Entries Tagged as ‘eBooks’

April 13, 2008

Positive Space Information Booklet by Catherine Telford-Keogh

 
Positive Space Information Booklet
 
Currently the University of Waterloo refuses to implement the Positive Space Campaign, a program implemented in most of the universities in Ontario. This is a campaign to promote alternative identities and sexualities as well as offering support for and information about Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans, Two-Spirited, Queer and Questioning identities. Jillian and [...]

April 4, 2008

Guide to Etiquette

(This project started off with looking at the Tim Hortons restaurants in the KW region but expanded to include the generalization of fast food restaurants.)

Fast Food restaurants share similar formats and functions of production for their customers in order to serve people better. These are created for efficient and fast access to ordering food and [...]

April 3, 2008

Local Culinary Talent

My ebook focuses on fabulous restaurants in the Kitchener-Waterloo area. The three locations that I included are unique to this area. Peter Martin’s, Caffe Gallery Bollero and Sole are the restaurants that caught my eye but if you know of any more, please feel free to let me know and I can add them. You can [...]

April 1, 2008

Ebook: Campus Space by Jen Stanfel

For my ebook, I continued to research the campus space issues I worked with to create my storycube. My ebook, like my storycube, draws attention to how space changes, becoming diminished and less green as it is more heavily engineered (not only as buildings go up, but as open space becomes tighter and more unnatural [...]

April 1, 2008

Prolegomena to Mundanity – Ebook by AN Meyer

For my Ebook, I wanted to continue the themes that I looked at in regards to my Storycube, in particular the ideas of repetition and pattern. However, I wanted to look at these themes in a new light, especially in connection to the mundane. Perec and Shebald were important in this step to unearthing phenomenon [...]

April 1, 2008

The Dissastisfied Art Student’s Guide to the Lounges of UW: The eBook! – Rebecca and Andrew

From the geniuses who brought you the “The Dissatisfied Art Student’s Guide to the Lounges of UW: The Post Card Project,” now comes “The Dissatisfied Art Student’s Guide to the Lounges of UW: The eBook!” Perhaps the most comprehensive guide to UW Lounges ever published, we bring you all the details; how to get there,  [...]

March 30, 2008

Amy Lyons: eBook

My eBook Guides to Galt: Downtown Restaurants is designed specifically for students new to the School of Architecture in Cambridge, or any new resident or visitor to the region. The guide focuses on nine restaurants, from cheap greasy spoon diners to upscale cuisine, all within a fifteen minute walking distance to the School of Architecture. [...]

March 30, 2008

ebook — The Wreck of the “Julie Plante”

The Wreck of the “Julie Plante” is a poem written in 1896 by Irish-born physician Dr. William Henry Drummond, who wrote poetry almost exclusively in the doggerel slang of French-Canadians who spoke bad English. Hopelessly politically incorrect, the poem can only be understood if read aloud in a broad fake French accent — and this, [...]

March 27, 2008

eBook – Spaces Defined?

My eBook, ‘Spaces Defined?’ examines the ways in which it is possible to define the different places, spaces and environments associated with the University of Waterloo – not only the campus, but development and certain business as well. I think it is interesting how the University community defines these different places, creating a very specific [...]

March 27, 2008

eBook – The Result of a Petition from 1896

The idea for my eBook began with a petition I found from 1896. This group was advocating for a bicycle trail to be installed along the Grand Trunk Rail Line that follows the Grand River. The group proposed that this trail begin in Galt (now Cambridge) and connect to Blair. I could find very little [...]

March 27, 2008

Cambridge – The city I didn’t know

        The ebook is not so much a guide but rather generalized introduction to the city. It highlights the specific aspects that are related to myself personally; in regards to what facts I found interesting, such as the first mayor being female, the city having a artist residency program etc. I organized the book in [...]

March 26, 2008

eBook: Katie Thiel: Artist, Waitress, Student, Daughter, Sister, Friend, Co-Worker, Canadian.

For my eBook I have chose to base it upon the idea of an individual and who they are within the University of Waterloo community.  The University of Waterloo is in a sense a community on it’s own full of many different individuals who may never know one another.  I am using the eBook as [...]

March 19, 2008

eBook – Activism on the UW Campus

My eBook relates to my gourp’s postcard project in that this book deals with activism on the UW campus and our postcards dealt with a single incident of activism, the “dog burning” protest. I decided to look into the general history of activism on the University of Waterloo’s campus and found out many interesting things regarding this topic. My book gives 8 [...]

March 18, 2008

the overdue ovevrview of public art on UW campus

My eBook is a tourbook for the public outdoor sculptures on UW main campus.  There are descriptions of works that are still there and some that have long since been destroyed, and a map marking the locations.
No one knows anything about the works on campus and this book is short and interesting and  informative for [...]

March 15, 2008

(Ebook) Guides to Galt: A History of Architectural Spaces

For my ebook project, I chose to make a distributable pamphlet or “guidebook” to the history of the architecture along the Grand River in Cambridge, a space that has enchanted me since I began living in the Tri-City region. I chose this particular space—one of the oldest areas of Galt—because of its multilayered history (officially [...]

February 27, 2008

publishing your eBook

Once you have generated your eBook using the Diffusion Generator, please follow the following instructions to publish it:

check the generated eBook carefully to make sure it is exactly as you want it, if not follow the instructions in the help section and replace it with a new version.
when you are satisfied that it is complete, [...]