Workshop ATT CCMAR Objectives: Learn to be more productive with current digital media, using tools for concept mapping, content creation and publishing with digital media. Description: Today we face complex changes in society, for instance, high turnover rate of scientific knowledge, changing labour market, fast pace of technology renewal, which require a more effective response to the world problems that surround us. To address those and other issues an operational workflow is proposed, based on current and freely available tools. For effective results these emerging digital tools must be used in the right context and without losing track of the objectives, that may span from concept mapping (for a thesis, article, research proposal, etc.) to the design of multimédia content to be disseminated with impact (in a conference, exhibition, website, ebook, etc.)

1. AN OVERVIEW FOR
RESEARCHERS II
FROM CONCEPT MAPPING TO
DIGITAL MEDIA PUBLISHING
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2. Learn to be more
productive with current
digital media, using tools for
concept mapping, content
creation and publishing with
digital media

3. SCIENTIFIC
COMMUNICATIONS
MEDIA PUBLISHING
WORKSHOP – PART II
• Organization of the data
• Structuring of the presentation
• Visual support and effects
• Narrative flow and impact
• Digital media and interaction

4. • Between one person and another
• Between an individual and the society
• Between humans and the environment
• …
A CONFLICT OR PROBLEM
• A Plot
• A Narrator
• A Setting
• Characters
FOUR ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS
SCIENCE NARRATIVES
DIGITAL STORYTELLING

5. DIGITAL STORYTELLING
Opening: also called the exposition, this part
of the story introduces the setting, characters
and action.
Rising Action: the interest level increases
usually due to problems, setbacks or
complications.
Conflict: also called the crisis, this single,
sudden or special event starts the story going
because something changes.
Climax: the point of highest interest.
Everything else that happens is affected by
the moment or event in the climax.
Resolution: the resolution of the plot in
which some or all of the loose ends of the
plot are tied up.
Falling Action: events unravel or unfold
because of something, think of dominoes that
are sent tumbling in a row.

6. TAXONOMY OF MULTIMEDIA
COMPONENTS
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Levels of interactivity (Schulmeister, 2001)

7. LEVEL I: VIEWING OBJECTS AND RECEIVING
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8. LEVEL II: WATCHING AND RECEIVING
MULTIPLE REPRESENTATIONS
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9. LEVEL III: VARYING THE FORM OF
REPRESENTATION
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10. LEVEL IV: MANIPULATING THE
COMPONENT CONTENT
Heart Simulator
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11. LEVEL V: CONSTRUCTING THE OBJECT OR
REPRESENTATION CONTENTS
Geometry Editor
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12. LEVEL VI: CONSTRUCTING THE REPRESENTATION
AND RECEIVING FEEDBACK
Robot
Programming
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13. SIM CITY
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14. SIM LIFE
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15. ONLINE GAME: KREBS CYCLE ENZYMES
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16. SCORM OBJECT: CLIMATE CHANGE
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17. PREZI PRESENTATION
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18. AUGMENTED REALITY (AR)
MITK pille
German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg.

19. VIRTUAL REALITY (VR)

20. MICROSOFT HOLOLENS

21. FOR NETWORKING
SCIENTIFIC MEDIA
• ResearchGate
• Academia Edu
• Google Scholar
• ORCID
• Authenticus

22. • Female predominant
• Visual-sharing site
• Short Videos
• Privacy issues
• Symbolism • Curating content
• Nr of characters
• Huge audience
• Security issues
• Multimedia layout
• Needs stories
• Worldwide
FOR DISSEMINATION
SOCIAL MEDIA

23. FACEBOOK TIMELINE
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24. FACEBOOK: EXPEDITION BJURÄLVEN
• Timeline of an expedition into one of Sweden's longest
underwater caves:
https://www.facebook.com/ExpeditionBjuralven/
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25. VIRTUAL VISITS: LIFE CHARCOS PROJECT
• Panoramic views in different times of the year:
http://lifecharcos.lpn.pt/en/visitas_virtuais.php

26. VIDEO CHANNELS
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Tagging Great Whites: https://vimeo.com/75944525

27. MULTIPLE PLATFORMS
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28. MULTIMEDIA EBOOKS (INKLING)
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29. MULTIMEDIA EBOOKS (INKLING)
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30. EBOOK: LAGOA DE ÓBIDOS

31. EBOOK AUTHORING

32. ISSUU
• ebook publication online emulating a traditional book:
Winter/Spring 2017 - A Summary of the Key Activities of
the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law
https://issuu.com/earthinstitute/docs/
105559_sabin_center-ws17_report_web

33. RESPONSIVE WEB VS. NATIVE APP
Current dilema: make a web product “friendly” for mobile screens or invest
in developing a mobile application.
Responsive Web
• Requires an Internet Connection;
• Poor Performance (Browser Limitations);
• Lack of Natural Navigation;
• Lack of Push Notifications;
• Lack of Other Functionality (QR codes, AR, …).

34. RESPONSIVE WEB VS. NATIVE APP
Native Apps
• Internet Connection Not Always Necessary;
• Better Performance;
• Increased Functionality;
• Enhanced Security for Users;
• Brand Awareness and Accessibility;
• High investment in time and money.

35. PRACTICAL ACTIVITY
• PurposeGames:
https://www.purposegames.com/game/crayfish-external-
anatomy-quiz
• Prezi:
https://prezi.com/shd-bhh2ivdw/what-is-yale-steam/
• eBook: authoring with PressBooks, iBooks Author
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36. THANK YOU
for Your Attention and Contribution!
BIDARRA@GMAIL.COM