Audience Interview 3
1- Prepare an End-user version of your schema (Before Class)
Using the final (or near final) version of your schema, prepare a bullet list version of your
information type that shows the idea of your schema in an end-user friendly way.
For example, suppose your information type is Whale Species and each item has a title (the
name of the whale), a description (block model), a mating habits and a range (inline model)
element. Further the mating habits element has season, number of mates, and mating details
(inline) sub-elements. Your bullet list might look like this
A Whale Species
Title (the species name)
Description (multiple paras)
Mating habits
Season
# mates
Details (one para)
Range (one para)
In other words, take out the <> and replace the nesting with bullet and sub bullet lists. You will
use this to present your final model to the audience member.
Paste your bullet list version below
2- Publications: general interview (during class)
Answer these questions with your audience member about general preferences for information
delivery:
For the type of information I am collecting,
rank the following types of publications. First
is the way you would most like to consume
this information and last is the way you would
least like it
A book
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