SECTION 0.2
OTHER CONVENTIONS FOR THE READING OF THE TEXT
Tips for easier reading:
* Instructions to readers appear in parenthesis, for example:
"(Click on PLAY button for INTRODUCTION movie)"
* Capital letters are used to designate:
- CHAPTER TITLES and SECTION TITLES
- titles of DATA MOVIES
- control buttons: PLAY, PAUSE
- emphasis in transcripts, for example, "SIT" in:
Lil: So- (0.4) you SIT on the bench
* Footnotes, are indicated in the text by a starred number in parenthesis:
(Footnote *2; transcription symbols guide).
Footnotes can be found two ways:
1. The easiest way is to
- Click on the INDEX button at the bottom of your screen.
- Click on the box/segment in the Notes section for the note
you want, and read it (don't forget to use your scroll bar
in the text window).
- Hit the INDEX button again at the bottom of your screen.
- Click on the last lit box in the chapter you were reading
to go back to where you were. (Each box is a segment
of the chapter; a box lights up if you have visited that
segment -- and you can just click on it again to go back
to where you were). Try this with Footnote *2 from
Chapter One.
2. Or you can use the NOTES chapter. For example, look
over at the Table of Contents and locate the NOTES
chapter. Try to view footnote (*2) from Chapter One by
clicking on NOTES in the Table of Contents. When
NOTES opens, scroll down the text until you find (*2)
listed. This is a guide to the transcription symbols used
throughout the study.
* The INDEX button at the bottom of your screen accesses your Index operations. The Index can be used for EASY and quick navigation to get you where you want to go or back to exactly where you came from.
1. There is a list of chapters and following each chapter is
a row of boxes.
2. Each box is a segment of the chapter containing, for
example, text, a movie, and a still image.
3. A box lights up if you have visited that segment -- so you
can tell at a glance where you have and have not been.
4. Click on the box for the segment you just came from
and go directly back to that place in the study.
5. With footnotes, for example, you can skip the "NOTES"
chapter altogether and use the INDEX button and the boxes.