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Writing and editing for the web

Jane Matthews 21 November 2019 28 November 2011

These slides form part of a workshop I ran for an international group of staff at EMBL-EBI.

Writing and editing for the web – expanded version from Caroline Jarrett

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Powerful rant from @wedevlaw about fundamental misunderstandings between privacy academics and professionals and the realities of web development.

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New post: If you are a full time privacy professional in law or academia, you need to understand that one of your fundamental beliefs about online privacy is wrong. Includes nominative determinism free of charge. https://webdevlaw.uk/2020/07/03/check-your-privacy-privilege/

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1/5 Digitizing a service is a digital channel for a service. Digital transformation focuses on the tech surrounding a services. It exists as strand in the in a service transformation. The tech can provide tangible benefits if we are mindful. To be inclusive it cannot stand alone.

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Anti-Colonial Skillshare:

Make gluten-free flour from curly dock seeds!

You might have noticed these tall brown-topped spikey “weeds” with huge clusters of seeds growing in your area.

Making flour from them is easier than you may think.

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I'd probably go for a 13" laptop at least five years old over a 17" monitor :) https://twitter.com/wiredferret/status/1278463945045671936

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A modest proposal:
No one designing an app interface can view it on anything newer than an iPhone 6.

People designing web applications and sites get a 17-inch monitor at least 5 years old.

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Meanwhile in positive good news

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