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articles · Open Library - All The Books You Could Ever Read
by Rebecca Kahn, iCommons reporter · voted on 13/3/2008 04:32 · 53 votes · 7 comments
Back in the mists of time, when we used to look things up in books, and not on Google, libraries were the first place we used to go. For many people, the person you turned to when you wanted to know something, was a librarian. They would direct you to the book, dictionary or other resource where you could find what you were looking for.
Libraries were also the place where we...
resources · The iSummit 2008 in Sapporo: presentation by CC Japan (pdf format)
by Daniela Faris · voted on 12/3/2008 00:50 · 17 votes · no comments
At the iSummit 2008 planning workshop held in Johannesburg on 17 and 18 January, Yuko Noguchi presented 'The iSummit 2008 in Sapporo', which outlined the practical conditions and consequences of having the iSummit in Japan, and identified issues which need to be addressed during our planning event.
For feedback on problem-solving and brainstorming that took place at the event,...
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articles · Open Library - All The Books You Could Ever Read
by Rebecca Kahn, iCommons reporter · commented on 13/3/2008 04:36 · 53 votes · 7 comments
Back in the mists of time, when we used to look things up in books, and not on Google, libraries were the first place we used to go. For many people, the person you turned to when you wanted to know something, was a librarian. They would direct you to the book, dictionary or other resource where you could find what you were looking for.
Libraries were also the place where we...
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