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This photo album documents HanusiHylin's life through pictures. It begins with early childhood photos and progresses chronologically through school years, family events, vacations and milestones. The photo album ends, capturing HanusiHylin's memories and experiences.

(Presentation is in Danish.) Morgenbrief d. 19. marts 2015 om video, arrangeret af 23, MOC og Cope. Velkommen og hvorfor video - Henrik Harder (23) Sådan arbejder Samvirke med video - Liv Mygind (Samvirke/Coop) Sådan arbejder Det Kongelige Teater med video - Peter Schaufuss (Det Kongelig Teater) Content Strategy for video - Rasmus Skjoldan (Cope) Cope's præsentation handlede om hvad content strategy fagfeltet byder på, når det handler om videoindhold. Content strategy ses af mange som indholdsstrategi for store tekstmængder, men principper for, f.eks. hvordan indhold genbruges i mange kanaler, er præcis de samme, når indholdstypen er de levende billeder.

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T3CON13DE TYPO3 Neos UX

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The Heartbeat of TYPO3

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For some time it's been clear that TYPO3 is a difficult thing to communicate about. Community strength, outbound marketing, developer motivation and internal communication all need to be bound together. The brand book project aims to produce a briefing document for everyone communicating about TYPO3 - to describe how we'd like to look and think - and how it should be felt like to interact with TYPO3 on any level. In essense the brand book is about talking with one voice - and hopefully also making it a lot easier to write texts, choose images and explain what we're all about. The presentation will present the process of making the Brand book and look into the results.

Slides from my talk at the FOSSASIA 2015 conference, March 13th 2015. "COPE" means to Create Once, Publish Everywhere. The concept often accredited to the National Public Radio is having profound impact on organizations' ability to publish content in better ways. Yet, the methodology has only reached few clients worldwide. Many still struggle with the basic task of keeping content in sync across different channels and platforms. Behind the practical advantages of COPE lies a bigger story. Although the concept has been around since the dawn of digital content, the world is only just awakening to what it truly means. Completely decoupling content and presentation is still a fundamental paradigm shift that we have only seen the beginning of. Adding to the complexity of making COPE setups work well comes the human factor. Mentally grasping that a piece of content will go out to many and unknown output channels is hard for the typical, infrequent CMS editor. We have all yet to design great user interface patterns that help editors understand where content goes and realize what that means for the content production process. The product strategist of the open source CMS project called Neos will provide insights into both the conceptual side to COPE—and talk about what's needed for CMS editors to work in a software environment where they don't know the exact output channels for their content. The Neos CMS shown in the slides can be tried out at http://neos.demo.typo3.org/ (click "Try me").

Content wants to be free (from projects) - J.boye Aarhus 2015

Rasmus Skjoldan

This document discusses balancing centralized content hubs with channel-specific content. It notes that content hubs allow content to be reused across channels but risk creating generic content. Channel-specific content ensures relevance but is difficult to update across channels. The document proposes a hybrid approach of core content in a hub with contextual content tailored for each channel. Workshops are suggested to identify core and contextual content in organizations and how to reuse core content across projects.

Drupalhagen 2013: Edit & Preview in TYPO3 Neos

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Test security 2012-2013

Edunut

This document provides guidelines and requirements for administering standardized tests in New Mexico. It outlines training objectives, required trainings for school staff, testing windows, test security protocols, test preparation and administration procedures, allowable accommodations, and qualifications for test administrators and proctors. Staff must complete annual trainings on test security and administration and sign non-disclosure forms to ensure tests are properly administered and results remain confidential.

Linex presentationeng

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This document describes Line-X, an American-made protective coating developed in the mid-1990s. It dries within 3-5 seconds, adheres well to most substrates, and has high physical and chemical resistance properties. Line-X coatings are spray-applied in thick layers and can withstand a wide range of temperatures and chemicals. They are used to protect infrastructure in oil/gas, construction, transportation, and military applications.

UX Romandie: Designing a CMS for the future

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The document discusses designing a content management system (CMS) with a focus on usability and the author experience. It covers principles of urban planning that can be applied to CMS design, such as inclusiveness and livability. The document then describes the master plan for the Typo3 NEOS CMS, including guidelines like creating clear boundaries and testing features before releasing them. Finally, it discusses author experience design considerations, such as tailoring the authoring interface and prioritizing previews.

State of the inline debate

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