Choose a location on your campus or in your town that has importance for the community. (The location could be important because of a historical incident, for example, or because it is a popular gathering site.) Imagining that you could use any available new-media technology, use the heuristic in this chapter to sketch three differing site-specific approaches you could use for informing a local, popular audience about the site. You will need to study the site by going there and observing how people use the site, and you will need to consider the kinds of emotional engagements you think the audience should develop with the site, given your purposes. Consider podcasts, touch screens, interactive projection systems, and so on.