Freedom – the rallying cry for revolution, is the absence of restraint of various forms. Freedom of expression , or the ability to seek, receive and impart information or ideas, through various media, is a characteristic of a free society.
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Document Freedom Day
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Intelligent Teaching and Learning with Computers (iTALC)
Posted in March 2008 on April 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Whether you are computer teacher or someone who simply utilizes a networked computer lab for instruction purposes, you’d be glad to know that there’s a new, open source teaching and learning tool that could make teaching much easier for you. iTALC, or Intelligent Teaching and Learning with Computers, is a didactical software program that [...]
Open Source Software alternatives for business
Posted in March 2008 on April 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Small businesses are often tight on cash. When times are rough, the first thing that small business owners do is to rethink its spending. One expense item that would probably catch their attention is the spending on software licensing and upgrades – money that could have been spent on more important investments like employee trainings, [...]
Live Content 2.0 – open content made more accessible
Posted in March 2008 on April 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Access text, images, audio, video, software and educational resources instantly when you install LiveContent 2.0.
Live Content 2.0 is a comprehensive collection of open source content , neatly organized and compiled into a small 2.3 GB package . It will introduce you to the concept of open source, and the great possibilities brought about [...]
Moral Rebuilding and Open Source
Posted in March 2008 on April 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
“No Restitution, no Absolution. In the words of Jesus: with Restitution, there is Salvation. (Luke 19:9). An authentic conversion demands willingness to restore what has been stolen and the resolve not to steal again.” This was part of the pastoral letter read by Cardinal Gaudencio Rosales, the archbishop of Manila, on March 14, 2008.
The Catholic [...]
