4.35 minutes
If you have a paper book in your hands, you can open
it, close it, turn its pages... However, with a digital book new verbs come
into action.
Watch the clip, find out how may things you can do with
an e-reader and, afterwards, complete the text that follows.
Software developer Mike Matas demos the
first full-length interactive book for the iPad -- with clever, swipeable
video and graphics and some very cool data visualizations to play with.
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SUMMARY : Use the terms in the box to fill in the blanks.
pick up (2) -
zoom into - pinch and peak
back - swipe through
lift off -
pop it - walk you through - zoom out to -
open it up
scroll
through - fold it back up
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We can open the book and .............................the
chapters to browse the book.
We can ..............................the pages at the
bottom and if we wanted to ............................................a page,
we can just open it up.
Anything you see in the book, you can ............................................with
two fingers and ....................................the page and open up.
And if you want to go back and read the book again,
you just ...................................................and put it back on
the page. You pick it up and ...........................................open.
The author can ...........................................and
explain photos or illustrations. You can zoom into any of them and you can open
footage and interactive animations.
We can ............................................at
the page, we can .....................................the table of contents, and
if you started reading on your iPad then you can .........................................where
you left off on the iPhone.
You can pinch into any page to............................
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