TO DO THIS WEEK
read:
Post Artifact Book, by Craig Mod
Creative Commons and Copyright: Open Access and OER
blog prompt: Craig Mod’s essay “Post-Artifact Book” is about the central importance of HTML and the Web in the new world of digital publishing. Discuss the author’s ideas of the “post-artifact system” of publishing and reflect on your own growing up with the web as a source of information and entertainment. Quote from the text.
Class Notes
“What do we mean by the web of the mid 90’s and when did it end?
To be blunt it was bright, rich, personal, slow and under construction. It was a web of sudden connections and personal links. Pages were built on the edge of tomorrow, full of hope for a faster connection and a more powerful computer. One could say it was the web of the indigenous…or the barbarians. In any case, it was a web of amateurs soon to be washed away by dot.com ambitions, professional authoring tools and guidelines designed by usability experts.”
-Olia Lialina, A Vernacular Web
- Post Artifact Book, by Craig Mod
- HTML – The first website, Tim Berners-Lee
- Early Web + Net Art – Olia Lialina, My boyfriend came back from the war. After dinner they left us alone. Grammatron, by Mark Amerika
- Open Source and Open Access: Creative Commons and Copyright: Open Access and OER
- Wikipedia
- Web Publications – Dot Com $, Blogs (WordPress), Videoblogging>Youtube, subscription: Medium, Substack
- Hybrid (web, print, ebook, pdf) –wordwestrevue.co,
- textbook publishing: iPSI, DTC 101 – OER
- academic/art publishing – TDR and EBR
- Metadata, DOI
Intro to HTML and CSS
FINAL PROJECT Group meetings – ToDo lists, Slack Channel.
Salmon Creek Journal – model The New River Journal
DTC Handbook – model Web Dev Handbook
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