This week I also did not present my interactive analysis project, but I did choose the project I wanted to present. Without giving too much away, I chose the particular project based off of style and organization.
Like I said last week, I think the mark of a good interactive project is organization and aesthetic appeal. Without either, the content doesn’t captivate the audience and thus fails at any kind of intrapersonal communication.
I think everyone in “Sad Journalism Kids” knows this concept and regardless of the direction our project goes, it will have a very good aesthetic appeal.
As far as an update on our project, we have hit a bit of a snafu with the bar. Our main contact is only available on Monday afternoons and that severely hinders the times we are able to obtain content for the project.
Because of this it seems like we are going to find another topic, what topic, I’m not sure but I have faith in the competency of everyone in my group that we will pick a good back up topic and put a satisfying project together. I assume we will fall back on one of the other two topics we presented on a few weeks ago, but until we are sure that the bar contact is an official “no-go” we are probably going to be optimistic about the bar.
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