It became kind of long so I made a google doc that answered all of the questions.
You can access it by clicking here.
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For this reflection I read Hallye and Alex's Considering Visual Elements posts. It was interesting to compare Hallye's project to my own because it seems like we are going in a similar direction. We are both going for a more simple style and organization in order to make our content easy to read. Both of our projects will be more text based. Alex, on the other hand, is using Prezi in order to create his project so his is more visual based. The visual content like color scheme and pictures are much more important for him because it determines how accessible and understandable the text will be.
You are well on your way to creating a great article! After reading through your outline and your visual elements post might I suggest some colors that I think might fit well? You don't have to use them at all, it's just a suggestion :D. When I think of audiobooks for some reason my brain associates reds, whites, and blacks with it. Maybe using these colors throughout might help to draw in more readers? Either way, everything seems to be great and I wish you the best of luck!
ReplyDeleteI think you have a very interesting topic. I personally would approach the argument in favor of reading "real" books. I think I would argue for this with an appeal to emotion. The way I see it, reading a real book is a sort of experience that is unique and special. I personally read books because I like the feel of the nice paper and I like lying down in bed on a cold day with a good book. I would try to communicate something like that in my argument. Anyway, good luck with this!
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