Annotatist Post
draft of the up-coming list of contributions and self indulgent minuting by participants.
Fiction Writer Anil on understanding annotation
Simon contributes a brief summary of the 'Leuphana Annotation' workshop and a note on the 'Bureau for Book Liberation' prototyping project.
Purposeful online community discussion during the event
Lambert:
Our Movement
Alsi:
The more I imagine the almost infinite number of possibilities of creating/curating/remaking...in indefinite number of ways/styles/methods/perspectives..., the more Anotat-İST becomes a restory ever accessed and renarrated.
Her E-words
Essence... Of you sitting there, listening, absorbing, pondering, stirring things up, articulating, ... It felt really good. I really appreciated and enjoyed the essence of your presence.
Onur
Benjamin
Here is the Annotator 2.0 storage plugin that will (hopefully) facilitate the architecture we looked at: https://github.com/bigbluehat/annotator-pouchdb
I hope to release soon the Firefox extension.
In the end, adding PouchDB (one part of the federation story I presented) to a Firefox add-on took some minimal "hacking" but otherwise was the usual Firefox add-on programming work.
My hope is that This Sort Of Thing could be used for all sorts of content--not just annotation--and provide a foundation for device-to-cloud, cloud-to-cloud, and device-to-device (this one's my personal favorite) synchronization and data sharing.
Thanks again for letting me tune in from http://thatgreenville.com/
Talking about tools. Check out https://readfold.com/
This is a bit like restory :)
but the restory word in restory.swtr.us is a repo of annotation tidbits useful in a story, i am thinking of calling it notelets. what do you think of notelet as the other word for annotation. a notelet is folded and thus can be open by who all is allowed to open it and such other attributes are possible
