Hi Jenifer and Amy;
Hope this email finds you in the best of spirits. We're reworking the
wireframes and have questions in regards to the presentation of gallery
information which requires your input:
1) Can you give us some examples of questions we could use to filter a person's
initial selection?
2) What do you think would be more effective having people click on a
collections or themes/gallery location? Also could you confirm that the use of
these terms is correct?
Much Thanks, Vicki
COLLECTIONS
=====================
* Africa, Oceania and the Indigenous Americas
* American Art
* The Arts of Asia and the Islamic World
* European Art
* Prints, Drawings, and Photographs
* General Motors Center for African American Art
* The James Pearson Duffy Department of Contemporary Art
* Performing Arts
LOCATIONS
======================
ABOUT CHILDREN [S250]
AFRICAN [N100]
AFRICAN [N101]
AFRICAN AMERICAN [N281]
AFRICAN AMERICAN [N282]
AFRICAN AMERICAN [W274]
AMERICAN [W280]
AMERICAN [W282]
AMERICAN [W284]
AMERICAN [W284]
AMERICAN [W284]
AMERICAN [W285]
AMERICAN [W290]
AMERICAN [W293]
AMERICAN [W264]
AMERICAN [W270]
AMERICAN [W271]
AMERICAN [W272]
AMERICAN [W273]
AMERICAN [W261]
ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN [S201]
ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN [S202]
ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN [S2AA]
British Art Gallery (S381) [S381]
CONTEMPORARY [N240]
CONTEMPORARY [N241]
CONTEMPORARY [N250]
CONTEMPORARY [N284]
CONTEMPORARY [N285]
CONTEMPORARY [N286]
CONTEMPORARY [N221]
DUTCH GOLDEN AGE [S380]
East/West Corridor Outside Lecture/Recit [W1A]
EGYPTIAN [W160]
ERA OF REVOLUTION [S301]
ERA OF REVOLUTION [S331]
EUROPEAN : MEDIEVAL [C263]
EUROPEAN : MEDIEVAL [C263]
EUROPEAN : MEDIEVAL [W242]
EUROPEAN : MEDIEVAL [W251]
EUROPEAN : RENAISSANCE [W220]
EUROPEAN : RENAISSANCE [W230]
EUROPEAN : RENAISSANCE [W231]
EUROPEAN : RENAISSANCE [W232]
EUROPEAN : RENAISSANCE [W233]
EUROPEAN : RENAISSANCE [W234]
EUROPEAN : RENAISSANCE [W240]
EUROPEAN : RENAISSANCE [W241]
EUROPEAN : RENAISSANCE [W241]
European Decorative Arts Court (S350) [S350]
European Decorative Arts Court (S350) [S350]
European Decorative Arts Court (S350) [S350]
FASHIONABLE LIVING (including KANZLER) [S330]
Gothic Chapel (W252) - EUROPEAN MEDIEVAL [W252]
Great Hall [W200]'5847'>HIGBY COTTAGE - AMERICAN [W260]
Kresge Court [W150]'5738'>Kresge Court [W150]
Kresge Court [W150]
Lawn areas border John R Street [JONR]
MODERN [C233]
MODERN [C234]
MODERN [C235]
MODERN [C236]
MODERN [N230]
MODERN [N220]
NATIVE AMERICAN [S130]
NATIVE AMERICAN [S131]
Northwest Lawn at corner of Woodward and [LAWN]
Octagonal Graphic Arts Gallery, East of [W131]
Octagonal Graphic Arts Gallery, West of [W132]
Rivera Court [C200]
Schwartz Galleries (W130) - PRINTS AND D [W130]
Stairway and Landings inside Whitby Hall [WS11]
Whitby Hall - North Drawing Room (W263) [W263]
----- Original Message -----
From: "Victoria Moulder" <[email protected]>
To: "Jennifer Czajkowski" <[email protected]>
Cc: "Swarupa Anila" <[email protected]>, "David Penney" <[email protected]>,
"Madeleine Winslow" <[email protected]>, "Amy Foley" <[email protected]>, "Jess
Mitchell" <[email protected]>, "Colin Clark" <[email protected]>,
"fluid-work" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, 14 October, 2009 15:01:30 GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: Re: DIA advance organizers
Hi Jenifer et al,
Thank you for another fantastic meeting!! It is truly remarkable to be working
in partnership with all of you at the DIA, along side a global coalition of
designers and developers.
The “advance organizers” documentation will be very helpful. Our design team
is meeting this Friday to discuss strategies/tools for working through the next
wireframe iteration. Following this meeting we'll send you an update, with
next steps and a possible meeting time.
Best, Vicki
Vicki Moulder
School of Interactive Arts & Technology
Simon Fraser University, Surrey, BC, Canada
www.interactionart.org
[email protected]
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jennifer Czajkowski" <[email protected]>
To: "Jess Mitchell" <[email protected]>, "Colin Clark"
<[email protected]>, [email protected]
Cc: "Swarupa Anila" <[email protected]>, "David Penney" <[email protected]>,
"Madeleine Winslow" <[email protected]>, "Amy Foley" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, 14 October, 2009 13:54:57 GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: DIA advance organizers
Thanks to you and the rest of the team for another great meeting today. I
really appreciate the enormous brain power you all are putting into this, and
it is so very cool that smart people all over the world (literally) are working
together to create this thing that we will test here in Detroit.
During the meeting today I mentioned that we had “advance organizers” in the
galleries, and that they seemed to correspond to a page in the wireframes where
visitors were given a bit of information about a tour, to help them decide
whether they wanted to add that tour to their “my tours” list. Here are pdfs of
a few, along with the logic that goes into them. I thought the parallels were
interesting and might help as you think through the details. The AOs are about
40cm high by 75cm wide and are located on stands at entrances to major suites
of galleries.
Could you please share with the rest of the team?
Thanks,
jennifer
Jennifer Wild Czajkowski
Director, Interpretive Programs
Dept of Learning & Interpretation
313.833.5989
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