Stylo
To think anew the editorial system for SSH journals
M. Vitali-Rosati, E. Château, A. Juchereau, S. Monjour, J. Tremblay-Devirieux, N. Sauret, M. Sinatra
Stylo
semantic writing tool
Improving the scientific edition and publication process by putting the production of semantic markup into the hands of the academic writers themselves.
- WYSIWYM
- Multiple markup systems (mouse select, shortcuts, markdown)
- Multiple outputs (eruditSchema xml, TEI, html, tex, pdf...)
- Multiple publications without loosing information (CMS, Érudit, InDesign)
A new way of producing content
Author : semantic competences BUT no digital competences!
We need to create an editor which is:
- Simpler (less options, less fonctions, simpler interface)
- Semantic based (WYSIWYM)
- Richer (markup, URI, multiple outputs)
The print2digital model
| Authorial work | Semantic2graphic |
| Editorial work | Graphic2wellStructuredGraphic |
| Digital distribution | wellStructuredGraphic2semantic |
There is a problem here!
The print2digital model
| Author work | semantic competences | Semantic2graphic | : graphic competences |
| Editorial work | graphic competences | Graphic2wellStructuredGraphic | semantic competences |
| Digital distribution | digital competences | wellStructuredGraphic2semantic | semantic competences |
The print2digital model
Practically
- Microsoft Word (without styles) : a lot of semantic information lost
- Styling in Word (editorial board) : a lot of time lost
- DTP in InDesign : a lot of time and a lot of information lost
- Doc (or docx) to xml : a lot of time and a lot of information lost