Sentences with phrase «create open source content»

The first is that Habitat supports Creative Commons licensing, allowing publishers to create open source content and educational materials; in line with that is Inkling's announcement that it will be creating fifty open source titles for schools in partnership with the 20 Million Minds Foundation, furthering the reach and viability of digital textbooks in environments that are more than ready to receive them.

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Once the Web grew from a collection of static pages to an interactive platform, Matt Mullenweg knew users would need an open source content management system, so he created WordPress.
Kat wanted to use Popcorn, which is an initiative to create open source programming and video content over the Internet.
While the real power of open - source textbooks, Bridges and others say, is being able to tap into the knowledge of the nation's 3 million schoolteachers, a look at the recent crop of books suggests that's not an accurate reflection of how educational content is being created.
On these open - source sites, materials created and reviewed by educators are shared under a Creative Commons license, which means other teachers may use and adapt the content for free.
Using a free Amazon cloud server, I installed Drupal, a free open - source content management system that allows users to create and configure a database that they can search and sort using various modules designed by other Drupal users.
The ePub format is an open standard, albeit one managed by Adobe, so anyone can create a client application (an open - source one for Windows Phones was launched last week) but those only work for DRM - free texts - protected content is restricted.
Using open source technology like Mediawiki, with its built - in e-book tools, creates a platform for people who are publishing elsewhere to share their content in a different manner.
Designed to offer fast and affordable online transactions, this open - source digital currency can be used as a form of payment for goods and services, a vehicle to trade for other currencies and a way to «tip» other Internet users who create or share popular content.
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