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Yes, the inverted pyramid can handle most cases in journalism. The example that I provide in the post (a tutorial split between 2 audiences) is an example wher
by kaycebasques 8y ago
Yes, the inverted pyramid can handle most cases in journalism.
The example that I provide in the post (a tutorial split between 2 audiences) is an example where this UI may be useful. Granted, even that is an edge case. I think there are different, more straightforward strategies for handling split-audience tutorials. This post was just an exploration into a UI that intrigued me.
- tlrobinson 8y agoI like that use case. I'm often bored by technical books where I know some of the material but don't have the patience to find the new material. Ebooks/articles that adapt to the reader's existing knowledge would be interesting. Either via a quiz up front or marking sections you already know as you go. Basically a form of adaptive learning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaptive_learning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaptive_learning