Presented by:

Dustin Schroll

OutlineProblemBasic ideaImplementation plan

ProblemLibrary websites don’t feel like libraries

anymore.Reading an e-book just isn’t the same as

reading an actual paper book.

VVLibA online/offline applet for reading e-books.Instead of a simple document view, this will

make reading on a computer aesthetically pleasing.

“Turn pages” instead of dealing with a scrollbar.

FeaturesAbility to past text into reader(primary

function).Multiple virtual environments to read books

in.Ability to find preloaded e-books through an

old fashioned card-catalog.

Main PageNeeds to be a library lobby with a card

catalog visible to click on, and an open book on a desk with a text box in the middle of it for pasting in text. Perhaps a photo of a library interior, or a 3D rendering.

Reading Location

Text will appearOn pages like this.

A version with only one page visible, with larger text will also be available.

Iteration 1 – (Wed, March 22)Basic start pageAbility to past in textAbility to choose a locationTwo page reading mode

Iteration 2 – (Wed, April 16)Start page with library interior background

with active areas.Dialog box for opening on-disk text/e-books.Sound (depending on reading environment).Realistic looking book with resizable text.

Iteration 3 - (Wed, May 7)Card catalog feature.One and two page reading books.Ability to download the applet for offline use.Perhaps include the ability to add custom

locations (have the user specify a photo and an optional sound file).

Reading environment ideasBeachUnder a TreeNice officeCoffee ShopDeskCustom Photo maybe(ability for user to add a

photo).

Design Documentation

Use Case

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Object Model

Sequence Diagram 1

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Demo