Crosswalks

Crosswalks similar to those used in school zones, complete with flashing lights and a warning that a moose is crossing the road.

Alaska Group Mulls Moose Solutions Dave Hurteau 2008

Crosswalks are there to warn pedestrians not to cross until you drive through.

Road test Calamity Jen 2009

Crosswalks are ignored, and cars jockey with pedestrians.

gan_bei: Catching up gan_bei 2007

Crosswalks are ignored, and cars jockey with pedestrians.

Catching up gan_bei 2007

Crosswalks in the SchemaTrans repository are initially modeled using METS, a standard for encoding metadata about objects in digital libraries.

OCLC Research David Bigwood 2005

Crosswalks in the SchemaTrans repository are initially modeled using METS, a standard for encoding metadata about objects in digital libraries.

Archive 2005-01-16 David Bigwood 2005

Contextual Crosswalks extend the capabilities of the default Building Blocks navigation model to include links that express context-driven associative relationships between Containers, regardless of their location within the Dashboard or Portal structure.

Comments at Boxes and Arrows 2010

While Contextual Crosswalks can express any kind of associative relationship, in practice, it's best to define a limited set of types of Contextual Crosswalk in advance and apply them consistently across the Dashboard or Portal Suite.

Comments at Boxes and Arrows 2010

Contextual Crosswalks allow dashboard architects to create a direct link between blocks that is sensitive to context, instead of simply point to point.

Comments at Boxes and Arrows 2010

Contextual Crosswalks often appear in the form of a Page showing Views for an item, both of which are chosen via Control Bar to give users ready access to the other available collections of blocks matching the other origin contexts.

Comments at Boxes and Arrows 2010