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Read It Later: Log In Log In Continue with MozillaContinue with AppleContinue with Google or Please log into your Pocket account. Forgot your username or password No account? By proceeding, you agree to: Pocket’s Terms of Service and Privacy Notice. A Sea of Books A handbook for the open source way, written the open source way Image by opensource.com Remember the Seinfeld episode where Kramer had the idea to make a coffee table book about coffee tables? I always thought that was a pretty elegant idea. Well, a few months ago, some of the smart folks on Red Hat's community architecture team had a similarly elegant idea: Write a book about building community the open source way... and write it with a community, the open source way. Meaning, open the text up, allow interested users to contribute, and see what happens. Brilliant. The book is entitled The Open Source Way: Creating and nurturing communities of contributors and you can access the current text here and the wiki for contributors here. I caught up with Karsten Wade, who is leading the project, to learn more. There have been other books written about community-building over the last few years, but I am not aware of any others that have been written by a community. Raptors, huh? It is definitely aimed for people beyond technology. Thanks.
CrossLoop - Affordable Online Computer Help - Technical Support A Peek At My Bookshelf Three Book Recommendation Engines For Quick Book Searches Finding new books to read isn’t always easy. Looking at the size of libraries and some bookstores, it’s hardly surprising that there’s a lot of bad stuff circulating as well. Until recently, I limited myself to word of mouth and the tedious business of reading the back of every book on the shelves. How old-fashioned. Like StumbleUpon for websites, and Last.fm for music, there are so-called book recommendation engines as well, that suggest titles based on previous reads. For this article, we’ll focus on the ‘quick’ book recommendation engines, that skip the whole process of cataloguing and rating all your previous reads. The Book Seer The Book Seer is as simple as it gets. On the next page, you’ll be presented with two independent recommendation lists, so don’t be surprised if you see a duplicate title. The right side column is generated by LibraryThing‘s system, an online book cataloguing tool. Off-topic tip: Jonathan Strange and Mr. What Should I Read Next? WhichBook.net
Bookish Magpie Two Free Multiplatform Tools To Create iBooks She’s barely seven and still in her first year of elementary school, but her school bag – which she has to carry on her back everyday – is bigger and heavier than my working backpack. That’s why I always try to help my dearest daughter carry her bag whenever I can. Burden From Bulks Of Books I think everybody knows what’s inside: books, tons of them. Competition among schools to stay in business makes them add more and more lessons to the curriculum just to look good (and get bigger income by selling more books). Those businessmen who call themselves educators should’ve known better than thinking that more subjects to learn is equal to better education. The real equation should be: more subjects means more burden to students, both physically and mentally. Changing the school curriculum is not an easy job and require years of persistence. Imagine students (and teachers) with no physical books. The Possible Chosen Device & Format There are already gadgets built to replace printed books.