Traveling Items
Traveling items are passed from person to person, with each recipient adding a chapter to the story. These items are usually small and mobile.
Example: A Mountain Dew can passed between entrepreneurs, each one adding a lesson they learned while starting their company, with a final destination of Bill Gates.
Example: A Mountain Dew can passed between entrepreneurs, each one adding a lesson they learned while starting their company, with a final destination of Bill Gates.
Stationary Items
Stationary items are put on a fixed object. Each person who sees the item can add a chapter to the story. These items are usually large and immobile.
Example: A marker placed at the top of Mount Everest. The people who make it to the summit can share their experiences climbing the mountain.
Example: A marker placed at the top of Mount Everest. The people who make it to the summit can share their experiences climbing the mountain.
Personal Items
Personal items are items that stay with one author or a group of authors. A chapter is added to the story when a new event occurs, The author can also tell a story about
themselves.
Example: A story of four friends road tripping across North America, with the car being the SendMeHome item.
Example: A story of four friends road tripping across North America, with the car being the SendMeHome item.
Shared Items
Many people can own a similar item. For example, a Volkswagen Beetle. Shared items
encourages you to collaborate and create a story by using similar items that are distributed all over the world.
Example: Different disposable cameras are tied to benches in cities accross the globe. Each one is left for random people to use for 24 hours, the pictures that result are each given their own chapter.
Example: Different disposable cameras are tied to benches in cities accross the globe. Each one is left for random people to use for 24 hours, the pictures that result are each given their own chapter.