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Scrolling Sicily

Marta Salvador-Almela, Eugeni Osácar, Jordi Arcos-Pumarola · Anthropology in Action · 2025

Abstract The second season of The White Lotus presents a representation of the Sicilian landscape linked to luxury and privilege. Thus, while the series offers an ironic critique of tourism, it also reinforces a glamorous image of Sicily. This article explores how social media, in particular TikTok, contributes to the projection of this image. Through digital ethnography and semiotic analysis, it examines how user-generated content related to The White Lotus reproduces, subverts or reinterprets the projected representations of the series. The results show how TikTok posts emphasise locations, stereotypes and narrative motifs specific to the series. Thus, an audiovisual production and social media can influence a destination's tourism dynamics, making it necessary to monitor user-generated content to identify emerging tourism trends.

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Scrolling Alone

Abby M Foreman · Dordt Digital Collections (Dordt College) · 2018

"We should ask ourselves how we can create community that is hospitable and encourages positive connections with one another." Posting about the problem of social isolation from In All Things - an online journal for critical reflection on faith, culture, art, and every ordinary-yet-graced square inch of God’s creation. https://inallthings.org/scrolling-alone/

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Scrolling ahead

Kristina Tarczy‐Hornoch · Journal of American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus · 2023

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Scrolling Platformer

Sebastiano M. Cossu · Apress eBooks · 2024

In Chapter 8 , we saw how to create a single-screen platformer (SSP) implementing some interesting features and tackling some challenging new problems like gravity management, jumping, climbing on ladders, and picking up collectibles to clear the level. We also talked about level design and how to make things more interesting by positioning things in smart ways.

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Scrolling Whiteboard

Waye, Alexander, Shim, Justin, Ahbab, Mahfuj et al. · Deep Blue (University of Michigan) · 2021

The modern dry-erase whiteboard has become a tried-and-true educational tool synonymous with teaching and brainstorming. The strengths of the dry-erase whiteboard are familiar to students and teachers alike. The dry-erase marker and whiteboard combination is an extremely easy and effective tool to quickly jot down ideas and collaborate, and the large surface area and high-contrast appearance makes words and drawings easy to visualize and discuss. However, the rise of digital hardware like the Apple iPad has highlighted important weaknesses with the dry-erase whiteboard. Running digital writing softwares like Microsoft OneNotes, devices like the iPad allow users to write on an “infinitely” large surface and quickly save past notes and ideas in a digital format such as a PDF. In addition, the process of scrolling, writing, and erasing are extremely intuitive. But with all the strengths of the digital writing experience, there are also an equal number of weaknesses. It is naturally more difficult to collaborate with digital writing tools, and some research shows that the lack of physical, haptic feedback when writing on a glass screen can hinder learning and handwriting quality. Our goal was to create a small scale prototype that “digitizes” the dry-erase whiteboard. We succeeded in creating a physical prototype that more than triples the total writing area of a traditional whiteboard. This prototype can also erase markings made on the whiteboard without the user erasing by hand. We have also developed an algorithm to digitize the written work using a Raspberry Pi camera. While this early prototype serves as a useful proof of concept, the design falls short in several key areas. The motor coupling was originally designed to use a set of gears, but the imprecise conveyor roller mounts allow the gears to become misaligned. The prototype also has exposed gearing which should be enclosed in a final product. There are a number of issues with the current writing surface that should also be resolved.

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Scrolling Alone

Foreman, Abby M · Dordt Digital Collections (Dordt College) · 2018

"We should ask ourselves how we can create community that is hospitable and encourages positive connections with one another."\nPosting about the problem of social isolation from In All Things - an online journal for critical reflection on faith, culture, art, and every ordinary-yet-graced square inch of God’s creation.\nhttps://inallthings.org/scrolling-alone/

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Scrolling time window.

Qingchun Jiao (18388097), Yifan Zhang (119570), Yang Lu (59885) et al. · Figshare · 2025

<i>x</i><sub>1</sub> represents a “change- tensile -reset” operation, which generates sequence of temporal features as input to the model.

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Scar Tissue Scrolling

Sabrina Reiml, DE-Forchheim; Dr. Alexander Brost, DE-Forchheim · 2016

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Radial scrolling revisited

Antero Taivalsaari · 2008

About ten years ago, the author of this paper first proposed a user interface concept in which the display is scrolled radially rather than horizontally or vertically. A central goal of the radially scrolling user interface concept was to allow screen space to be utilized more efficiently, especially in mobile devices with limited displays. Back then, the author wrote a Personal Information Manager (PIM) application for the Palm pocket organizer device to demonstrate the concept. That application was not particularly powerful, given that the Palm pocket organizer had serious memory and processing power limitations. As computing devices have become dramatically more powerful since then, this is a good time to revisit some of the earlier ideas. In this paper we summarize our experiences in porting the radial scrolling algorithm onto the Sun™ Labs Lively Kernel--a flexible web programming environment written entirely in the Java- Script™ language.

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Beyond the scrolling

Duquaine, McKenzie · Washington State University · 2024

This mixed methods study investigates Gen Z female TikTok users’ psychological responses towards TikTok content. Study one explores users’ emotional and cognitive responses toward storytelling and For You Page content. Data was collected through interviews with 15 participants and coded to develop initial themes and subthemes based on participant’s responses. The results show that higher emotional stimulation exists when participants view FYP content over storytelling content. Six cognitive factors are identified as important subthemes: information quality, brand/product awareness, relatability, authenticity, content personalization, and aesthetic appeal. Thus, study two investigates how those six cognitive factors are evaluated by users specifically on the TikTok FYP to build affective responses and overall influence trust and purchase intention. To understand the relationship between these psychological and behavioral responses, the cognitive-affective-conative (CAC) model was applied to this study. Data was collected through an online survey with 451 eligible responses received. This study applied partial least square structural equation modeling for data analysis. The findings indicate that pleasure is positively influenced by information quality, brand/product awareness, relatability, authenticity, and aesthetic appeal. Arousal is positively influenced by information quality, brand/product awareness, relatability, and aesthetic appeal. Dominance is positively influenced by authenticity and content personalization. Pleasure, arousal, and dominance all positively impact trust, which positively influences purchase intention. Fashion influencers and brands may apply the findings of this study to effectively develop TikTok content to drive sales based on viewer’s trust and purchase intentions when viewing their content.

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Scrolling background test

Newgrounds · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew) · 2008

Another test about bakground scrolling Author Comments: Ijust wanna know if i Know how to use Background scrolling

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Scrolling for Health

Yara Qutteina, Daniela Monserrat Marino Calles, Tim Smits · Tijdschrift voor Communicatiewetenschappen · 2025

Samenvatting Scrollen voor gezondheid: een verkennende inhoudsanalyse van berichten over gezonde voeding op sociale media Deze studie onderzoekt hoe gezondheidspromotors duurzame, gezonde voeding communiceren op sociale media. Een analyse van 545 TikTok-video’s toont aan dat diëtisten vaker en met meer betrokkenheid posten dan gezondheidsorganisaties. Verschillende strategieën worden gebruikt, zoals sociale normen en emotionele en rationele appeals. Praktische implicaties en aanbevelingen voor toekomstig onderzoek worden besproken.

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Scrolling Towards Bethlehem

Yvonne Chiu · 2023

The social media industry lacks developed principles of professional ethics that it would need in order to better navigate the ethics of conforming to local media laws in authoritarian countries that lack meaningful protections for privacy, personal and political expression, and intellectual property. This chapter analyzes this question through three frameworks of professional ethics—journalism ethics, technology ethics, and business ethics—and the ways that social media resembles and crucially differs from these three industries.

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