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• authorship • collaboration • presentation • sharing • making it work: start where you are A Distributed Publishing Framework Brian Lamb’s introductory screencast on blip.tv

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UBC's approach to distributed publishing/content management using blogs and wikis.

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Page 1: Distributed Publishing Framework

• authorship

• collaboration

• presentation

• sharing

• making it work: start where you are

A Distributed Publishing Framework

Brian Lamb’s introductory screencast on blip.tv

Page 2: Distributed Publishing Framework

Authorship

• individual or collective

• protected or open

• version control

• security: server back up

Page 3: Distributed Publishing Framework

Authorship: Examples

• individual or collective

• protected or open

• version control

• security: server back up

Page 4: Distributed Publishing Framework

Collaboration

• individual contributions to collective

• collective decision making about content

• categorizing/tagging content

• central management (clean up, fix ups, spam control, etc).

Page 5: Distributed Publishing Framework

Collaboration: Examples

• individual contributions to collective

• collective decision making about content

• categorizing/tagging content

• central management (clean up, fix ups, spam control, etc).

Page 6: Distributed Publishing Framework

Presentation

• who needs to know about your content?

• how will users access it?

• author/update locally/share widely (varied locations).

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Presentation: Examples

• who needs to know about your content?

• how will users access it?

• author/update locally/share widely (varied locations).

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Sharing

• shareable formats (RSS; JSON)

• advantages

• limitations

• Creative CommonsFrom: alexkingorg Flickr photostream

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Making it Work

• start where you are

• experiment with others

• if it works - very powerful content management approach

• features: granularity of feeds, etc.