How is it made?
Over the course of two years, we collaborated utilizing various sharing and communication tools, many of which were already implemented in our schools, such as Google Drive, Zoom, etc. Additionally, we utilized specific tools installed and used for the project, including Yunohost, Big Blue Button, Nextcloud, and a wiki built using wiki.js. Through these platforms, we gathered a substantial amount of material, documentation, and images to contribute to our publication.The publication is available in both a printable PDF format and as a website accessible at the provided URL: digitaltoolsforcreativecollaboration.art.
From the outset, all the documentation and archives were conceptualized as part of a hybrid publication chain, integrating various formats and open-source tools. This editorial chain involves the wiki, markdown files, images, and web-based applications that enable us to extract content from the wiki and generate diverse publication formats. It serves as a collaborative creation tool, facilitating the production of our publications in different forms. The development of this chain has been made possible thanks to the contributions and support of the free software community.
Please note that the contents compiled in this edition embody a sense of fragility. This fragility arises from the evolution of our perspectives throughout the exchanges, workshops, and productions related to the project, regarding both the subject matter and our methods. As a result, the editorial design was approached incrementally, and the texts were collaboratively written by multiple contributors.
This website and publication was generated the 1 july 2023 from the content of our wiki : wiki.ourwriting.tools, with customs apps based on markdown markup language, node.js runtime environment, eleventy.js static site generator and the paged.js web to print library.
The Sources for the website are here
The Sources for the pdf are here
All the content are publish under the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0