I have reached Chunk 20 in the editing. I hope to complete the first full edit by the end of August and then carry out a structuring exercise which would involve adding some glue text to cover the interfaces between the chunks.
It was an excellent event on Monday. Ira has offered to write a preface; something I have taken up with alacrity.
If any of you want to be put on the reserve list for chunks that were not delivered please email me.
Friday, June 19, 2009
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Webcast Details
The webcast page for the 15th June event is here. It automatically refreshes itself, adding the Live links when the event goes live. You will need QuickTime 7 or later to view the webcast.
Progress 6th June
So far I have edited 13 texts. All are excellent. The main problems (all small) are:
I may need to look at structure once I have done the first twenty. However, I will not be touching the texts that were delivered and edited, they are uniformly good.
- Punctuation
- Sometimes an over laid-back style
- Two small assumptions about what students have learned in previous chunks were not correct.
- Figure referencing needed fixing up.
I may need to look at structure once I have done the first twenty. However, I will not be touching the texts that were delivered and edited, they are uniformly good.
Monday, June 1, 2009
June 15th
We are finalising the arrangements for the four hour session on the mass writing project. It will take place on June 15th. The first session will be from 11.00 to 13.00 and will be devoted to Processing. Ira Greenberg will talk about his journey from artist to programmer and describe recent advances in Processing.
The afternoon will be started at 14.00 with a short talk by me introducing the project (about 30 minutes) and then four students will describe their involvement. We hope to finish by around 16.00. The event will be webcast so you can follow it live; however, it will also be recorded and made available for viewing later. Details of the webcast link and the link to the video will follow in about a week.
The afternoon will be started at 14.00 with a short talk by me introducing the project (about 30 minutes) and then four students will describe their involvement. We hope to finish by around 16.00. The event will be webcast so you can follow it live; however, it will also be recorded and made available for viewing later. Details of the webcast link and the link to the video will follow in about a week.
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