Monday, February 09, 2009
Given at Digital Media Publishing on 11 February 2009 - updated from earlier years
This is a walk through the process from choosing a text to delivering a PDF. Of course, there is a mass of detail left out.
Given at New Product Development on 9 February 2009
Do not be tempted to give an answer until the project is scoped with a degree of detail.
Break down the project into separate tasks.
Given at Brookes for the New Product Development Module on 9 February 2009
For many projects, products and companies the WEB has become a critical marketing space. How can we best get noticed? What are the best strategies, and how will we know that we are being noticed?
Given at Oxford Brookes on Monday 9 Feb 2009
The internet used to be the information highway but now we have another use for it; collaborative working and communicating. The web has become a collaboration space.
Sunday, November 09, 2008
Given at Web Media on 10 November 08
Here are some good books on CSS
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Given at Oxford Brookes / Web Media on 15 October 07
Graphic design is an important part of our work. There are certain issues to consider even before we get to the screen as medium.
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Given at Multimedia Educators of Denmark on 12 April 2007
Where does the screen media developer and web designer fit in?
Where does the Publisher fit in?
Are there opportunities? Are there threats?
And what should we teach?
see the Wiki for this topic here
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Given at Brookes Lecture on 27 March 07
In this very short presentation I am going to cover the basics of XML.
We can try to describe what XML is but it would be best to go through some examples:
The presentation that you see here are all my own work. That is, I built the shows and talked the talk. The primary list points to shows built with S5 (see Eric Meyer's site that explains this). But some are also provided as PDF.
I sometimes use Apple Keynote and then I publish here as PDF.