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.

Libraries and publishing in the information society. Each of LAPIS session is full of various of publishing knowledge. Letterpress printing was popular after the mid of 20 century.

Publishing, Positioning, and Fixity. Benjamin stated that, if the intellectual is unwilling to recognise his or her position, then he or she will not make the necessary connectio.

This week much of our lecture looked at different aspects of journalism, both amateur and professional. Both authors were considering the various aspects that went into authorship.

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.

Finding the way through digital information. Text encoding and the Semantic Web. This week in our module we were introduced to the idea of the Semantic Web. This short documentary on the Semantic Web provides an overview of what the Semantic Web is, an.

Digital Information Technologies and Architecture.

Into the deep,dark world of Digital Information Technologies and Architectures. Romeo and Juliet, Act II, Scene II. Using Google advanced image search. I looked for images of a.

Notes and Resources on Libraries and Librarians as Publishers and on Encyclopedias Past, Present and Future. In the first part of the eight LAPIS session, the class welcomed City University London Research Library Diane Bell. Who offered insight into the current roles of libraries and librarians as publishers. Continuing on this theme, Katharine Schopflin. Brief Lecture Notes and Resources. Should Libraries be publishers? Not viable for all libraries; financial risks involved.