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Deliverables:
I am building a company of players and coaches to collect and distribute information support for basketball teams.
A body of work, “coaching notes”, in a rack of removable 3-ring-plastic pages. The collection consists of handouts, rosters, game plans and notes of basketball coaches and basketball players. It has been edited and added to. It will continue to be edited and added to. The deliverable is an app for holding documents. images and notes to be edited, revised, bound and distributed to teams as they move through the season, as a league.
An “article” is the top page of a stack of original, related documents, essays, articles or books kept in the catalog rack. An article is an image of only the top page.
In this 1st edition, a Green-bolded label is reference to a 8 1/2 inch image on paper that follows the appropriate text. Red-bolded labels are for documents that are in the catalog rack only, not shown in this 1st edition.
Original documents for both red and green images are in the catalog rack.
Most pages will be a full 8 1/2 by 11 size in order to make full size copies on a standard office copy machine later.
Purchased playbooks will have document sets that will be used by coaches (or wanna-be) to populate their own team’s playbook, saving the [unaltered] purchased playbook for reference.
A galley (“A printer’s proof in the form of long single column strip, not in sheets or pages.”) is a feature that is available in the future, a best quality 8 1/2 photo-ready document. This a finished image that may be hi-res scanned and sent as a published insert to a playbook. This is often one document, photo, or image ready to be photographed, scanned, or sent via text. The first edition of this manuscript has no “galleys”. They are in the next edition.
