Designing a Digital Portfolio
by Harold Linton
http://www.ArchitectureWeek.com/2004/0407/tools_1-1.html
There are two basic approaches to the planning and
production of digital portfolios. The first consists of
a choreographed, preset presentation, which the viewer
experiences from beginning to end without opportunity
for interaction. The second choice, interactive and
viewer directed, requires the viewer to make choices
that determine the order in which information is
presented.
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by Harold Linton
http://www.ArchitectureWeek.com/2004/0407/tools_1-1.html
There are two basic approaches to the planning and
production of digital portfolios. The first consists of
a choreographed, preset presentation, which the viewer
experiences from beginning to end without opportunity
for interaction. The second choice, interactive and
viewer directed, requires the viewer to make choices
that determine the order in which information is
presented.
...continued online:
http://www.ArchWeek.com/2004/0407/tools_1-1.html
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