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C H A P T E R 1
iPod Notes Concepts
Self-guided or Virtual Museum Tour
Alternatively, the iPod could be set up to allow users to browse for topics in any order. For example,
consider a museum (perhaps the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art) whose exhibits are not
presented sequentially. Since each exhibit is a self-contained and easy-to-locate collection of notable
works by a single artist, the tour should accommodate the visitor’s viewing order preferences. Another
benefit of this type of tour is that a viewer could take a virtual tour of the collections—from a bus, a
beach, or even a hospital bed. The main menu could look like this:
Figure 1-5 Self-guided tour — start
The visitor would choose “Collections” to see a list of artists and other museum collections:
Figure 1-6 Self-guided tour — collections
She could then choose an artist to see a list of his works featured in the museum:
Figure 1-7 Self-guided tour — artist
She could choose one of his works, perhaps one she is standing in front of, and read something about
it:
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