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Collaborative projects for open content are very much encouraged for the development of resources for the dissemination of information and increased access to knowledge.
Setting up one could be easy if there are a lot of like-minded people contributing in such project, and who are agreeable to its general purpose or intent. Having a growing number […]
I am elated by news about the growing reception and utilization of Free Open Source Software (FOSS) in the Philippines. I read the latest one (although someone has relayed to me that this has been old news) at ComputerWorld, entitled “23,000 Linux PCs forge education revolution in Philippines”.
Perusing the last paragraph of the article, which […]
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An update on the moral rights provision in CC license (Philippines) (24 August 2007)
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Possible solutions to the in-conference translation issue (17 August 2007)
Open Education
An opportunity arising from the new Philippine DepEd policy on public school textbooks (22 August 2007)
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