ELEMENT DEFINED
Context is defined as, “that which surrounds, and gives meaning
to, something else.” Context in newspapers, for example, can
be provided by sidebar stories but there are space limitations
in print media. Digital storytelling allows limitless context
through linking to related, relevant information. Standalone
stories are self-contained and do not utilize context links.
Linked stories provide access to additional information. Linked
stories have four considerations: 1) Technique identifies
link location; 2) Purpose indicates reason for inclusion;
3) Source addresses origin; 4) Content describes the nature
of the link.
Context is defined as, “that which surrounds, and gives meaning
to, something else.” Context in newspapers, for example, can
be provided by sidebar stories but there are space limitations
in print media. Digital storytelling allows limitless context
through linking to related, relevant information. Standalone
stories are self-contained and do not utilize context links.
Linked stories provide access to additional information. Linked
stories have four considerations: 1) Technique identifies
link location; 2) Purpose indicates reason for inclusion;
3) Source addresses origin; 4) Content describes the nature
of the link.
Context is defined as, “that which surrounds, and gives meaning
to, something else.” Context in newspapers, for example, can
be provided by sidebar stories but there are space limitations
in print media. Digital storytelling allows limitless context
through linking to related, relevant information. Standalone
stories are self-contained and do not utilize context links.
Linked stories provide access to additional information. Linked
stories have four considerations: 1) Technique identifies
link location; 2) Purpose indicates reason for inclusion;
3) Source addresses origin; 4) Content describes the
nature of the link.
Context is defined as, “that which surrounds, and gives meaning
to, something else.” Context in newspapers, for example, can
be provided by sidebar stories but there are space limitations
in print media. Digital storytelling allows limitless context
through linking to related, relevant information. Standalone
stories are self-contained and do not utilize context links.
Linked stories provide access to additional information. Linked
stories have four considerations: 1) Technique identifies
link location; 2) Purpose indicates reason for inclusion;
3) Source addresses origin; 4) Content describes the nature
of the link.
Context is defined as, “that which surrounds, and gives meaning
to, something else.” Context in newspapers, for example, can
be provided by sidebar stories but there are space limitations
in print media. Digital storytelling allows limitless context
through linking to related, relevant information. Standalone
stories are self-contained and do not utilize context links.
Linked stories provide access to additional information. Linked
stories have four considerations: 1) Technique identifies
link location; 2) Purpose indicates reason for inclusion;
3) Source addresses origin; 4) Content describes the nature
of the link.
Context is defined as, “that which surrounds, and gives meaning to, something else.” Context in newspapers, for example, can be provided by sidebar stories but there are space limitations in print media. Digital storytelling allows limitless context through linking to related, relevant information. Standalone stories are self-contained and do not utilize context links. Linked stories provide access to additional information. Linked stories have four considerations: 1) Technique identifies link location; 2) Purpose indicates reason for inclusion; 3) Source addresses origin; 4) Content describes the nature of the link.
Context is defined as, “that which surrounds, and gives meaning to, something else.” Context in newspapers, for example, can be provided by sidebar stories but there are space limitations in print media. Digital storytelling allows limitless context through linking to related, relevant information. Standalone stories are self-contained and do not utilize context links. Linked stories provide access to additional information. Linked stories have four considerations: 1) Technique identifies link location; 2) Purpose indicates reason for inclusion; 3) Source addresses origin; 4) Content describes the nature of the link.
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