clemsos
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5 years ago The Atlas should have narratives for sure. This is not only factual but also expose things in a specific way
I tried a description here for a preliminary workshop I gave @dsaadesignv https://docs.google.com/document/d/1liN7RGE55vVmsQguprrPAr1w1EJIVaRbA_IzdxW0bkg/edit#heading=h.hzy8h69esu99
Also check the refs inside. Should clarify that as per #11
On 13 Feb 2019, at 16:02, Walter Robin notifications@github.com wrote:
Is delivering an atlas enough? Once we got a working atlas it might be interesting proposing narrative content using the atlas. As much as le dessous des cartes was using maps to tell a story, can we use the atlas to propose a similar narration? It might be helpful for teachers/students trying to dive into the atlas.
We can also think of doing workshops precisely to do that! Just spit-balling here
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Is delivering an atlas enough? Once we got a working atlas it might be interesting proposing narrative content using the atlas. As much as le dessous des cartes was using maps to tell a story, can we use the atlas to propose a similar narration? It might be helpful for teachers/students trying to dive into the atlas.
We can also think of doing workshops precisely to do that! Just spit-balling here