Life-Bytes in Paris Street
New Feb 2005
"How to be a critical e-citizen"
Approach based on e-citizen syllabus
Notes on topics for meetings / training
Will Pollard
These are notes about possible topics for discussion during the second half of 2004. This could be at Life Bytes, a short term venue in Paris Street, Exeter. I also update a web site for Internet Express, the original name for the site that became Hyperactive Café. www.inxpress.co.uk will continue as an online base. Life Bytes could be demolished with a month’s notice. Meanwhile Hyperactive may transfer to the Phoenix in some form.
A lot of knowledge was created at Hyperactive. Life Bytes is aiming to concentrate on games but there are resources to support all aspects of the web. My main interest is around Acrobat and PDF. Acrobat Services has a licence for enough copies to test out a network for forms and collaboration. This could be similar to the way collaboration would work online. Courses are also possible on creating PDF for print or design for online PDF documents.
There is an archive of magazines and some kit. The IBM PC and Apple II wer lat shown during ‘From Script to Print to Hypertext’ as part of the millennium reflection. There may be space at 24 Paris street to show them again and video some interviews. There are other issues around the material available in Exeter archives. A lot of hard copy has been scanned but the resolution varies when images are available online. See for example “Etched on Devon’s Memory”
http://www.devon.gov.uk/library/locstudy/etched.html
This text in a PDF 
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