Versions Compared

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

...

  • Parents feel concerned about their daughter.
  • Sara wants to show parents that she lives in a safe place.
  • Wants to show her parents landmarks from her stay so that they can connect together different stories she has told them.

* Breakdowns/Workarounds

  • Some images of Sara's trip are available on social networking sites (Facebook), however: 
    • most of these aren't relevant to the details Sara's parents are interested in.
    • hard to establish relationships between pictures if you haven't visited the place; no continuity.

User Groups

Two user groups

...

  • experience the place where their children/relatives/friends are living
    • * recreate the narrative of stories with immersive visual representation
  • Person living abroad

Family members:

    • Interested in "mundane" details of daily life. (e.g. Is there a park nearby? Which market do you go to?)

Friends:

    • Interested in highlights.

Both:

    • Want to make a connection between narratives and locations
    • ability to share his experience in a visual way
  • Tourists
    • experience what the tour is going to look like beforehand
  • Tour Guides
    • ability to better convey the tour experience to prospective tourists