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October 14, 2002
Presenting information through naratives
Interesting interview with David Gelernter, Rethinking the GUI for the Big Picture. At one point at work we were considering structuring heavily human centric workflow using a narrative model. The possible paths through a process are alternative choices in a sort of "make your own story". The final result of someone following the process is a narrative that can be understood as a story. This might also help during the analysis phase as people could find it easier to describe what they wanted in terms of possible stories with variations about the process instead of having to deal with the thing as one complex whole.
Posted by Alex at October 14, 2002 08:25 PMComments
Sounds a lot better when Gelernter says it vs. the "story" concept used in the extreme programming world.
Posted by: gavin on October 15, 2002 10:38 AM
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