...ding creators mentorship and stipends to develop open content and run free culture events throughout the world. Inspired by Google's [http://code.google.com/s
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...ding creators mentorship and stipends to develop open content and run free culture events throughout the world. Inspired by Google's [http://code.google.com/s
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From the Free Culture group: We know that there are some sites like this in the works, but we'd l
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...e the traditions that should be honored here, in the way that the FOSS and free licensing communities honor the idea of common spaces where creativity is s
We're lowering the barriers to participation in free culture and open content development, making it easier for everyone - including dem
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A couple of people from free culture have two ideas in the works:
...wikieducator.org WikiEducator] to inspire teachers and students to develop free content for education.
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From the Free Culture group: One of the worst things about an undergraduate's career is that the
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...of FreeCulture.org board of directors and president of local chapter Free Culture 5C. I'm an on-and-off (web)comic artist and a [http://www.nosve.com/portfol
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...ding creators mentorship and stipends to develop open content and run free culture events throughout the world. Inspired by Google's Summer of Code program, o
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...ding creators mentorship and stipends to develop open content and run free culture events throughout the world. Inspired by Google's Summer of Code program, o
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...ding creators mentorship and stipends to develop open content and run free culture events throughout the world. Inspired by Google's Summer of Code program, o
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...ding creators mentorship and stipends to develop open content and run free culture events throughout the world. Inspired by Google's Summer of Code program, o
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...ding creators mentorship and stipends to develop open content and run free culture events throughout the world. Inspired by Google's Summer of Code program, o
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<center><span style="font-size:200%">Free Content Jam Taipei</span></center>
'''<big><center>Free Content Jam Taipei is over - see [[Curriculum Jam Taipei/Results|what we ma
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...e creation of wiki templates and software that facilitates the creation of free content, and more. We are open to suggestions. Also see individual COL ment
* Developing high quality free learning materials
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.... We do this because we want to hear from you! If you have a comment, feel free to leave it on the discussion page. But if you want to add your group to ou
...at universities across the globe. Check out their stories and please feel free to add your own. We want to hear about your great work and all you have ach
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...students in such a class will learn how to do not just projects, but free culture projects - open source, open content - which operate somewhat differently f
...argeting professors who are already enthusiasts of or contributors to free culture and/or open content/source who run project-based classes where student work
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OLPC is designed around the idea of the free sharing of knowledge. Our goal is to empower children to share and build o
...ment and free sharing of learning materials customized to every locale and culture.
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...e and materials available to substantively change school theory, practice, culture, and organization. A school typically has one lab, with an average of 10 co
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...e handsets can act as 'mobile electronic libraries', for sharing copies of free eBooks, training material, etc.
...ource auto-responder software in the 'Web access via email' section of the free eBook [http://bwmo.net/ How To Accelerate Your Internet].
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msgstr "“Logo became a culture, a way of rethinking learning.”"
...e from Harvard University. Krstić is deeply involved with open-source and free software, and specializes in architecture and security of large distributed
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