Narto Fanfiction: The Story Of Sasusaku

Dead media and internet ordering

What the media have become extinct and what niszowieją and dead media has just become, with ovules of the media, knowledge, science and once again about their history, and luckily there are new tools Web 2.0, you could hear the XIII Forum of Higher Education Section of the Library of the Silesian district SBP. It was held March 3 in WSB Hall in. The title of this Forum "Information in the digital world ", but some speakers have devoted a lot of presentations to guide the facts of the past - a time long before the mass media, establishing itself and the internet. Could it be a small replay in the spirit of" rescue from oblivion "? Prof. Goban-Klas on shared media These "dead" (including clay tablets), for those who will soon die out and new - network. The story in a nutshell copyright Sprat presented James with the ICMM UW. A lot of historical references related to the knowledge found in the presentation from Pawel Drozda of Wikimedia Poland, and those related to science - in a presentation Sabina Cisek with IINiB UJ. But back to more interesting examples of the present: James Sprat presented a clear division of Creative Commons licenses
, Pavel Drozd -
Wiki projects, while Arthur Fijalkowski lot of technical aspects of Wikipedia. Aneta Drabek with BG UŚ workshop presented a digital librarian, and I think I finally get a search

INiB :). Conference organizers have launched a project

information in a digital world whose aim is to organize the Internet (does someone have to go, however, achieve this goal ?;-). But I think that much fresh news about the information on the Internet, including the community and at the Web 2.0 (which is what tigers like the most: D) \u200b\u200bsaid Agnes Koszowska the WB. Also you need to track this information as prosumers using and how to build through the wiki, forums, ever newer style blogs, Q & A, mashups and also various types of podcasts. And so I think ... it takes more and more of the digital world 2.0 (not necessarily the site, but the "librarian") for such conferences ...