UNESCO-SALIS e-Learning Portal for Awareness Raising on Information Literacy: UNESCO-CI:
UNESCO-SALIS e-Learning Portal for Awareness Raising on Information Literacy

The e-learning portal will cover a number of self-learning modules, such as:

* Information Literacy,
* Information Literacy Models and Standards,
* Information Communication Technology (ICT),
* Information Services for the Disabled People,
* Information Literacy Assessment,
* Freedom of Information/Right to Information,
* Lifelong Learning and Development of Life Skills,
* Sample Information Literacy Programmes for Library and Community Information Centre Users.

The portal will be developed using Moodle Open Source software, an internationally renowned Courseware Management System (CMS) or Virtual Learning Environment (VLE).

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ayeee the horror….

The OBSERVER, Dunkirk, New York:
But now, those seeking answers concerning why Cho did it and whether anything could have been done to stop him are being stymied by concerns about “rights” — Cho’s.

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Cho, alive or dead, has the same rights as everyone else in those situation. Rights are universal, not particular. Whomever in Dunkirk that does not understand that by removing Cho’s rights is the same as removing our own, is ignorant, as is indicated by the rest of the language s/he uses.

sean cubitt’s blog:

yay!