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==Outcome Session Four== | |||
Today we spent the morning session discussing possibilities of how to archive the material generated whilst making SI4. | |||
The full record of our session today can be found on: | |||
[https://pad.pzimediadesign.nl/p/steve-15-11-2017 Pad for today] | |||
We articulated the aims of such an archive, as follows: | |||
“This archive serves the following aims: It will be permeable and accessible. Its nature reflects the transparency of the process of making the book. It serves as a testimony to the potential of the archive as a site of cultural production. It gives legitimacy (to its subject) through the ACT of documenting. | |||
The process of putting information together helps bind relations across a number of networks where a relation was not previously recognised. We aim to make this network of relations visible. At all stages the design decisions informed the process, a material archive is therefore an essential element.” | |||
From the four draft proposals sketched in the class the preferred outcomes were: | |||
1) Timeline - using a timeline extension on wiki or calendar? | |||
Each week is a page (Sept 25 - December 7th) 11 weeks | |||
In each week’s page you have the corresponding material (some files are only aliases, real file is in folders in Poortgebouw archive or PZI) | |||
Material in each week: Links to pads, content files, design files, research, gallery, emails as text, versions of our wiki, audios of interviews in preview?, zines physical archive in weeks and then in categories, printed and digital material in different formats | |||
and | |||
2) FILES ON A PI: simple html website with directory of files | |||
week > categories > files. | |||
Physical version housed in PG | |||
Both these options are achievable in the time allowed and given the resources we have. | |||
However, the group agreed that serious thought be given to design elements which involve, personalise and intrigue the user. | |||
Latest revision as of 10:11, 16 November 2017
RW&RM 10:00-17:00 small project space
Session Four Nov 15
At the last session we discussed what to do with the archive of Special Issue 4. After reviewing several options we agreed to go away and give it some serious thought. Annett Dekker's lecture may have provided new perspectives and suggested different possibilities of how to deal with the SI4 Archive.
AM 10-11:00:
1) Review: Zine-camp (what you did and how to take it further)
2) Review: Annett Dekker lecture
Pads
Pad from Annett's Lecture
Pad for today
3) In the light of Annett Dekker's lecture, what is our current thinking on archiving the Special Issue 4 material?:
Key questions (please add)
Who will the special issue archive serve?
How can it be made public?
(or should I ask, what are the many ways in which it can be made public?)
11:00-12:45
Make models for SI4 archive (sketches and outline)
12:45
Review models for SI4 archive and timetable action going forward
13:00 LUNCH
14:00- 17:00
14:00 Review progress on publication and poster and allocate tasks
14:15 work on publication
16:45: Review today's work and plan ahead
editing tips
Outcome Session Four
Today we spent the morning session discussing possibilities of how to archive the material generated whilst making SI4.
The full record of our session today can be found on: Pad for today
We articulated the aims of such an archive, as follows:
“This archive serves the following aims: It will be permeable and accessible. Its nature reflects the transparency of the process of making the book. It serves as a testimony to the potential of the archive as a site of cultural production. It gives legitimacy (to its subject) through the ACT of documenting. The process of putting information together helps bind relations across a number of networks where a relation was not previously recognised. We aim to make this network of relations visible. At all stages the design decisions informed the process, a material archive is therefore an essential element.”
From the four draft proposals sketched in the class the preferred outcomes were:
1) Timeline - using a timeline extension on wiki or calendar?
Each week is a page (Sept 25 - December 7th) 11 weeks
In each week’s page you have the corresponding material (some files are only aliases, real file is in folders in Poortgebouw archive or PZI) Material in each week: Links to pads, content files, design files, research, gallery, emails as text, versions of our wiki, audios of interviews in preview?, zines physical archive in weeks and then in categories, printed and digital material in different formats and
2) FILES ON A PI: simple html website with directory of files
week > categories > files.
Physical version housed in PG
Both these options are achievable in the time allowed and given the resources we have.
However, the group agreed that serious thought be given to design elements which involve, personalise and intrigue the user.