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I. Story-Gathering: Photo, Sound & Text II. Story-Making: Devices & the Base III. Story-Sharing: Family LifeBook Project Sponsored by IBM's Advanced Technology Group. |
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I. Story-Gathering: Photo, Sound & Text Family members are given Story-Gathering tools. These tools allow for multiple perspectives of an activity or activities. Each device has a single function: photo, text, or sound. The simplicity among each device creates a coherence in the "family" of devices. When the Icons are touched, it opens, and the Icon transforms into
its active state. This state allows the user to know that it can be
manipulated and edited. |
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II. Story-Making: Devices & the Base Family members dock the devices on to the Base. The Base, a touch-screen computer, facilitates the activity of creating the Family Lifebook. Each device is "docked" on an end of the Base. Represented as animated round Icons, information is downloaded on to the activity areas. When the Icons are touched, it opens. The Icon transforms into its active state where it can be edited. |
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III. Story-Sharing: Family
LifeBook As the family creates multiple chapters, TRIO stores, organizes, and plays Lifebooks. TRIO can also exchange LifeBook chapters with friends and families. |
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