Updates and such for openbook. This blog will provide news updates for the website openbook. Using comics to teach and educate children about science and health issues. It has on the public.

Toward Future of a Knowledge-Based Digital. Time To Reflect , , ,. It is the last week in DITA. And time to reflect on the experience of blogging and the contents of the module. First, I must say that I have found the whole learning experience truly enjoyable. Without a doubt I have acquired new knowledge in the information technology and hands on experience on blogging, archiving, retrieval, APIS and embedding, text mining and data analysis to name a few.

The thought of the often repeated phrase came to my head. Once again, we have a phrase that is actually a misquote as it was never actually said throughout the original television series of Dragnet.

Thoughts about open data and the future of librarianship. These are most common words I have used on this blog since I began writing it back at the beginning of October. I feel, looking at this representation exported from Voyant tools.

A blog about libraries and publishing. I have neglected this blog for a long time but I have been keeping busy. First of all I finished my dissertation, something I will talk about in another post. Alongside finishing up my dissertation I have also been working. Open Access and learned societies. Our session on Lapis this week focused on scholarly publishing. This included an overview of early scholarly publishing from the first journal, the. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society.

Thoughts about our digital life. This is an academic blog about digital information technologies and architectures. All of those words, together and separately. It is, of course, my perspective only, and is accompanied by a suite of blogs by classmates in the same course. If you are interested in this topic, check out their excellent writings. As of January 2015, this blog is on hiatus and is not being updated. Yeah, we all got it.