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CMC Magazine: Call For Articles: Writing And The Web How is the Web affecting what writing is? How should writing online be taught?Who is excluded from writing and creating content online? http://www.december.com/cmc/mag/1997/jan/callweb.html
Extractions: Call for Articles One of the credos of the wired world is "content is king." But unlike creating prose for more traditional media, writing on the Web is a whole new art form and the area of how best to present writing electronically is just being explored. When audiences are presented with information online, we know they read differently and so it follows that we must write differently, but how? What are the rules for good writing online? CMC Magazine will devote it's June 1997 issue to the new rules for writing online. We want to find out: What are the characteristics of good online writing? Exactly how is it different from a printed piece of prose? If you must take something in print and put it online, what editing guidelines should you follow? How can we invoke the electronic muse? How does the Web broaden our notion of writing that previously existed as the mere alphanumeric representation of characters on paper? How is the Web affecting what writing is? How should writing online be taught? Who is excluded from writing and creating content online?
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Extractions: S creenwriting books used to lure us with the promise that a couple of hours browsing their pages could turn us into well-versed masters in all manner of esoteric tricks such as creating complex story molecules and defined causal chains. Along comes Writing Your Screenplay to break the mold. Author Cynthia Whitcomb gets down to what really excites screenwriters: cash. The dust jacket blares, "Cynthia Whitcomb has sold more than 70 feature length screenplays She has made millions of dollars for her work " Inside the fanfare goes on, "Her students have gone on to earn millions of dollars for their screenplays " The "how-to screenwriting" stakes keep skyrocketing. The good thing about having a working writer behind the wheel is a book full of plainspoken, practical advice. Stripped bare of "Aristotle once said" philosophy, Writing Your Screenplay provides an overview of everything you'll ever need to know to take your project from idea to sale. Eminently digestible and irresistibly of the moment, Whitcomb's book divvies up the process of writing a screenplay into four distinct parts: the Spine, the Heart, the Mind, and the Spirit in her from-the-trenches report on surviving a screenwriting career.
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Extractions: After two weeks of personal and political attacks from fellow citizens because of our anti-war writing, we have relearned how dissent is honored in the United States. Many Americans like dissent that is safely in the past, where it does not raise uncomfortable questions or challenge contemporary prejudices. But dissent in the present, about matters of the greatest public importance, well, that's quite another matter. One of us, a graduate student of Indian origin, has been told to "go back to Afghanistan where you came from," even though he was born in the United States. "After what this country's done for you, how dare you attack us, you (#$@%)?" wrote another. Meanwhile, a Texas newspaper on September 14 published an essay by the other, an Anglo professor, that asked Americans to turn from the desire to react with massive violence and confront some of the ugly truths about our own history of targeting civilians in war, so we can understand how we are viewed in much of the rest of the world. That piece generated lots of angry messages from citizens and alumni, to the author and University of Texas officials, making it clear they would send neither money nor their children to UT until said professor was fired.
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Extractions: Linking to your other pages is always important to keep people on your site. The links should be in a place where they can't be missed and where they make the most sense. From your entries a link to your homepage should be placed right at the top. You may even want to consider putting this link in larger letters or a bolder font from your other links. This will help people to get back to the main page so they can go on to other places on your site easily. The link to your index or archive page should be next. This helps them find other entries when they are finished reading the one they are on. If they like what you have to say one day, maybe they will like what you have to say on other days, so you should make it as easy as possible for them to find those entries.
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Extractions: We're starting to plan a way to get your stories printed in a "real" magazine 4 times per year! We'll take the best stories and artwork from the online magazine and put them into a printed version. Our goal is to have the first edition out in 2003. Of course, we can't call our printed magazine Kids ONLINE magazine, so we need YOU to come up with cool new name for the online version. We're looking for something cool, exciting, and creative. Send in as many names as you like. When we get a bunch of names, we will put the best ones online for everyone to vote on. Send your name idea along with your first and last name, age, and email address to
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Extractions: By Warren Longmire Designers and developers of electronic learning today are being presented with a new content development landscape. Learning technology standards organizations are quickly moving towards open and industry-wide standards for learning objects. As learning content developers look at these initiatives that focus on packaging, identifying, and exchanging content, they are bound to ask, "What does this mean for me? How will my work be different in the future?" This article describes some of the challenges and opportunities that reusable learning objects (RLOs) present to content developers as the object-oriented approach is adopted in more learning interventions. Most electronic learning content is currently developed for a specific purpose such as a course or a situational performance intervention, and not for the sake of populating an objectbase (a collection of learning objects, typically contained or referenced in a relational database). However, as object content increasingly becomes a valuable commodity, we will see more content developed specifically to be deployed as learning objects in multiple settings. Why would designers wish to add a layer of complexity to their work by including object capability in their design? The reason is that their content gains a "value-add" that in most cases will pay off many times over (in terms of costs, development time, and learning effectiveness).
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Extractions: Subscribe to this newsletter. CONTENTIOUS in the News Past publicity Notable links (...And we even got a personal "thumbs up" from critic Roger Ebert Past Publicity I co-wrote "ePublishing," a regular column in Writer's Digest magazine. This column debuted with the magazine's January 2000 issue. My colleague Steve Outing and I alternated this assignment. April 2000: I delivered an online writing workshop at the annual conference of the National Writers Union, in Seattle. Jan 28-30, 2000: I participated in an invitation-only seminar at the Poynter Institute , a prestigious journalism think tank. December, 1999 Amy Gahran was featured in Fast Company November 18, 1999 Amy Gahran was interviewed for " Desperately Seeking Good E-Freelancers " an article by Matt Welch that appeared in Online Journalism Review September, 1999 Amy Gahran's article "Is Your Content Strategy Sustainable" (originally published in Content Spotlight ) was reprinted in Connection: Credit Union Consumer Facts , a quarterly newsletter from the Credit Union National Association.
Extractions: Even with the popularity of the Internet, newspaper classified advertisements continue to be one of the most effective means for getting information about real estate and homes for sale to consumers. The Newspaper Association of America states that 80% of consumers actively involved in buying a house had read a local daily newspaper in the past week and five out of six had read a Sunday newspaper in the past month. The National Association of REALTORS®' own research shows that 41% of buyers used classified ads to find information on homes for sale in 2001.
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Extractions: Since November of 1994, I have worked for Computer- Mediated Communication Magazine, (CMC) one of the oldest, continuously published monthlies on the Web. The magazine is published by John December. I am a contributing editor and edited the June, 1996 issue on Web business models the June, 1997 issue on Writing on the Web, and the fall'98 issues on Women and Technology and Technology and Education.
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