Revisions for The Barnraiser
| 99 CURRENT | warren |
March 23, 2019 19:29
| over 5 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! These mini newspapers were inspired by ones made by Lucia Jazayeri, who does Creative Direction at Clover Food Lab. Questions[questions:barnraiser] GuidesDownload the Reporter's Worksheet here: reporters-worksheet-2.pdf [activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
Over the course of the day, we collect article ideas on the poster layout in the main event space -- and we ask for article ideas at the beginning and end of each day. 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2019 Galveston BarnraisingThe_Annual_Barnraiser_2019_-1-.pdf 2018 Newark Barnraisingbarnraiser-newark-2018-2-i.pdf 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png Compiled pdfs: |
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| 98 | warren |
February 28, 2019 23:17
| over 5 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! These mini newspapers were inspired by ones made by Lucia Jazayeri, who does Creative Direction at Clover Food Lab. Questions[questions:barnraiser] GuidesDownload the Reporter's Worksheet here: reporters-worksheet-2.pdf [activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
Over the course of the day, we collect article ideas on the poster layout in the main event space -- and we ask for article ideas at the beginning and end of each day. 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2019 Galveston BarnraisingThe_Annual_Barnraiser_2019_-1-.pdf 2018 Newark Barnraisingbarnraiser-newark-2018-2-i.pdf 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png Compiled pdfs: |
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| 97 | warren |
February 28, 2019 23:14
| over 5 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! These mini newspapers were inspired by ones made by Lucia Jazayeri, who does Creative Direction at Clover Food Lab. Questions[questions:barnraiser] GuidesDownload the Reporter's Worksheet here: [activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
Over the course of the day, we collect article ideas on the poster layout in the main event space -- and we ask for article ideas at the beginning and end of each day. 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2019 Galveston BarnraisingThe_Annual_Barnraiser_2019_-1-.pdf 2018 Newark Barnraisingbarnraiser-newark-2018-2-i.pdf 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png Compiled pdfs: |
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| 96 | warren |
February 24, 2019 05:35
| almost 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! These mini newspapers were inspired by ones made by Lucia Jazayeri, who does Creative Direction at Clover Food Lab. barnraiser-newark-2018-2-i.pdf Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
Over the course of the day, we collect article ideas on the poster layout in the main event space -- and we ask for article ideas at the beginning and end of each day. 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2019 Galveston BarnraisingThe_Annual_Barnraiser_2019_-1-.pdf 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png Compiled pdfs: |
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| 95 | warren |
July 15, 2018 02:22
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! These mini newspapers were inspired by ones made by Lucia Jazayeri, who does Creative Direction at Clover Food Lab. barnraiser-newark-2018-2-i.pdf Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
Over the course of the day, we collect article ideas on the poster layout in the main event space -- and we ask for article ideas at the beginning and end of each day. 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png Compiled pdfs: |
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| 94 | warren |
July 14, 2018 12:12
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! These mini newspapers were inspired by ones made by Lucia Jazayeri, who does Creative Direction at Clover Food Lab. Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
Over the course of the day, we collect article ideas on the poster layout in the main event space -- and we ask for article ideas at the beginning and end of each day. 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png Compiled pdfs: |
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| 93 | warren |
July 14, 2018 03:22
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! These mini newspapers were inspired by ones made by Lucia Jazayeri, who does Creative Direction at Clover Food Lab. Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
Over the course of the day, we collect article ideas on the poster layout in the main event space -- and we ask for article ideas at the beginning and end of each day. 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png Compiled pdfs: |
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| 92 | warren |
July 13, 2018 13:39
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! These mini newspapers were inspired by ones made by Lucia Jazayeri, who does Creative Direction at Clover Food Lab. Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
Over the course of the day, we collect article ideas on the poster layout in the main event space -- and we ask for article ideas at the beginning and end of each day. 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png Compiled pdfs: |
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| 91 | warren |
March 22, 2018 00:25
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! These mini newspapers were inspired by ones made by Lucia Jazayeri, who does Creative Direction at Clover Food Lab. Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
Over the course of the day, we collect article ideas on the poster layout in the main event space -- and we ask for article ideas at the beginning and end of each day. 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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| 90 | warren |
March 15, 2018 01:39
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
Over the course of the day, we collect article ideas on the poster layout in the main event space -- and we ask for article ideas at the beginning and end of each day. 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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| 89 | warren |
March 15, 2018 01:37
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!! Each column is 1/2 of a letter sized sheet, and two pages tall, for a 4 or 5 column wide layout, depending on how much content you have. Articles are hand-written in sharpie. We pre-draw the header (masthead?) on the poster, and reuse the layout -- use tape you can remove. Once completed, we photograph the poster and increase contrast and brightness to get a clean copy. Then we import it into Google Presentations and place the images in their spots digitally. We set the page size to custom -- letter sized -- and export as PDF.
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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| 88 | warren |
March 15, 2018 01:31
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser]
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster!!
The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising 2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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| 87 | warren |
March 15, 2018 01:26
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser] LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster! The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 and Carla! Reporters[people:barnraiser] Join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! Please also leave a comment to get involved. We're specifically looking for:
2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising
2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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| 86 | warren |
March 15, 2018 01:14
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! Questions[questions:barnraiser] Guides[activities:barnraiser] 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising
2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
ReportersEmail jeff@publiclab.org and/or plots-barnraising@googlegroups.com to join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! We're specifically looking for:
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster! The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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| 85 | warren |
March 15, 2018 01:12
| over 6 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! Questions[questions:barnraiser] 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising
2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
ReportersEmail jeff@publiclab.org and/or plots-barnraising@googlegroups.com to join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! We're specifically looking for:
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster! The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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| 84 | warren |
November 05, 2017 05:10
| about 7 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The_Annual_Barnraiser_2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising Questions[questions:barnraiser]
2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
ReportersEmail jeff@publiclab.org and/or plots-barnraising@googlegroups.com to join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! We're specifically looking for:
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster! The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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| 83 | warren |
November 05, 2017 05:07
| about 7 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The-Annual-Barnraiser-2017.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising Questions[questions:barnraiser]
2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
ReportersEmail jeff@publiclab.org and/or plots-barnraising@googlegroups.com to join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! We're specifically looking for:
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster! The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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| 82 | warren |
November 05, 2017 03:55
| about 7 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 2The-Annual-Barnraiser-2017.pdf Issue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 1[TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf](https://publiclab.org/system/images/photos/000/022/180/original/TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising Questions[questions:barnraiser]
2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
ReportersEmail jeff@publiclab.org and/or plots-barnraising@googlegroups.com to join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! We're specifically looking for:
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster! The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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November 04, 2017 02:01
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The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf Issue 1[TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf](https://publiclab.org/system/images/photos/000/022/180/original/TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising Questions[questions:barnraiser]
2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
ReportersEmail jeff@publiclab.org and/or plots-barnraising@googlegroups.com to join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! We're specifically looking for:
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster! The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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| 80 | warren |
November 04, 2017 02:00
| about 7 years ago
The Barnraiser is a 1-page daily "newspaper" we're publishing during the PL Barnraising as part of the Documentation Committee (DocCom). We see it as a lighthearted (but hard-hitting journalistic) way to summarize and share in a succinct, low-burden, but regular way, what's going on at our busiest and most productive event of the year! 2017 BarnraisingIssue 1[TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf](https://publiclab.org/system/images/photos/000/022/180/original/TheAnnualBarnraiser2017-issue-1.pdf We're starting by taking notes on the layout board in the Auditorium, and on this notepad:
You can also post pictures, notes, comments, or anything here:
Editorial & Layout MeetingWe'll be meeting just after dinner to collect up articles, and start layout for our first issue. Find Jeff! Typically, we ask folks to collect story ideas and take notes throughout the day -- at the Barnraising, each session tries to wrap up with some "takeaways" to report back during dinner. These are also great story material, and asking people for articles during the dinner report-backs is a good way to invite people to join in. Photos may be posted to social media under the hashtags
Please feel free to upload images to this post: https://publiclab.org/questions/warren/11-03-2017/what-s-happening-at-the-2017-barnraising Questions[questions:barnraiser]
2017 Annual Barnraising
Appalachia Barnraiser
ReportersEmail jeff@publiclab.org and/or plots-barnraising@googlegroups.com to join the Barnraiser's "staff"! Despite limited page space, we're happy for any help we can get! We're specifically looking for:
PublishingWe'll use the talk page of this wiki page as a (chaotic) staging area to collect material and links over the course of each day. Please dump content there with your name -- and/or just take paper notes and come to the editorial meeting at the end of the day!
Past issues20162 issues: The_Barnraiser_2016_v2i1.pdf Working images from 2015 can be found here 2016 Annual Barnraising
Issue 1: Friday Nov 19PDF: barnraiser-2015-11-19.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ObdubmruHzxB5ia_rCL5MRxqzcaHMtUhjIaknmZVSJg/edit Issue 2: Saturday Nov 20PDF: The_Barnraiser--Saturday__Nov_20.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XNzhhqvtMSvTMDHD65aa8GY4XMW38MHgo1-aCOyPv7Y/edit?usp=sharing Issue 3: Sunday Nov 21PDF: The_Barnraiser--Sunday__Nov_21.pdf Layout: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1UxUxw4TVdlC4IWocILWnayenC3rUHr9ji0O69OfFKnA/edit Resources
LayoutWe do a paper-based layout, as shown above, on a poster! The very serious journalists of the Barnraiser in West Virginia. @zengirl2 2015 Logos, graphics: barnraiser.svg and barnraiser.png |
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