Standards
From Digital City Design Workshop 07
This page focuses on defining standards for our collaborative resources - the wiki and the course locker,
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Best practices for using the course locker
the course locker can be found on athena at /course/11/11.941/FILES
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Put files in the course locker, link to them on the wiki
- Once you're in the course locker, be sure to go to the FILES sub-folder. All of our group's files should be stored within that sub-folder.
- It really doesn't matter how you organize files within this folder, as long as you create a link in the right place on the wiki.
- Of much greater importance than where you put your files is keeping files where they are after you've created a link on the wiki. If you absolutely must move a file, or if you upload an updated version, be sure to update the wiki link to reflect the change.
- To maintain a reasonable, reliable organization, we recommend you file according to the following protocol:
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Folder structure
- DO NOT NAME FOLDERS WITH SPACES OR SPECIAL CHARACTERS
- only use letters, numbers, and the characters "-" or "_" to represent spaces
- Top folder is to be named with your kerberos id
- 2nd folder is to be named with the presentation. For example: c_outram-research-presentation-1
- 2nd folder will contain the presentation file (powerpoint file in the case of the research presentations) and must also contain the following folders: PDF out, images and text.
- Text folder will contain both the text file for the presentation as well as a 'sources file' that includes references for all images
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File naming
- DO NOT NAME FILES WITH SPACES OR SPECIAL CHARACTERS
- only use letters, numbers, and the characters "-" or "_" to represent spaces
- For presentation files: "kerberos id, sequential number, short description (dot) extension
- eg: c_outram-1-zaragoza-water-wall.pdf
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Best practices for using the wiki
(coming soon :)
- page naming
- information chunking
- page linking
- group pages
- uploading files
- categories