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Saturday, June 23, 2007
A small library in Leonardo Da Vinci’s hometown uploads a large portion of the Renaissance man’s notes into a searchable digital archive, free for all the world to pick through.
Sourced at Wired News
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Great pity that the row between public and private has caused the demise of the BBC's educational online resource, known as BBC jam.
At a recent OPuS meeting in Oxford Richard Pietrasik, Head of BBC Education and Phil Hemmings, Director of Corporate Affairs at RM, gave their own points of view on this very complex conflict.
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Posted on 24 May 2007 around 12pm •
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Wednesday, April 11, 2007
I'm in Denmark at the Multimedia Educators Forum.
I am giving a presentation on my view of Desktop Creativity.
You can read all about the topic on the Wiki where I am still developing my thoughts…
edit: presentation posted up here
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Sunday, February 04, 2007
Penguin is experimenting with a group authored book based on the web technology behind wikipedia.
Via Yahoo News.
Thanks to Dear Author.Com
Saturday, August 05, 2006
The UK National Archives at Kew have made the Domesday Book available by putting it online. It is now possible to search and download images from the book.
Of course - this isn’t free. Seems to be £3.50 a pop. Not even a free thumbnail. I’ll keep looking until I find something that is worth spending the cash.
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Posted on 05 Aug 2006 around 5pm •
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