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A Stitch In Thyme: Visual Blogging: Twin Cities News – Persona #1
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Friday, April 20. Visual Blogging: Twin Cities News – Persona #1. Jonathon could be a significant influence on a site redesign due to his interest in the classified advertising categories of real estate and recruitment. Excellent visual presentation of your personas, well organized, my personas Scott and Jimmy just ramble on. 5:15 PM, April 21, 2007. I agree - your organization and conciseness are commendable. My ladies ramble on as well. :). 10:26 PM, April 26, 2007. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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.: Looking for something to do in Chicago
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Friday, March 23, 2007. Looking for something to do in Chicago. It's amazing how easy it is (even in a big city like Chicago), to just stay at home on a Friday night and order a pizza or maybe go around the corner to the bar you've been to going to since you moved here. So, trying to get out of my winter slump, and emerge from my long hibernation, I've decided to base this week's assignment on looking for things going on in the Chicago area this weekend. Here are the steps I imagined I would need to do:.
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Fresh New World: Write With: online group document management
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Friday, April 13, 2007. Write With: online group document management. Is a simple, free (for now, anyway) online document editing program, which has incredible potential for journalists, educators and anyone who collaborates. Here's the description of the creation/intent. Most of Writewith got built in the last 6 weeks, but it’s been a few years in coming. One of us cofounders, Martin Goldman, started out wanting to solve a big problem — the student newspaper at SUNY Binghamton,. Posted by serena fenton.
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A Stitch In Thyme: Visual Blogging: Storytelling & Interactivity
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Friday, April 27. Visual Blogging: Storytelling and Interactivity. Click To Play - Large File, Please Be Patient. My vision for the future of media? Within seven years, the world will be interacting with… itself! I believe the world of seven years from now will be full of interaction and storytelling since humankind is predisposed to communication… visual communication, more so than verbal communication. 8220;All at once a palace of peace will fill my eyes — how nice! 8221;, Yusuf croons. And I start...
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A Stitch In Thyme: Visual Blogging: Interactive Nightmare - Improved?
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Friday, April 13. Visual Blogging: Interactive Nightmare - Improved? From 4/9/07 Blackboard Class Discussion posting:. Here's one from Milwaukee that right up the yawn hierarchy from the museum of brands, packaging and advertising:. Http:/ www.eisnermuseum.org. The site relies too heavily on a picture of its sparse interior. Wha-hoo! However, their Web site is pretty telling with regards to what a visit to the museum might entail. Just like the site. interactivity is TOTALLY lacking! They're right in the...
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A Stitch In Thyme: Visual Blogging: Smooth Sailing thru a 4-Hour Art Tour
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Wednesday, April 18. Visual Blogging: Smooth Sailing thru a 4-Hour Art Tour. After scanning many museum sites this week. from quilt and fiber arts museums housed in a barn (www.wiquiltmuseum.com) to the delicate/delightful/dainty Jello-dessert Museum (www.jellomuseum.com), I finally landed on www.thewalters.org. Yep, another art museum. hmmm, are we beginning to see a pattern forming in this class assignment's "best" examples of interactive Web pages? 2 Can I get Mom a wheelchair? Told me in the first pa...
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A Stitch In Thyme: Visual Blogging: Twin Cities News – Persona #2
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Friday, April 20. Visual Blogging: Twin Cities News – Persona #2. Elena could be a significant influence on a site redesign due to her reading interests in the classified advertising categories of real estate and recruitment. 75 percent of the [newspapers] sites' revenues come from 'upsells' of the traditional 'Big Three' printed classified advertising categories of real estate, automotive, and recruitment. Lector periodístico - very cute! 10:27 PM, April 26, 2007. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Fresh New World: 3/25/07 - 4/1/07
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Thursday, March 29, 2007. Pictures from the same room in Mt Vernon - the tasteful blue was done in 1980; bright green is the most recent restoration, done using more accurate techniques and analysis. For more information on this renovation, see: Architecture Week. You can view the Biltmore House colors. Online. Nowhere do they actually say that these are the historic colors. In fact the exact wording is: "Inspired by Vanderbilt’s Estate". Posted by serena fenton. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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.: Patagonia, Branding Part 2
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Thursday, February 8, 2007. Patagonia, Branding Part 2. This is the logo for Patagonia that can be found on many of their products. I believe the design is effective. It's simple, with the brand name front and center. The white lettering on the black background makes the name stand out. The mountains in the background are representative of the product: outdoor clothing and equipment (most notably, rock climbing clothing and equipment). According to Patagonia's " reason for being. Watch out for Penguins!
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Fresh New World: 12/31/06 - 1/7/07
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Saturday, January 6, 2007. Childlike does not have to mean shallow or cloyingly sweet. Two New York artists have been experimenting with snowglobes, those glass balls filled with water, glitter and a small scene. Most snowglobes are a cliche, without much surprise and certainly no contemplation. As I child, I loved to stare in them and imagine journeys. Thanks to a pointer from Kim Carney's blog. I have found a whole series of snowglobes by Walter Martin and Paloma Muñoz. Each of these snowglobes has bee...
