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#17 Static Genres vs. Dynamic Genres

 Static Genres

Book Definition: 

Genres that are typically associate with analog presentation that are often found distributed in printed forms, such as posters, flyer, brochure, reports, paintings, and the like, but may equally appear in three-dimensional forms. They are meant to be read as a singular object, in one glance. 

My Definition: 

Genres that are meant to be read as a singular object, in one glance. These genres are often found distributed in printed forms, such as flyers, posters, brochures, etc.

Example:


Dynamic Genres

Book Definition:
Genres that change and are often timeline based or require user interaction to work. Dynamic genres include videos, audio projects, websites, etc. Dynamic Genres also can be digital websites and applications. 
My Definition: 
Genres that have moving parts, that often require user interaction or attention. Videos, audio, websites, apps, performances, etc. are example of dynamic genres. 
Example:









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