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Tag Archives: growing knowledge
Winter Visit to British Library: Joining the Debate on Growing Knowledge
Visiting London is always an experience of re-living a written text, very dream-like. This time it was about reaching out for the massive amount of books deposited in the British Library and described not in fiction but on my blog … Continue reading
Posted in Open Access Repositories, Open Access Tools, Open Education
Tagged British Library, exhibition, growing knowledge, information age, information technology, JISC, library tools, Microsoft funding, Microsoft Surface, Open Access, Open Access Tools, open education, research data
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Europe’s Ana Europeana – Reimagining the Culture in Three Steps
As the new initiative from the European Commission for the Digital Agenda, Europeana is supposed to become a single access point for consulting digital materials from libraries, museums and archives of Europe. “In ancient times, the library of Alexandria was … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Commons, Open Access Repositories, Open Access Tools, Open Education
Tagged Art Nouveau, British Library, copyright, Creative Commons, Digital Agenda, European Commission, Europeana, growing knowledge, Libraries, Louvre, museums, National Library of the Netherlands, Open Access, public domain, Public Domain Charter, Rijksmuseum
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Creative Commons Zero – No Rights Reserved, Just Get It Done Like the British Library Did
“Everything is possible, in terms of where, when and what. Just get it done!” (Coca Cola Zero slogan) The British Library released nearly 3 million bibliographic records into the public domain using Creative Commons Zero license, as it was reported … Continue reading
Open Access Initiative – Two Big Thumbs Up
In re-imagining of the society, the library, and the science of the future, there is a growing presence of huge institutions adding up to ideas. Recently, a library, 14-million-books strong, and a nuclear institute, 18-member-states strong, have shown support to … Continue reading
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