Location: HKW Lower Foyer
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The future is already here â it's just not evenly distributed. â William Gibson
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The Post-Digital Publishing workshop is doing its own little bit of âfuture re-distributionâ for open source and indie publishing. Not that much re-distribution help is needed since an imminent deluge of books is already set loose, as the book goes digital and universities open their libraries with Open Access publishing. The four days of the workshop cover: cyber-librarianship, DIY publishing tools, indie infrastructures and the battle for reimagining the university.
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This is a hack day where different members of the publishing community can come together to showcase their projects from across the spectrum of open source tools and platforms used in publishing. Some areas of interest are: eReader modding, the social book, collaborative writing like Etherpad and collaborative publishing, fonts and DTP tools, graphic design tool kits, open standards, mobile reading, app making and machine reading and writing, to name just a few.
As this is a DIY Publishing day, it is also DIY in its format, on each day of the workshop we collectively select a number of projects to work on and then hack away over the course of the day.
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This event is part of the Post-Digital Publishing Workshop series.
Participation in the workshop with pre-registration only.
Organized by: Florian Cramer, Alessandro Ludovico and Simon Worthington
In association with Creating 010, Hybrid Publishing Consortium, Neural and Mute
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Workshops offered:
Consent to Print
(Eleanor Greenhalgh & Dave Young, Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam): An experiment on how to create publications collaboratively without following the usual consensus models, but allowing for dissent.
This workshop takes place at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Lower Foyer, 12:00-16:00
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Spam Publishing
(Andre Castro & Silvio Lorusso, Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam): How to create writing and hybrid media publications from your junk mail folder.
This workshop takes place at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Lower Foyer, 12:00-16:00
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Make your own e-book in the epub format
(Florian Cramer, Creating 010, Rotterdam): A crash course requiring no prior knowledge except some HTML skills, followed by a look into experimental stuff like computer-generated ebooks.
This workshop takes place at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Lower Foyer, 12:00-16:00
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ANABLOG (Pt. 1)
(Annette Knol, Kotti-Shop, Berlin): Copyroboter Stencil Print Workshop in Kotti-Shop.Â
Anablog mixes analog print methods (risograph) with digital publishing. An experiment in print production informed by blogs, web aesthetics & digital media. Or reversed, an experiment in blogging on paper. No prior print knowledge required.
Material fee for participants: 5-8âŹ
This workshop takes place at Kotti-Shop, 17:00-20:00, Adalbertstr. 4, 10999 BerlinÂ
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This event is part of the Post-Digital Publishing Workshop series.
Participation in the workshop with pre-registration only.
Organized by: Florian Cramer, Alessandro Ludovico and Simon Worthington
In association with Creating 010, Hybrid Publishing Consortium, Neural and Mute
Location: HKW Lower Foyer
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âDie Zukunft ist schon da â sie ist nur nicht gleichmĂ€Ăig verteilt.â â William Gibson
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Dieser Workshop zum post-digitalen Herausgeben nimmt eine eigene âUmverteilung der Zukunftâ in den Bereichen Open-Source-Publishing und unabhĂ€ngiges Herausgeben vor. Nicht, dass UnterstĂŒtzung bei dieser Umverteilung nötig wĂ€re. Seit der Digitalisierung des Buchs, und seit UniversitĂ€ten ihre Bibliotheken durch Open-Access-Publishing öffnen, verfĂŒgen wir ĂŒber eine riesige BĂŒcherflut. In den vier Workshop-Tagen geht es um: Cyber-Bibliothekswesen, DIY-Herausgeber-Tools, Indie-Infrastrukturen und den Kampf um eine neue Vorstellung dessen, was die UniversitĂ€t eigentlich ist. An diesem Hack-Tag kommen verschiedene Vertreter der Herausgeber-Community zusammen und prĂ€sentieren ihre Projekte aus dem Spektrum der Open-Source-Tools und -Plattformen. Einige Themen sind: eReader-Modding, das Social Book, gemeinsames Schreiben, etwa mit Etherpad, kollaboratives Herausgeben, Fonts und DTP-Tools, Grafikdesign-Tool-Kits, offene Standards, mobiles Lesen, App-Produktion sowie maschinelles Lesen und Schreiben, um nur einige zu nennen. Da sich alles um das DIY-Herausgeben dreht, wird auch das Format von den Teilnehmern selbst gemacht. An jedem Workshop-Tag wĂ€hlen sie gemeinsam ein paar Projekte aus, an denen sie dann ĂŒber den Tag hinweg arbeiten.
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Angebotene Workshops:
Consent to Print
(Eleanor Greenhalgh und Dave Young, Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam): Ein Experiment zu einem gemeinschaftlichen Herausgeben, das keinen gÀngigen Konsens-Modellen folgt und abweichende Meinungen zulÀsst.
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Spam Publishing
(Andre Castro und Silvio Lorusso, Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam): Eine Anleitung zum kreativen Schreiben und Herausgeben hybrider Medien-Publikationen mithilfe des Spam-Ordners.
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Make your own e-book in the epub format
(Florian Cramer, Creating 010, Rotterdam): Ein Crash-Kurs, fĂŒr den keine Vorkenntnisse auĂer ein paar HTML-Skills erforderlich sind, gefolgt von Beispielen aus dem experimentellen Bereich, wie computergenerierten E-Books.
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ANABLOG (Pt. 1) This workshop takes place at Kotti-Shop, 17:00-20:00, Adalbertstr. 4, 10999 Berlin
(Annette Knol, Kotti-Shop, Berlin): Copyroboter Stencil Print Workshop in Kotti-Shop.
Anablog mixes analog print methods (risograph) with digital publishing. An experiment in print production informed by blogs, web aesthetics & digital media. Or reversed, an experiment in blogging on paper. No prior print knowledge required.
Material fee for participants: 5-8âŹ
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This event is part of the Post-Digital Publishing Workshop series.Â
Participation in the workshop with pre-registration only.
Organized by: Florian Cramer, Alessandro Ludovico and Simon Worthington
In association with Creating 010, Hybrid Publishing Consortium, Neural and Mute