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In 2006  the magazine Time dedicated its cover to the computer as thr first character on the world stage. But the most teachers and academic people don’t agree with using internet and technological tools in students’ learning and their teaching. The most they can do is using Power Point. We know epochal changes need time. But a new report from Ars Technica let us hope it will be different in the next future. Read the following report and try to change idea.

May 31st, 2007

Today many developers use Google API into their software so Google organize an event to allow them to meet Google’s developer team and improve their know-how.

“Google Developer Day is a chance for programmers around the world to meet Google’s developer product teams and learn something new..”

Whether you’re writing an AJAX application with the Google Web Toolkit, integrating Google services through GData or using Google Maps to create geo applications, we hope you’ll leave Google Developer Day with a new set of building blocks to use in your next project.

Visit the event’s homepage

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Nasa Colab announces CosmosCode a new open source project that will allow public to partecipate to the develop software using, contributing to, or supporting re-usable, modular, extensible, or standards driven space exploration software.
Nasa is not new to open source software, there are already some projects you can find here.

Will be provided services such as free projects hosting(wikis, subversion browsing), guides and howtos on developing open source for the space sector.. someone thinks about it a sort of SourceForge for space project

The goals of CosmosCode are to:

1. Explore the cost-benefit of leveraging the free and open source development process for projects that normally costs millions of dollars in development and testing;
2. Open a door to our silicon valley neighbors and encourage private industry to create products and services which leverage and extend NASA’s investments, extending their applicability and relevance to the commercial sector;
3. Leverage the free and open source community to improve software quality, enhance the functionality of existing software products, and create a virtual center of expertise in the area of space software;
4. Improve the effectiveness of existing collaborations with other NASA Centers, space agencies, universities, and contractors;
5. Through tutorials, transparency, collaborative planning, and a direct connection to NASA developers, provide an on-ramp for programmers looking to get involved in space, and for space companies looking to get involved in software;
6. Distribute NASA’s public software to as wide an audience as possible.

More details here

Technorati Tags: Nasa , Colab, CosmosCode