The quest for immediacy
Real en vitual space combined in a realtime video technology.
Total Immersion (Windows Media)
via Levien
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Real en vitual space combined in a realtime video technology.
Total Immersion (Windows Media)
via Levien
Game Studies 0101, Ryan: Beyond Myth and Metaphor: The Case of Narrative in Digital Media
“A vog respects bandwidth. A vog is not streaming video (this is not the reinvention of television). A vog uses performative video and/or audio. A vog is personal. A vog uses available technology. a vog experiments with writerly video and audio. A vog lies between writing and the televisual. A vog explores the proximate distance of words and moving media. A vog is dziga vertov with a mac and a modem. A vog is a video blog where video in a blog must be more than video in a blog.”
Mistake #4: Not Designing the Right Tasks
Years ago, we helped with a study of Ikea.com, looking at how people found products on the site. When we got there, they’d already started the testing process and were using tasks like “Find a bookcase.” Interestingly, every participant did exactly the same thing: they went to the search box and typed “bookcase”.
Upon our suggestion, the team made a subtle change to the instructions they were giving their participants: “You have 200+ books in your fiction collection, currently in boxes strewn around your living room. Find a way to organize them.[....]“
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