Hanlin V3

Project Hanlinberg is a linking between the free electronic book collection known as Project Gutenberg and the Hanlin V3 electronic book reader. Project Hanlinberg will be an application that runs on the Hanlin V3 and allows the user to browse, download, and read electronic books from Project Gutenberg. The motivation behind the project, aside from its own functionality, is to prove that an intuitive interface can be developed for the Hanlin V3 and to stimulate additional development of such interfaces.

Lizard Productions is a Northern Arizona University capstone team consisting of three members and a mentor. The team members were selected by the capstone professors based on each member's relevant skills.

Steve Worsley - Leader/Communicator
Steve facilitates communication to and from the client/sponsor, as well as ensures deliverables are on time and of proper quality.

Sean Black - Website Manager
Sean ensures that the website is kept up to date and fully functional at all times.

Ben Liszewski - Organizer/Linux Support
Ben keeps the project organized with Google Docs and Google Calendar, as well as setup and troubleshoot the team's linux systems.

Dr. James Palmer - Mentor
Dr. Palmer gives feedback on the team's documentation, and guides the team in the right direction when needed.

Lawrence Livermore Nation Laboratory (LLNL) is a premier national security laboratory based in California. LLNL continually pushes the frontiers of knowledge to build the scientific and technological foundation that will be needed to address national security issues of the future. LLNL consists of approximately 7,000 employees.

Brent Gorda - The Client/Sponsor
Brent is a systems architect at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Brent took an interest in the Hanlin V3 device and its potential to reduce paper waste. However, in small-scale user testing with engineers, Brent found the interface to be clunky and nearly unusable. For the Hanlin V3's potential to be realistic, new applications will need to be developed for the device. To test if an intuitive user interface could be built for the Hanlin V3, Brent has recruited Lizard Productions.