Presentation on Web Standards and Open Data
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An introduction to Open Data and Standards for @tylersticka's Web Standard's Class at Portland Art Institute. Given by @caseorganic and @aaronpk. Syllabus: <a>www.scribd.com/doc/33970016/AiPd-WDIM268-Summer-2010-Syll...</a> The class was comprised of 22 Art Institute students, most of which are Web Design & Interactive Media majors. The prerequisites for the class were intro to HTML and CSS classes, and most of the students were level 200 (sophomores), and a few seniors.
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