
*[[Documentation:AR Design|AR Design]]
*[[Documentation:Jupyter3D|Jupyter3D]]
*[[Documentation:Language Chatsim|Language Chatsim]]
*[[Documentation:ScholarsVR|ScholarsVR]]
*[[Interactive Animation Toolkit for Unity]]
*[[Documentation:Main Mall Hustle|Main Mall Hustle]]
*[[ECG Terrain]]
*[[Digital Play]]
*[[Documentation:EML Electrocardiogram (ECG) Project|ECG Classification]]
*[[Documentation:Socratic Dialogues|Socratic Dialogues]]

==Technical Documentation==
These are instructions for how to do some of what EML does. Looking for help or a place to work on your project? Contact us.
* [[Documentation:Unity's UI Toolkit Guide]]
*'''Photogrammetry''': [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UyUrTLm6t_5IHcvABwkONOL4VwfsBHHjzIQSE_bq-Vw/edit A Guide To Capturing and Preparing Photogrammetry For Unity]
*[[Documentation:ZBrush Optimization Workflow]]
*[[Documentation:Emerging Media Lab Tools]]
*[[Documentation:Maya Optimization Workflow]]

==Related Pages==

<dpl>
category=Emerging Media Lab
columns=3
</dpl>

==Contact Us==
Please contact us via the [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us Contact page on our website.]

== EML Documentation License ==
{{cc-by-sa-4.0}}

[[Category: Emerging Media Lab]] [[Category: EML]]

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[https://eml.ubc.ca/resources/ Find out more on the EML website.]
[[Category:Emerging Media Lab]]

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[https://eml.ubc.ca/resources/ Find out more on the EML website.]

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These are instructions for getting started editing EML documentation.

== Getting started ==

== Infoboxes ==
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Do you need another one? Ask the [[EML People|EML Coordinator]].

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==Cloning a template for your project ==

== Linking back to the main page ==

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These are instructions for getting started editing EML documentation.

== Getting started ==

=== Infoboxes ===
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Do you need another one? Ask the [[EML People|EML Coordinator]].

===EML Docs - for staff ===
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===EML Docs - for everyone===
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==Cloning a template for your project ==

== Linking back to the main page ==

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These are instructions for getting started editing EML documentation.

== Getting started ==

=== Infoboxes ===
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Do you need another one? Ask the [[EML People|EML Coordinator]].

===EML Docs - for staff ===
This is only for paid EML staff, not student workers or students.

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===EML Docs - for paid workers===
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==== Linking back to the main page ====

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These are instructions for getting started editing EML documentation.

== Getting started ==

=== Infoboxes ===
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Do you need another one? Ask the [[EML People|EML Coordinator]].

===EML Docs - for staff ===
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This is for all members of EML, including prospective members and volunteers.

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=== Cloning a template for your project ===

=== Linking back to the main page ===

=== "Documentation" vs "Pages" ===

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These are instructions for getting started editing EML documentation.

== Getting started ==

=== Infoboxes ===
The boxes in the upper right of each EML wiki page give you information on who the documentation is for. To include them in a page, edit the page in "Wikitext" mode and paste the code on this page.

Do you need another one? Ask the [[EML People|EML Coordinator]].

===EML Docs - for staff ===
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=== "Documentation" vs "Pages" ===

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These are instructions for getting started editing EML documentation.

== Getting started ==

=== Infoboxes ===
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Do you need another one? Ask the [[EML People|EML Coordinator]].

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== Getting started ==

=== Infoboxes ===
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Do you need another one? Ask the [[EML People|EML Coordinator]].

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===EML Docs - for paid workers===

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Do you need another one? Ask the [[EML People|EML Coordinator]].

===EML Docs - for staff ===
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===EML Docs - for paid workers===

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EML Docs - for everyone

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=== Linking back to the main page ===

=== "Documentation" vs "Pages" ===

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These are instructions for getting started editing EML documentation.

== Getting started ==

=== Infoboxes ===
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Do you need another one? Ask the [[EML People|EML Coordinator]].

===EML Docs - for staff ===
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===EML Docs - for paid workers===

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EML Docs - for everyone

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=== Linking back to the main page ===

=== "Documentation" vs "Pages" ===

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These are instructions for getting started editing EML documentation.

== Getting started ==

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Do you need another one? Ask the [[EML People|EML Coordinator]].

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{{infobox Emerging Media Lab}}==Introduction==

The Emerging Media Lab (EML) is an experimental space where faculty, students, and staff from all disciplines collaborate with industry and community. Its mission is to evolve learning by creating tools and techniques using emerging media including Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality.

===About this wiki===

This section of the UBC wiki complements our public-facing website and GitHub repositories. Here you can find information on how to download and build our projects, as well as general technical information available to anyone. For all other EML documentation, including operations and administration info, consult [[Documentation:EML Where to find it]].

All EML members are welcome to contribute to this documentation. Find out more about how to contribute: [[Documentation:EML How to Contribute]]

== What you can do at EML ==

We work with staff, faculty, students, volunteers, and student workers. Here's a short list of some of the ways you can get involved with EML, or visit the [http://eml.ubc.ca Emerging Media Lab website] for more information.

=== UBC Faculty ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/call-for-proposals/ Propose a project]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Bring your class to EML]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Integrate your course with EML]

=== UBC Students ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Work on an EML project as a volunteer or paid student worker]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/emlx/ Join EMLx to work on your own project using EML resources]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Run demos and represent EML at our drop-ins and events]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Do your coursework, capstone project, or directed studies at EML]
* Find out more about [[EML Learning Outcomes]]

=== Everyone at UBC ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Come to our weekly and monthly drop ins to check out our projects, and try out emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit to EML]

'''[https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/ Contact us or stop by a drop in to find out more!]'''

== EML resources ==
We have a variety of equipment, tools, and know-how that you're welcome to use. Contact us for more information.

==Current projects==
Our Spring 2023 projects include:
*[[Documentation:Metabolism|3D Metabolism]]
*[[3D Educational Resources]]
*[[Documentation:Moot Court|Moot Court]]
*[[Documentation:COGS 300|COGS 300]]
*[[Documentation:Pterygopalatine Fossa VR|Pterygopalatine Fossa VR]]
*[[Documentation:AAC Simulator|AAC Simulator]]

==Past projects==
We have worked on a variety of projects across UBC faculties and departments. [https://eml.ubc.ca/projects Learn more about them on our website's Projects page.]
*[[Documentation:Radiology Diagnostic Trainer|Radiology Diagnostic Trainer]]
*[[Documentation:Gamifying Forestry|Gamifying Forestry]]
*[[Documentation:OER Geomatics|OER Geomatics]]
*[[Documentation:Geospatial Audio|Geospatial Audio]]
*[[Documentation:Taxidi_Ancient_City|Exploration of Ancient City]]
*[[Documentation:Holographic Brain Project|Holobrain]]
*[[Documentation:Soil_TopARgraphy|Soil TopARgraphy]]
*[[Documentation:Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience|Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience]]
*[[Documentation: UBC Time Machine|UBC Time Machine]]
*[[Documentation: Pain Box|Pain Box]]
*[[Documentation: Math World|Math World]]
*[[Documentation: Digital Glass|Digital Glass]]
*[[Documentation: Pocket Pelvis|Pocket Pelvis]]
*[[Documentation:Virtual Co-Locator|Virtual Co-Locator]]
*[[Documentation:VR in Pain Control|VR in Pain Control]]
*[[Documentation:MindCraft|MindCraft]]
*[[Documentation:Physics World|Physics World]]
*[[Documentation:Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip|Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip]]
*[[Documentation:Interactive Orchestra|Interactive Orchestra]]
*[[Documentation:AR Design|AR Design]]
*[[Documentation:Jupyter3D|Jupyter3D]]
*[[Documentation:Language Chatsim|Language Chatsim]]
*[[Documentation:ScholarsVR|ScholarsVR]]
*[[Interactive Animation Toolkit for Unity]]
*[[Documentation:Main Mall Hustle|Main Mall Hustle]]
*[[ECG Terrain]]
*[[Digital Play]]
*[[Documentation:EML Electrocardiogram (ECG) Project|ECG Classification]]
*[[Documentation:Socratic Dialogues|Socratic Dialogues]]

==Technical Documentation==
These are instructions for how to do some of what EML does. Looking for help or a place to work on your project? Contact us.
* [[Documentation:Unity's UI Toolkit Guide]]
*'''Photogrammetry''': [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UyUrTLm6t_5IHcvABwkONOL4VwfsBHHjzIQSE_bq-Vw/edit A Guide To Capturing and Preparing Photogrammetry For Unity]
*[[Documentation:ZBrush Optimization Workflow]]
*[[Documentation:Emerging Media Lab Tools]]
*[[Documentation:Maya Optimization Workflow]]

==Related Pages==

<dpl>
category=Emerging Media Lab
columns=3
</dpl>

==Contact Us==
Please contact us via the [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us Contact page on our website.]

== EML Documentation License ==
{{cc-by-sa-4.0}}

[[Category: Emerging Media Lab]] [[Category: EML]]

Emerging Media Lab

2023-01-25T17:54:22Z

CatherineWinters:

{{infobox Emerging Media Lab}}==Introduction==

The Emerging Media Lab (EML) is an experimental space where faculty, students, and staff from all disciplines collaborate with industry and community. Its mission is to evolve learning by creating tools and techniques using emerging media including Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality.

===Get involved with EML===

This section of the UBC wiki complements our public-facing website and GitHub repositories. Here you can find information on how to download and build our projects, as well as general technical information available to anyone. For all other EML documentation, including operations and administration info, consult [[Documentation:EML Where to find it]].

== What you can do at EML ==

We work with staff, faculty, students, volunteers, and student workers. Here's a short list of some of the ways you can get involved with EML, or visit the [http://eml.ubc.ca Emerging Media Lab website] for more information.

=== UBC Faculty ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/call-for-proposals/ Propose a project]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Bring your class to EML]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Integrate your course with EML]

=== UBC Students ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Work on an EML project as a volunteer or paid student worker]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/emlx/ Join EMLx to work on your own project using EML resources]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/get-involved/ Run demos and represent EML at our drop-ins and events]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/course-support/ Do your coursework, capstone project, or directed studies at EML]
* Find out more about [[EML Learning Outcomes]]

=== Everyone at UBC ===

* [https://eml.ubc.ca/drop-ins/ Come to our weekly and monthly drop ins to check out our projects, and try out emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality]
* [https://eml.ubc.ca/book-a-visit/ Book a visit to EML]

'''[https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us/ Contact us or stop by a drop in to find out more!]'''

== EML resources ==
We have a variety of equipment, tools, and know-how that you're welcome to use. Contact us for more information.

==Current projects==
Our Spring 2023 projects include:
*[[Documentation:Metabolism|3D Metabolism]]
*[[3D Educational Resources]]
*[[Documentation:Moot Court|Moot Court]]
*[[Documentation:COGS 300|COGS 300]]
*[[Documentation:Pterygopalatine Fossa VR|Pterygopalatine Fossa VR]]
*[[Documentation:AAC Simulator|AAC Simulator]]

==Past projects==
We have worked on a variety of projects across UBC faculties and departments. [https://eml.ubc.ca/projects Learn more about them on our website's Projects page.]
*[[Documentation:Radiology Diagnostic Trainer|Radiology Diagnostic Trainer]]
*[[Documentation:Gamifying Forestry|Gamifying Forestry]]
*[[Documentation:OER Geomatics|OER Geomatics]]
*[[Documentation:Geospatial Audio|Geospatial Audio]]
*[[Documentation:Taxidi_Ancient_City|Exploration of Ancient City]]
*[[Documentation:Holographic Brain Project|Holobrain]]
*[[Documentation:Soil_TopARgraphy|Soil TopARgraphy]]
*[[Documentation:Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience|Syrian Digital Storytelling Experience]]
*[[Documentation: UBC Time Machine|UBC Time Machine]]
*[[Documentation: Pain Box|Pain Box]]
*[[Documentation: Math World|Math World]]
*[[Documentation: Digital Glass|Digital Glass]]
*[[Documentation: Pocket Pelvis|Pocket Pelvis]]
*[[Documentation:Virtual Co-Locator|Virtual Co-Locator]]
*[[Documentation:VR in Pain Control|VR in Pain Control]]
*[[Documentation:MindCraft|MindCraft]]
*[[Documentation:Physics World|Physics World]]
*[[Documentation:Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip|Stanley Park Virtual Field Trip]]
*[[Documentation:Interactive Orchestra|Interactive Orchestra]]
*[[Documentation:AR Design|AR Design]]
*[[Documentation:Jupyter3D|Jupyter3D]]
*[[Documentation:Language Chatsim|Language Chatsim]]
*[[Documentation:ScholarsVR|ScholarsVR]]
*[[Interactive Animation Toolkit for Unity]]
*[[Documentation:Main Mall Hustle|Main Mall Hustle]]
*[[ECG Terrain]]
*[[Digital Play]]
*[[Documentation:EML Electrocardiogram (ECG) Project|ECG Classification]]
*[[Documentation:Socratic Dialogues|Socratic Dialogues]]

==Technical Documentation==
These are instructions for how to do some of what EML does. Looking for help or a place to work on your project? Contact us.
* [[Documentation:Unity's UI Toolkit Guide]]
*'''Photogrammetry''': [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UyUrTLm6t_5IHcvABwkONOL4VwfsBHHjzIQSE_bq-Vw/edit A Guide To Capturing and Preparing Photogrammetry For Unity]
*[[Documentation:ZBrush Optimization Workflow]]
*[[Documentation:Emerging Media Lab Tools]]
*[[Documentation:Maya Optimization Workflow]]

==Related Pages==

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==Contact Us==
Please contact us via the [https://eml.ubc.ca/contact-us Contact page on our website.]

== EML Documentation License ==
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