Readings

Asset Management: Executive Guide: Content Management and Manage, Don't Mangle, Your Digital Assets
Storytelling: Inverted pyramids and How to Write a Good Story in 800 Words or Less, Roy Peter Clark, Poynter Institute

Jean Vanderdonckt, "Visual Design Methods in Interactive Applications" and Information Design in Motion from Content and Complexity: Information Design in Technical Communication by Michael J. Albers and Beth Mazur (ed) and and Elements of Good Storytelling

18 April, Week 4: Organizational Storytelling

Clay Spinuzzi, "Exploring the Blind Spot: Audience, Purpose, and Context in 'Product, Process, and Profit'" (ACM - restricted access, use UW Library or eReserve) and Online Media Relations

25 April, Week 5: Hypertext Theory

"Structural Patterns and Hypertext Rhetoric" (Bernstein, eReserve)

2 May, Week 6: Credibility

Measuring Online Trust of Websites: Credibility, Perceived Ease of Use, and Risk (pdf) OR Credibility Assessment of Online Health Information [see week 5 for details on week 6 assignment - ie, who reads what]

9 May, Week 7: Moving Images and Sound

Digital TV in the convergent environment, Computer Graphics and Applications, IEEE; Jan/Feb 2001 (pdf) OR Providing Ubiquitous Gigabit Networks In The United States (pdf). IEEE, 14 March 2005.
[see week 6 for details on week 7 assignment]

16 May, Week 8: Rhetoric and Storytelling

Either A Rhetoric of Objects, Jonathan Price, (eReserve) OR an article of your choice about storytelling. Scholarly or research-based, please, not short, trade-magazine type. [Note - rhetoric lecture was moved to Week 5 to accomodate MSN speaker]

23 May, Week 9: Readability and Meaning

Klare's "Useful Information" is Useful for Web Designers (Zibell, eReserve) OR an article of your choice about readability or meaning.

::.. info :: blogs > readings :: schedule :: syllabus :: grades ::.. links :: eReserve :: eSubmit :: workshops ::.. feedback :: class list ::.. home ::.. instructor home		readings April 2005 4 April, Week 2: Asset Management Asset Management: Executive Guide: Content Management and Manage, Don't Mangle, Your Digital Assets Storytelling: Inverted pyramids and How to Write a Good Story in 800 Words or Less, Roy Peter Clark, Poynter Institute 11 April, Week 3: Visual Storytelling Jean Vanderdonckt, "Visual Design Methods in Interactive Applications" and Information Design in Motion from Content and Complexity: Information Design in Technical Communication by Michael J. Albers and Beth Mazur (ed) and and Elements of Good Storytelling 18 April, Week 4: Organizational Storytelling Clay Spinuzzi, "Exploring the Blind Spot: Audience, Purpose, and Context in 'Product, Process, and Profit'" (ACM - restricted access, use UW Library or eReserve) and Online Media Relations 25 April, Week 5: Hypertext Theory "Structural Patterns and Hypertext Rhetoric" (Bernstein, eReserve) May 2005 2 May, Week 6: Credibility Measuring Online Trust of Websites: Credibility, Perceived Ease of Use, and Risk (pdf) OR Credibility Assessment of Online Health Information [see week 5 for details on week 6 assignment - ie, who reads what] 9 May, Week 7: Moving Images and Sound Digital TV in the convergent environment, Computer Graphics and Applications, IEEE; Jan/Feb 2001 (pdf) OR Providing Ubiquitous Gigabit Networks In The United States (pdf). IEEE, 14 March 2005. [see week 6 for details on week 7 assignment] 16 May, Week 8: Rhetoric and Storytelling Either A Rhetoric of Objects, Jonathan Price, (eReserve) OR an article of your choice about storytelling. Scholarly or research-based, please, not short, trade-magazine type. [Note - rhetoric lecture was moved to Week 5 to accomodate MSN speaker] 23 May, Week 9: Readability and Meaning Klare's "Useful Information" is Useful for Web Designers (Zibell, eReserve) OR an article of your choice about readability or meaning.
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