"There's no need

to fear or hope,

but only to look

for new weapons."

-Gilles Deleuze

Let's grow a wiki textbook

In order to build projects together, we will utilize, discuss, and patch together the technical writing tools listed below. Please add to this list, and refactor as you see fit.

PbwikiPrimer : get up and running with this quick-start primer and how-to. Specific to pbwiki!

[http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060905-7662.html]

Calendar Hub : create a shared space to organize your group's time

Burn, baby, burn : online .pdf solutions

hubmed.org : enhanced pubmed

Firefox Duplicate Tab-Allows new tab to be cloned along with its history.

Latex

Craig Waddell's free prose mechanics

Techscribe

free web-authoring tool for all platforms

Elements of Style, a classic

progymnasmata

technorati - what's happening right now in the blogoshpere?

PatchBay : simple recipes for reconfiguring text. Sample, mix, make them better, upload.

bust a rhyme

AbiWord

openoffice and Neo Office

Waste] - share large data sets with small groups of users

Skype Dial "ShareRiff" and I'll be there. Record brainstorming sessions for transcription and revision.

ImChat - distributed ideation happens here, sometimes.

W3schools - free tutorials galore

Audacity - tweaking a sound is analogous to re-configuring ideas, sentences, phrases, nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, etc. Trope-a-dope!

GIMP - free open source image editor.

Grokking the GIMP - free online GIMP user's manual.

FileZilla

Freesound

Commontunes

Num Sum - bite-sized spreadsheets for sharing, organizing, scheduling

One Word Movie and extispicious : deluxe and delicious depatterning tools

TV Tropes Pitch Generator - invent new narratives at will

ActLab, podcasting, peercast, Live365

Intercom systems

skypecasting - a useful patchbay?

 Metadiscourse