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This scene describes the reserves section of a library circulation app. It allows students in large classes of over 100 people to check out books for 2 hours at a time in the library building. This is helpful for students who do not want to spend money on books or forgot theirs at home. The scene has black background, no narration, audio, or transitions between screens.
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- 1. App Storyboard Name of app: Description of this scene: Thomas Cooper Circulation Reserves Screen ___12__ of _________ Background: Narration: None Black linen texture Screen size: __________ 16:9, 4:3, 3:2 Color/Type/Size of Font: Actual text: In large classes with over 100 people, books are put on reserve so that students have the Audio: opportunity to study with None them for two hours at a time in the building. This is helpful for people who do not want to spend the money for books or perhaps forgot theirs at home. (Sketch screen here noting color, place, size of graphics if any) Transition to next clip: None Animation: None Audience Interaction: None Inspiration for this document: Maricopa Community College. http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/authoring/studio/index.html