Fleabyte is putting Simon's D3E to the test. See www.fleabyte.org Click on
D3E forum in menu bar. Please, give it a whirl, give it a try...
I am toying with the idea also of applying D3E to pages with individual
articles. Wonder how that suits Simon. Capacity problems? That may well be
the better way to go.
In the contents page, I gave the center column a minimum width of 400 pixels.
That ought to make reading the page a little easier. Compare that with some
other pages of the e-journal.
Thanks, Simon, for shepherding me through some minor conundrums.
Henry
Fleabyte is meant to be experimental and I am looking forward to trying out
other ideas as well.
Simon Buckingham Shum wrote:
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> D3E: Digital Document Discourse Environment
> http://d3e.open.ac.uk
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>
> 2nd November, 2001
>
> The Digital Document Discourse Environment (D3E) is released today for
> free download, most components open source with others to follow.
>
> WHAT IS D3E?
>
> Use D3E to publish web discussion documents. The content (any web
> media) is linked visually and explicitly to a threaded discussion
> space. Bibliographic citations, footnotes and section headings are
> also converted to hyperlinks to assist navigation, especially in
> large documents. Document and discussions are bound together as a
> single artifact.
>
> Since discussion documents underpin almost all knowledge-intensive
> work, D3E has found numerous applications in its 5 year evolution.
> Some examples are on the site, including journal peer review,
> distance learning, participatory software design, and strategic
> planning.
>
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> D3E is available in two forms:
>
> 1. Full-D3E:
> Publisher's Toolkit: desktop Java application
> + a Web discussion system: D3E-Phorum or D3E-HyperNews
> (customizations of the open source Phorum and HyperNews systems)
>
> 2. Ubiquitous-D3E:
> A server-side application, with any web browser as client;
> enables you to publish any website in the world for discussion
>
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> Details, Demos, Documents + Downloads at http://d3e.open.ac.uk
>
> Yours,
>
> The D3E Project
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> D3E is a collaborative project between
>
> Knowledge Media Institute / Learning & Teaching Solutions
> The Open University, UK
> http://kmi.open.ac.uk http://www2.open.ac.uk/CES
>
> Center for LifeLong Learning & Design
> University of Colorado, Boulder, USA
> http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~l3d
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