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openlabs.com/Smitty.html
Open Labs - Smitty
OpenLabs delivers the ultimate solution for musicians suited to fit every studio and stage need imaginable by creating cutting-edge musical instruments that combine all the equipment found in a pro studio with unsurpassed live performance capabilities
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thewgbhlab.org/open-call/stonewall
WGBH Lab
Open Call Filmmakers in Residence Sandbox Lab Collections Resources About WGBH Lab News + Production Blog Support WGBH Lab wgbh.org Feedback FAQ Sitemap Funding Provided by: Connect with us Create new account Log in Request new password OPEN CALL GET STARTED TIPS JUDGING COMMUNITY WATCH VIDEOS Stonewall Uprising Open Call for Video Shorts Click Here to See the Five Winning Videos In'69, homosexuality was illegal in almost every state....but that was about to change. In the early morning
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open.ac.uk/blogs/mLearn
Mobile Learner Support
Mobile Learner Support Coordinating Open Mobile activities via the OU Learning Innovation Office Challenges in mobile [device] support ? moving to a more formal footing Posted on June 15th, 2011 at 7:01 pm by Rhodri Thomas I?m currently in the process of specifying what has received broad support in principle and perhaps is proving difficult to articulate in formal documentation, so I?m putting this out as background. Perhaps of wider interest to colleagues attempting
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open.ac.uk/blogs/LibraryArts
Library News for Arts
Library News for Arts For the Faculty of Arts at the Open University RefWorks Classic to RefWorks 2.0 switchover Posted on August 30th, 2011 at 3:52 pm by Christine During the week commencing 26 September 2011 Library Services will be switching off the RefWorks Classic interface and switching on the new RefWorks 2.0 interface. All existing RefWorks libraries will automatically transfer to the new interface so you don?t need to do anything except familiarise yourself with RefWorks 2.0. The
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hivemind.nl/blog
Hivemind Blog
Hivemind Blog Better honest than polite Home About Commercial Open Source Business Models August 24th, 2009 Rogier No comments A post on the 451 Group blog made me think about commercial Open Source business models, and the consequences. The growth of Open Source has convinced a lot of companies to open their software, but you cannot make money by giving stuff away. Red Hat was one of the first companies to create a viable business model based on support licenses. This model has now branched