Midterm presentation

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This document discusses a digital broadsheet project that will tell the story of Israel from 1947-1948 through the letters of the creator's grandfather. It will draw inspiration from precedents at other museums involving interactive digital exhibits. The project is currently in the prototype stage and next steps include user testing the paper prototype, refining the design, and determining interaction methods like touch or eye tracking. Thank you.

Galit Lurya | Major studio, Fall 2013
The Digital Broadsheet

The story of Israel 1947-8
through my grandfather’s letters

“Shop Life” the Tenement Museum
“The Memory Pool” Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust “Competing Visions” The National Museum of American Jewish History
“The Immigration Experience” The National Museum of American Jewish History

Next steps
User testing on paper prototype
Design refinements and changes
Interaction gestures- touch or eye tracking

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