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C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
FRAME OF REFERENCE“a short presentation about that,
that cannot be described”
Christy Dena & Gary Hayes
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
This brief talk
•Why have common terminology
•The need to invent a language
•The crossing-media cycle
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Explaining the unknown
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Who knows what these stand for?
CATP -
MOO -
Veronica -
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Who knows what these stand for?
CATP - (Caffeine Access Transport Protocol) - was first used atthe Binary Cafe in Cybertown and quickly spread world-wide
MOO - (Mud, Object Oriented) One of several kinds of multi-user role-playing environments.
Veronica - (Very Easy Rodent Oriented Net-wide Index toComputerized Archives) a constantly updated database of thenames of almost every menu item on thousands of gopherservers. The Veronica database could be searched from mostmajor gopher menus.
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Pre-paradigmatic
• A common language is essential for the growth oftrade;
• A common language emerges around a paradigm;
• The risk-averse buyer faced with undue complexitydoes not buy;
• New technologies tend towards unsurveyability withouta paradigm.
Swann & Watts
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Crossing-Media Cycle
•Recognition
•Attraction
•Invitation
•Action
•Acknowledgment
•Engagement
•Summation
•Resolution
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Crossing-Media Cycle
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Crossing-Media Cycle
•Recognition
•Attraction
•Invitation
•Action
•Acknowledgment
•Engagement
•Summation
•Resolution
CTA - CALL TO ACTION
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FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Cycle
•Recognition:•Familiar brand, physical and virtual space or identity;
•Activity is appropriate
•Attraction:•Entice the audience: be visually and intellectually interesting.
•Invitation:•Why they should act, how they will act, what they should
expect if they act and what will happen if they act: the reward.
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Cycle
•Action:•They have crossed the line, taken a plunge without necessarily
knowing the rules of the game. Trust & commitment.
•Acknowledgment:•Acknowledge their presence, action and commitment.
•Personalise acknowledgment.
•Engagement:•Committed. Need repeated goals, rewards and
acknowledgments.
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
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Cycle
•Summation:
•Original goal is attained;•Loops back to the start of the cycle;
•Invited to another property within a brand.
•Resolution:
•When engagement with the property ends.
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Crossing-Media Cycle
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Crossing-Media Cycle
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Crossing-Media Cycle
C Dena, G Hayes LAMP October 2005
FRAMES OF REFERENCE
Crossing-Media Cycle