My group had 2 common themes when
it came to our storyboards…
1. The
first theme that we came up with was technology. This included a GoPro camera, a
fitbit and a Nintendo 64.
2. The
second theme was that our artifacts were mainstream. They were artifacts that everyone
knew about. Everyone knows what a fitbit is, what a Nintendo 64 is or what a
GoPro is so we concluded that our artifacts were mainstream.
Our artifact storyboards had many
diverse and unique strengths. One of the artifacts that one of my group members
had was a Nintendo 64. We came to the conclusion that this artifact’s strength
was that it was vintage. Another artifact that had the strength of being
vintage was a city titled The Highlands. It is a very old city yet is still a
famous city. The Highlands because of its age also has the strength of being
historical.
We considered some of our artifacts
to be durable. Examples of these durable artifacts are the GoPro, the fitbit
and the ugg boots. These artifacts can withstand daily wear and tear (ugg boots
and the fitbit) and some could withstand the most extreme aspects of life
(GoPro).
Also we concluded that our
artifacts catered to specific lifestyles. For example, the GoPro catered to athletes
and extreme filmmakers, the fitbit catered to athletes, The Nintendo 64 catered
to gamers and The Highlands catered to artists or architects.
The last thing we considered is
that our artifacts covered all lengths of the spectrum. The Highlands is a city
which contained the remaining three artifacts (the GoPro in the hands of filmmakers,
the fitbit on the wrist of marathon runners and the Nintendo 64 in the living
room of the avid gamer).
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