After we examined the slide show of How A Book Is Made and made up a story as a class in December, 2008, we had a discussion of the differences and similarities between book publishing and Web Page publishing.\u00a0 Also, some differences and similarities between a book and a web page.<\/p>\n
1. Book publishing: you need a printer and illustrator, but you don’t really need it on the web.\u00a0 You don’t HAVE to illustrate for the web pages.<\/p>\n
2. The web page we made, we didn’t have to worry about whether it would sell.\u00a0 For a book, you had to go through all the steps.\u00a0 (This is true only for free web sites.)<\/p>\n
3. Book Publishing can take longer.<\/p>\n
4. When you publish on the Web\/Net, you can make stuff up without worrying about it being true.\u00a0 But when you make a book, you need to be more truthful.<\/p>\n
5. As readers, we actually trust books a little more.\u00a0 (Some people.)\u00a0 Others trust web sites more.\u00a0 Some people trust both.\u00a0 Some people distrust both.<\/p>\n
6. People can easily change and update a web page, but in a book, once it’s printed and published, it’s very hard (almost impossible) for these changes.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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