Week 2, Day 1: Monday, July 18, 2022
Synopsis
Planning for deployment. In week two, participants prepare the laboratory edition
for publication, exposing the functionalities of querying, filtering, analyzing, and
transforming textual data. In session one, we take stock of the progress of our
collaborative edition and the work plan for completion. In session two we survey
publication options like TEI Publisher and CETEIcean with comparative reference to
GitHub Pages and the laboratory edition eXist-db implementation. In the afternoon,
we learn HTML and CSS fundamentals to support view development in the following
days. The special topic session will be a presentation on user experience and design
by guest lecturer Shea Higgins.
Outcome goals
- Take stock.
- Look ahead at week 2.
- Figure out “get smart” tasks.
- Plan next steps.
- Assess benefits and limitations of frameworks vs bespoke editions.
- Learn about important HTML elements and attributes.
- Learn about CSS selectors, properties, and values.
- Learn how to associate CSS with HTML files.
Legend
- Presentation: by instructors
- Discussion: instructors and participants
- Talk lab: participants discuss or plan in small groups
- Code lab: participants code alone or in small groups
9:00–10:30: Retrospective and plans
Edition repo stages for session
Time |
Topic |
Type |
20 min |
Looking back on week 1. |
Discussion |
30 min |
Assess the laboratory edition project’s current state and look ahead at our tasks for the week. |
Talk lab |
40 min |
Making collaboration work. |
Discussion |
10:30–11:00: Coffee break
11:00–12:30: Digital edition frameworks (cake from a mix)
Time |
Topic |
Type |
90 min |
CETEIcean, TEI Publisher, EVT, GitHub Pages, GitHub Actions, and their ilk. |
Presentation |
12:30–2:00: Lunch
2:00–3:30: HTML and CSS
Time |
Topic |
Type |
30 min |
HTML basics. |
Code lab |
30 min |
CSS basics. |
Code lab |
30 min |
Flexbox basics (Complete guide to FlexBox). |
Code lab |
3:30–4:00: Coffee break
4:00–5:30: Special topic: User-oriented design principles with Shea Higgins
Time |
Topic |
Type |
90 min |
User experience (UX) and user interface (UI). |
Presentation |
We’ll end each day with a request for feedback, based on a general version of the day’s outcome goals, and we’ll try to adapt on the fly to your responses. Links to the feedback forms are in our Slack workspace in the #daily-feedback channel (posting from Mason on Mon, July 11).