Session 4: Think Interactive Different kind of interactions lead to different techniques, explore what it takes to create an interactive story. You can find more on the "Interactive Journalism (IJ)" publication on Medium here: https://medium.com/interactive-journalism/latest This series of Slides is part of the Storydesign.fr, an effort to inject design thinking into the editorial process. © Gerald Holubowicz

1. INTERACTIVE JOURNALISM
DIFFERENT KIND OF INTERACTIONS LEAD TO DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES, WHAT IT TAKES TO CREATE
AN INTERACTIVE STORY. (INTERACTIVE STORY ARCHITECTURE).
THINK INTERACTIVE
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2. - I -
TIME TO SHARE
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3. INTERVIEW AN INTERACTIVE
STORYTELLER:
WHAT DID YOU LEARN?
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4. - II -
LECTURE
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Shaping interactive stories: Different kind of interactions lead to different
techniques, what it takes to create an interactive story.

5. STORY (S) + DESIGN (D) =
STORYTELLING (ST)
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6. USER (U) + DESIGN (D) =
INTERACTIVE DESIGN (ID)
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7. (ID) + (ST) = XP DESIGN (XPD)
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INTERACTION DESIGN:
INTERACTION DESIGN, IS A ONE OF A
SUBSET OF SKILLS THAT FALLS UNDER USER
EXPERIENCE DESIGN

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13. 9 INTERACTION DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
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14. VISIBILITY
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15. REAL-WORLD MAPPING
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16. CLEARLY MARKED
EMERGENCY EXITS
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17. CONSISTENCY
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18. ERROR PREVENTION
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19. RECOGNITION OVER RECALL
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20. FLEXIBLE ACCELERATORS
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21. MINIMALIST DESIGN
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22. DOCUMENTATION
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23. 3 VIRTUAL DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
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24. AESTHETICS
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25. TYPOGRAPHY, NEGATIVE
SPACE, COLOR, COMPOSITION
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26. CULTURE
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27. BECOME A
CHIEF CONDUCTOR
(AND A MAGICIAN)
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28. “The best interaction design passes unnoticed when its
delivered”
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29. –Kevin Silver, Writer for UX Matters
“There are 5 elements that concern an interaction designer.”
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30. I - WORDS
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31. II - VISUAL
REPRESENTATIONS
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32. III - PHYSICAL OBJECTS
AND/OR SPACE
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33. IV- TIME
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34. V - BEHAVIOUR
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INTERACTION DESIGN IS DESIGN FOR
HUMAN USE.

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38. QUICK NOTE ON
MARSHALL MCLUHAN
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39. –Marshall McLuhan
“Everybody experiences far more
than he understands. Yet it is
experience, rather than
understanding, that influences
behaviour, especially in collective
matters of media and technology,
where the individual is almost
inevitably unaware of their effects
upon him. ”
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44. CONCLUSION
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45. INTERACTION DESIGN
• Is based on psychology and Human to Computer design
techniques
• Allows to create better content adapted to the user consumption
• That, itself, improves the user experience
• And leads to a better reader engagement
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46. - III -
GROUP SESSION
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TEAM
WORK

48. - IV -
ASSIGNMENT
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Blog post 4: Find a disruptive technique/technology/tactic to tell a story,
identify it and share how it could be applied to journalism and/or news
gathering.