Outline

This is the structure we're roughly following to publish content from the book. Most of this work has been completed in draft form—either in written or video content—and so we will be editing and posting it, and tagging it with the words in bold to correspond to this chapter outline, as we drip new content.

• Introduction
  • A brief history of Kairos, KairosCamp; audience and purpose
• A Brief History of Digital Scholarship 1990–2020
• Critical Decisions: Sustainability, Accessibility, Circulation
  • accessible, usable, useful
• Infrastructure 1: Scholarly
  • differs by discipline: epistemology, methods, citation, circulation
• Infrastructure 2: Social
  • peer-review, editorial, communications, authors, readers
• Infrastructure 3: Technical
  • key technical infrastructure decisions: resources, codebase, security, archiving
• Infrastructure 4; Networks
  • copyright and IP, DOIs, SEO, indexes, libraries/academy-owned
• Production 1: Editorial Pedagogy
  • training editors, copyeditors, authors
• Production 2: Rhetoric
  • audience, purpose, organization, style, archivability (memory), delivery
  • rhetorical practices of design and code
• Production 3: Design
  • best practices/recommendations for authors (especially invention)
  • design editing
  • media editing and accessibility
• Production 4: Code
  • non-proprietary code
  • lo-fi preference
  • best practices/recs for authors, code-editing, code style guide
• Economics of Production, Economics of Infrastructure
  • what are the costs? what are the payment options?
  • OA levels
• Full Circle: Sustainability, Accessibility, Circulation
  • conclusion/outro