18 Matching Annotations
  1. Oct 2019
    1. Next steps on this page:

      1. the garden sign is too small
      2. the web pages should be full width
      3. the music video shouldn't show the description -- it's too long, and it should be bigger

      4. choose more clips from the Holyoke video?

      5. edit the Boston videos! maybe zoom??
  2. May 2018
    1. Ah switchel

      Can this get connected (at least with links and a mention) to Diane Dodge, and the Storymobile podcast about Switchel on the Art of Food page?

  3. Mar 2018
    1. charcoal

      Want to add that this is something that could be done on the kind of grill they have in public parks? (Want to include a note about how to clean a grill off when you start to use it? That was one of the comments that got made in class -- people don't know how to use grills...

    1. Please work with Samantha on this recipe! Also, maybe make it clear that the honey is being integrated (or disappears as a separate liquid?)...

    1. k.

      Maybe it's worth saying something here about what you mean by the other milks! (you go into it below, but this would be a good place to foreshadow)

  4. Jun 2016
    1. :

      [we should remove this colon, and add an introductory paragraph below it]

      Loss, danger, and joy are three emotions that people experience in relation to the prospect of a changing climate. Dandelions provide a material focus for these emotions, as we may find them risky (spreading to our neighbors lawns!) and also tantalizingly joyous. As we learn to look for them to think through these various climate challenges, we may also start to miss dandelions in those times of year they aren't with us -- and, by association, to think through the various losses, replacements, dangers, joys, and other emotions that may come along with our efforts to grapple with climate, rising seas, etc.

      The questions and responses below record a series of conversations exploring how people feel about climate and dandelions. These conversations are ongoing in person, and online.

  5. Feb 2016
    1. I'm trying to make this Glossary more navigable from the main table of contents, which needs paths to be able to lay out the sub-paths. I've done this by copying the sections into sub-paths that are in the "grid" format. I realize this means, though, that updates would be more laborious. It probably makes sense to replace this format by inserting the more detailed PAGES (as media?)

  6. Jan 2016
    1. When you're in this path, it's hard to figure out what the super-path is that this is embedded in -- let's try to add something that helps with that

    1. Vague actor redirects to DRAFT. (Also, what happened to the mouse-over definitions?) And what's the difference between an open and closed bullet point?

  7. Nov 2015