BCP2005 Weekly Task 2- Síofra's Walk
room 3 ECHOES
Location: Belfast, Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Allow me to share with you my thoughts and findings on the Case Study of Audience Reception and User Engagement as you walk around Queen's University Belfast's Students Union
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The Echoes
SU Bar
At this Echo, I explain the differences between linear and non-linear documentaries.
SU Bar (Toilets)
Here I explain to you the ways in which researchers gather and analyse data about user interaction a…
SU Bar (Smoking Area)
Listen to me tell you all about a fantastic example of an early interactive documentary- iOtok.
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