What is a digital philatelic study?
A DPS is an electronic file or set of files that tells a philatelic story such as: the change from traditional to pictorial designs in British Caribbean Colonies; the Pony Express; or mail from the Crimean war. It combines the elements of journal articles, exhibits and PowerPoint presentations into a final electronic presentation form (i.e. PowerPoint file, PDF file, etc.). Like an article, the primary focus is on the story as it is told, but, like an exhibit or PowerPoint presentation, the emphasis is placed on the illustrations with the text as supplementary. Examples of DPS from the Fall 2006 and 2007 Mega-Events may be seen at the ASDA’s website – www.asdaonline.com.. Who may submit an entry and team entries A DPS may be submitted for entry in the show by an individual who is: over 18 years of age; an emancipated minor; or under 18, with the approval of his/her legal guardian. Entries may also be submitted by a team comprising no more than four people, each of whom meets the criter
