Try To Decode This!
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ROTation - 1:
Uijt jt uif ujnf pg uif ebz xifo nptu spccfsjft boe uifgut pddvs.
Cryptogram
Cross Word Puzzle
After reading the assignment requirements and reading the
resource articles, I gained a better understanding of creating Alternate
Reality Games (ARGs) and the process for the “mini-hunt” creation process. Before
this assignment, I was unsure of what type of rabbit hole or trail head was
required for this assignment. I realized that for a Rabbit Hole or a Trail Head
to be truly effective, it must include codes, clues, and puzzles to lead the
reader to the next media elements. I chose to include Morse Code and ROTation-1
coding as clues for the rabbit hole. Additionally, I include a crossword puzzle
and a cryptograph to add a puzzle aspect to the mini-hunt creating process. All
four of these media elements could be used in my Transmedia Short Story
Challenge entry to make the media element more believable. The readers can find
the answers to the decoded elements by decoding the information with their own
personal knowledge or by accessing the World Wide Web to decode the message. This
was a very interesting process because I never heard of a cryptograph puzzle or
a ROTation-1 decoder. As I move forward with my project, I will use two out of
four of these media elements to enhance my rabbit hole.
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