eclectic, pragmatic, enthusiastic
Via Open Access News: I propose four main reasons as to why Open Access is beneficial for the way scholarly research is carried out and how its findings are used, and is thus incontrovertibly beneficial for human society as a result. I mention the latter because the stakeholders are, after all, not just the immediate … Read more
A great course for listening in on (or viewing!): InfoSys 296A-2 / Law276.8 Open Source Development and Distribution of Digital Information: Technical, Economic, Social, and Legal Perspectives | Fall 2006, from the Berkeley open educational resource collection.
Teemu and pals are engaged in a project they call MobilED that is developing mobile phone interfaces into repositories like MediaWiki. This is sooo cool… I see all kinds of overlaps with the things we’re doing, I just need to get them listed and prioritized so that I can talk to Teemu about collaborating somehow… … Read more