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Drakepedia: Building a Living Archive

Dive into Drakepedia, a dynamic digital archive that embodies the essence of Drake University's rich history and knowledge. Discover a seamless fusion of existing designs and innovative style guides within the framework of WikiSpaces. Explore the challenge of pronouncing "drakepedia" in different variations and find out how to implement this evolving platform with a touch of customization. Join us in creating a collaborative space for preserving the legacy of Drake University for generations to come.

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Drakepedia: Building a Living Archive

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  1. DRAKEPEDIA DESIGN FYS 022 – 10.12.2010 jeremy.sievers@drake.edu x2795

  2. CLIENT CONSTRAINTS: look of Wikipedia Logo work with existing designs and developing style guides including the tagline, “Building a Living Archive” limitations of template design in WikiSpaces the pronoun-sea-ation

  3. REFERENCE DESIGN:

  4. EXISTING STANDARDS: (Fonts Whitney Book and Whitney Bold)

  5. WIKI SPACES LIMITATIONS:

  6. TAGLINE: “Building a Living Archive”

  7. PRONOUNCING THE UNPRONOUCEABLE: “drakepedia?”

  8. “drake-pedia”

  9. “drake-a-pedia”

  10. “drakey-pedia”

  11. ( http://mandc.drake.wikispaces.net/ )

  12. HOW TO IMPLEMENT: Select Template Modify Color Template Swap Custom Logo Add Sidebar Footer

  13. We suggest including a footer with the Drake University primary mark. The copy is only for an example.

  14. jeremy.sievers@drake.edu x2795

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