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Valerie Sitzman |
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Sarah Trumbore |
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Travis Morris |
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Design a user-friendly CDrom |
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Create an interactive format |
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Provide program which is flexible to user’s
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Home page with links to: |
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Timeline |
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Maps |
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Index |
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Complete religious timeline of U.S. |
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Includes links to textual background information |
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Links to maps |
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Complete map of US with links to information as
detailed as county to county (statistics) |
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Customized comparative graphing abilities |
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Categorized by religion, region & year |
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State-by-state timeline links |
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Zoom-in and zoom-out capabilities |
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Drop boxes to look up specific religions, dates
and regions |
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Color coding options |
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Customized graphing capabilities |
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Comparative options with maps |
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Multiple drop box availability |
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Compare and contrast options across all areas |
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Presents more than one map on the screen at a
time |
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Maps are able to be superimposed for easier
visual comparison (with stats attached) |
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Links to both map and timeline pages |
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Searching abilities according to: |
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State |
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Religion |
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Year |
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Subject |
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The bottom of each page will contain icons
correlating with the other homepages. (Timeline, Map and Index icons) |
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Clock signals link to timeline homepage |
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Globe signals link to maps homepage |
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Book signals link to index homepage |
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The format proposals should provide a highly
compatible, user-friendly method of searching material presented in text.
The open-ended comparison aspect of the maps encourages student creativity. |
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Notes