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Simplifying Book-to-Screen Adaptations for New Fans Capstone Info
- Title:
- Simplifying Book-to-Screen Adaptations for New Fans
- Creator:
- Waleed Zuberi
- Description:
- How might we help new fans independently enjoy book-to-screen adaptations and engage with fan communities at their own pace?
- Specialization Focus:
- Interaction Design
- Course:
- I695 HCI/d Capstone Thesis
- Term:
- Fall 2023 - Spring 2024
- Year:
- 2024
- Thesis:
- /hcidepot/objects/thesis/capstone_thesis_2024_waleed_zuberi.pdf
- Prototype Link:
- https://www.figma.com/proto/3qQCmC33ZSUPKU03bxdSKl/I695-Capstone?page-id=519%3A8414&type=design&node-id=519-8415&viewport=475%2C639%2C0.03&t=3qEL5eHpwag6omIn-1&scaling=scale-down&starting-point-node-id=519%3A8415&show-proto-sidebar=1
- Capstone Advisors:
- Colin M. Gray Kayce Reed-Buechlein Michael Stalliings
- Associate Instructors:
- Fereshtehossadat Shojaei Patrycja Zdziarska
- Project Theme:
- User Experience (UX) Design Data Visualization
- Industry Application:
- Entertainment Education
- User Groups:
- General Public Students
- Keywords:
- book-to-screen adaptations user engagement fan communities interactive design content accessibility media convergence narrative visualization user-centered design adaptation analysis multimedia storytelling
- Source:
- Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering
- Format:
- application/pdf
- Language:
- eng
Citation
- Preferred Citation:
- Zuberi, W. (2024). Simplifying Book-to-Screen Adaptations for New Fans. HCI /depot. Indiana University Bloomington. Retrieved from https://sayheyakanksha.github.io/hcidepot/items/capstone_2024_waleed_zuberi.html
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