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Balto and Togo: Hero Dogs of Alaska

為了解決Thinking Dogs的問題，作者Moss, Helen 這樣論述：

It’s the winter of 1924 and a diptheria outbreak is threatening the population of Nome, Alaska. The only way to stop the deadly illness from causing a full blown epidemic is to immediately deliver one million units of the diptheria antitoxin to the affected communities --a task that seems impossible

given the only way to reach any place in Alaska at this time of year is by dog sled. The stakes are high, and the snow is piling higher, will the antitoxin make it in time? Or will the infection spread faster than they can treat it... Follow along as Balto and Togo lead the way in this race against

time to get the antitoxin and save lives. Helen Moss was born in 1964 and grew up in the beautiful rolling countryside of Worcestershire and a remote corner of Saudi Arabia. Helen now lives in a village near Cambridge with her computer-scientist husband, two teenage sons and some dogs and hens. W

hen she’s not writing or thinking up her next dastardly crime (purely fictional, of course!), she likes walking in the countryside with the dogs, running (without the dogs, who just trip her over) climbing mountains and skiing down them - and reading, of course.

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「浪你回家」— 流浪動物插畫與互動視覺之創作研究

為了解決Thinking Dogs的問題，作者林愛詠 這樣論述：

流浪動物議題持續的透過活動、展覽，進行動物領養與照護宣傳，提升收容所 的曝光度與領養率。由於21 世紀的海報較注重於資訊的傳播與活動宣傳，本研究計畫希望透過大量收集收容所流浪動物資訊，結合互動藝術進行創意思考與創作研究，從中了解數位藝術的使用者體驗、感受，在運用互動科技溝通訊息時，能使人們在閱聽上增加互動體驗樂趣，達到有效的資訊傳播與宣傳亮點。在作品圖像的創作思維及版面編排的表現形式相當多元的情況下，展覽運用插畫結合擴增實境的數位藝術，以動態圖像插畫來敘說動物保護、領養照護等知識，透過互動導覽設 計，人們可以體驗收容與認養的過程，在閱讀、觀賞作品時，像進入到收容所中的虛擬空間遨遊與體驗學習。

本研究運用視覺識讀能力(Visual Literacy)與符號學理論(Semiotics)，將資 料彙整後進行分析，透過網路、新聞媒體、書籍，從中解讀圖像資訊內容，尋找以犬貓為主題之插畫創作作品風格分析，並以擴增實境運用於敘事體驗的相關設計 展覽案例，作為創作靈感考啟發與考量，本創作以中部地區的USR教育部大學推動計劃之「浪愛齊步走―流浪動物減量與福祉實踐」為訪察目標，蒐集浪愛齊步走計畫、后里動物之家流浪動物資訊，作為創作元素，運用藝術創作實踐法(Art Practice Approach)將系列海報設計運用圖文、虛與實結合之實境技術，帶給閱聽 者不同的互動方式。過程請 3 位動保服務機構人員

與 5 位數位媒體設計各領域專家進行評估，透過多次修改與嘗試，創造新的視覺風格與體驗，最後以展覽形式呈現互動作品，豐富展覽的可玩性、多樣性。經由創作過程中，了解到插畫的風格與技法多樣化，在圖像與文字資訊之間能 夠相互輔佐，結合擴增實境技術的視覺效果，有一定的挑戰性，必須花較長的時間 在學習與作品創新的實驗，反覆修正改善作品的完整度，嘗試讓作品在效果的互動 體驗有趣與感受深刻，並提高人們對動物領養、保護的認知，增加觀展的參與度、吸引力，作為未來發展所呈現資訊創新的數位體驗價值。運用認知心理學理論 (Cognitive Psychology)於參觀展覽結束後，以科技接受模型問卷與量表進行調查， 探

討科技使用態度與行為是否提升認養意願與對於整體展覽的滿意度、展覽設備、 可玩性及作品帶給閱聽者的體驗感受。

Cluck: One Fowl Finds Out What’s Truly Foul

為了解決Thinking Dogs的問題，作者Moss, Cheryl 這樣論述：

A beautifully illustrated children’s book about the compelling journey of a young chicken named Cluck, told by a sage parrot. Cluck is a very fortunate bird that was born in the safety and security of a sanctuary. But he is surrounded by birds who have seen hardship at the hands of humans, includin

g the book’s narrator, an old wise parrot. Cluck is about to learn about other chicks who are not protected firsthand, as a factory farm and a chicken dinner drive-thru are built down the road. Children and adults of all ages will be moved and captivated by Cluck’s journey. Cheryl Moss is a staun

ch animal activist and vegan who resides in Henderson, Nevada. She is creating a children’s book series about alternative ways of thinking and living to foster fundamental change. With her husband, she created the non-profit Let’s Share a Dog, whereby lonely people could connect with busy people in

their own neighborhood through the mutual love of dogs. Cluck is the second in a children’s book series. Irene Blasco is a Spanish illustrator, designer, and painter based in Valencia, Spain. Taking an intuitive approach, she primarily works with digital techniques in a versatile style that accentua

tes her use of color. She loves photography and since 2010 has taught art workshops for children. Her work has been recognized with prestigious awards as the Bologna Ragazzi Digital Award in 2013 for her interactive storybook Rita the Lizard. Irene is also the winner of the LIBER 2021 Illustration A

ward.

平台事業的啟動策略與信任建構：個案研究–毛小愛

為了解決Thinking Dogs的問題，作者Thi Anh Thu Dinh 這樣論述：

More and more Taiwanese people, especially the young generation, are changing lifestyles when choosing to raise a pet instead of having children. A Council of Agriculture survey finds that households in Taiwan are projected to have almost 3 million pet cats and dogs in the second half of 2020, almo

st double the number in 2006. The dramatic rise in pet ownership has brought a surge in the country’s pet-care industry and led to the growth of relevant businesses in Taiwan. Keai Creative Technology Company Limited, as an entrepreneur company in Taiwan, has captured great opportunities to venture

into a pet-care industry under the platform business model that is Fluv as known as Mao Xiao Ai (hereinafter referred to as “Fluv”), a pet care sharing economy platform. Fluv is a platform that specifically connects the pet parent with the pet sitter who would like to take care of other pets.Buildin

g a platform is really hard, and how to develop the platform is a difficult question that needs to be resolved by a platform owner. Therefore, understanding the specific strategies of a platform applied in each stage of development is the overall goal of this research work. The primary strategies me

ntioned in this research are mostly related to the launching strategies, platform governance and building trust in the perspective of sharing ecommerce.This thesis adopts case study to analyze the Fluv’s business model, platform and competitive strategy that the company uses to enter a new market in

particular so as to help platform entrepreneurs and managers tackle the challenges of value creation and value capture in general. The data is collected from an in depth-interview conducted with the Fluv founder – Candace, CEO, that helped in development for this discussion. In this research, vario

us issues are considered and potential platform strategies are recommended for the improvement of those problems.