JKey Player
Introduction
The jKey single-access key player is a small javascript, that allows wiki-keys - in addition to their printable overview display - to be also "played" step-by-step, similar to the Dryades Frida and Open Key functionality.
It supports a history of identification steps (which allows navigation as well as marking decisions as doubtful/uncertain).
Creators and Contributors
The software was designed by Gregor Hagedorn & Stephan Opitz, and includes suggestions and testing results from Gerd Schmidt, Bob Press, Sonia Hetzner, Verónica Donoso Navarrete, Gisela Weber, and Cornelia Veja. The primary implementer is Stephan Opitz.
We are collecting discussions, bug reports and recommendations on a separate page: JKey Player Testing.
Functionality (screenshots)
The following are screenshots of a wiki key (Key to common UK street trees) running in the browser, illustrated various functions of the jKey player.
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| Printable default layout of a wiki key, with jKey player control in the upper right corner. | Both in overview and interactive player mode, images can be enlarged by clicking on them. | ||
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| Some information is by default hidden and can be shown after clicking on "more..." | The interactive player displays only one identification step at a time, and records the history of steps. Individual steps can be marked as "uncertain" for reference; all steps are revisable. |
PS: Could this bird hold a key in its mouth?
... but actually, we are a European Jay, so:
