I'm curious what everyone has to say about last night event at Bloomberg
with Andrew DeVigal. Was everyone aware of this stories on the The New
York Times?
Do you think newspapers readers understand how and what to click in
order to view and comprehend the stories as they are told?
I told my
Alina wrote:
I'm curious what everyone has to say about last night event at
Bloomberg with Andrew DeVigal. Was everyone aware of this stories on
the The New York Times?
Do you think newspapers readers understand how and what to click in
order to view and comprehend the stories as they are
Chris, I couldn't agree more (see people, I'm not a trolling
contrarian).
In fact, I have been teaching my students from the 1st breath of
class that what we do as interaction designers is create human
situated narratives that guide the communication of our designs.
Everything we do in projects is
Thanks for the plug for us content strategists, Chris. I don't
disagree with you--it can only help all of us who work in the
interactive space, no matter how we self-define, to talk more about
how we construct narratives. Speaking from a personal perspective,
though, I'd like to see the reverse hap
I have to agree with Beetlejuice on this one. In both points.
Especially the one about game design. GD is my own background and
everything we do in our games is about building a narative with the
user. Personal stories, scripted stories, even abstract games like
bejeweled are all about something so
