Drug Facts Label Exercise

What had to change in the Drug Facts Section was continuing the label with another column on the right because the size of the box wasn't big enough for one narrow, long column.

I would make the uses bigger in font or bold the bullets in order to show the viewer what to use the drug for.  I would also make the warnings a little bigger in order allow the viewer to see what could happen if they take the drug under certain circumstances and the side effects of the drug.

This is the one example of a Drug Facts Label I had in my medicine chest.

Golden Mean

Golden Mean:http://www.vashti.net/mceinc/golden.htm

Fabinacci sequence:http://mathworld.wolfram.com/FibonacciNumber.html

Ruben's Vase

Web 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0

http://www.amazon.com/

Click link above for Web 1.0 website

 Amazon.com and other product selling websites are considered Web 1.0. Web 1.0 is searching for quiries, sending request by PHP, and you receiving the results. This site allows you to buy and sell items with other users.

http://www.go2web20.net/site/?a=Popplet

Click link above for Web 2.0 website

This site feeds information to you dynamically. Web 2.0 uses flash animation, user generated content, and read-write web. This website allows you to connect to other websites and share your idea through read-write web. This website allows you to write down your ideas, organize them, and share them with other users.

http://www.opera.com/

Click link above for Web 3.0 website

In this Web 3.0 website, your browser gets to know you and answers to your request, understands all requests and uses key searches by user, and cross references databases. Linking data is the power of web design 3.0. The more we share data, the more we have free data and free identities.

Tristan Hom's New Media Questions Answered

The characteristics of New Media are digital and are usually manipulated, networkable dense, compressable, and interactive. Three similarities between new and traditional media are creating, publishing, and distributing. Three differences between new and traditional media are the digitizing of content into bits, the aspect of content production, and digital more than analog.  Four examples of traditional media include the television programs, magazines, books, and other paper based publications. Four examples of New Media are Internet, websites, computer multimedia, and DVDs. New Media is problematic because of technological determinism-more focused on technology rather than tracing the social networks. A new name for "New Media" could "Modern Media" or "Digital Media".