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We strongly encourage you to supply feedback so that we may improve ViperLib.
The Viperlib site has been completely rewritten by Argument from Design and is packed with new features.
You can log in with your existing viperlib email and password. As is to be expected, the site still has a few wrinkles to be ironed out, so please bear with us for a few weeks. If you find errors please contact us.
One major improvement on Viperlib is that now it is much easier to contribute material, just click on Contribute on the menu bar and follow the instructions.
If you would prefer to use the old familiar site until everything is smoothed out please click here.
Viperlib image tally: 1794
A test for colour blindness. Picture A should look like number 3 and picture B should look like number 73. If picture A looks like number 5 and picture B resembles nothing, there may be a deficiency in your colour vision.
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Frans Verstraten, organiser of the hugely successful 2008 European Conference on Visual Perception in Utrecht has pledged some of the surplus of that conference to support viperlib. This will help us commission new material for the site. So, if what you want isn’t here, let us know and we’ll commission the material.
The new version of viperlib, packed with new features was launched at VSS 2009. It is now much easier to upload contributions and customise the site to your requirements.
Microsoft Research have very generously donated £25,000 to support the future development of Viperlib. We are planning to revamp the site allowing users to submit material in a simpler and more direct way. This will reduce the administrative load of running Viperlib and will keep the site up to date.
Obviously we want more material for the site, more images, more Viper2go tutorials, etc. We will now be able to commission new material so it is important that we discover what our users would like to see on Viperlib that we do not currently have. Please send requests for demos, tutorials and images to us. If you have a great idea for the site and would like us to commission you to produce material, please get in touch.
We will also be looking at the possibility-and desirability-of extending the scope of Viperlib to incorporate auditory demonstrations. What are your views on this proposal? What about other senses too?
Viperlib is only as good as the people who give us the material, so please contribute to making the site even better.
Viper2go is an expansion of Viperlib, providing complete tutorial sessions. If you would like to create a Viper2go tutorial, we would be delighted to hear from you. For more details about Viper2go visit our FAQ page.
If you’ve not seen Tutis Vilis’ wonderful interactive Flash lectures, check them out here
