The funnel of the introduction
The funnel shape of an introduction to a dissertation or research proposal represents a broad statement about a topic that then becomes increasingly focussed toward the final question of interest in the particular research proposal. Here is a possible funnel to my question of interest: Americans seem to have embedded in their collective conscience the image of the rugged individual rising to the top through sheer force of will and on their own merits or because of their lone genius. But current research suggests that lasting innovation and successful businesses result from effective collaboration of many people together rather than from solitary contributions of brilliant individuals. As a result, many organizations espouse a growing need for people in the modern workplace to be able to work in teams in order to innovate solutions to rapidly changing problems in myriad disciplines. Research from the last decade or so has shed new light on the attributes of group creativity an
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Approach: I like the progressive decrease in text, including the initial dropping of the first letter of each word. I recall using a similar technique manually when I was in seminary and found it to be more effective.
Flow and Function: It appears to be well organized and consistent with other scripture apps. I am curious about how much flexibility users will have in terms of scriptures they would like to select for memorization. Would you like to eventually have them separated verse-by-verse, or do you plan to chunk them? Is there a way that the user could choose multiple verses to view and work through at the same time?
Great job! I look forward to seeing your end product!