Success for Intergeo

The european project Intergeo has been accepted.
	http://inter2geo.eu/
	http://ens.math.univ-montp2.fr/SPIP/-Projet-Europee
n-InterGeo

Unfortunately DrGeo is not a partner. 

GNU Edu database and software will probably be used, if I
get enough
time to develop the detailed resource display with user
comments. (in my
short TODO list after 1.3)

Yet, in spite of Christian Mercat's efforts, I have been
unable to get
my University to join the project. No wonder, for I was in
the
University for less than a year.

See you!

-- 
Odile Bénassy
http://obenassy.free.fr

Odile Bénassy a écrit :
> The european project Intergeo has been accepted.
> 	http://inter2geo.eu/
> 	http://ens.math.univ-montp2.fr/SPIP/-Projet-Europee
n-InterGeo

Congratutalation to all participants !

> Unfortunately DrGeo is not a partner. 

Never mind, I decided to withdraw as i. I wanted to dedicate
all my 
ressource&time to iFichier, ii. the DrGeo user base is
tiny.


> GNU Edu database and software will probably be used, if
I get enough

That's great as well.

Keep going.

Hilaire

> time to develop the detailed resource display with user
comments. (in my
> short TODO list after 1.3)




> 
> Yet, in spite of Christian Mercat's efforts, I have
been unable to get
> my University to join the project. No wonder, for I was
in the
> University for less than a year.
> 
> See you!
> 

On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 17:47:56 +0100
"juan rafael fernández" <jrferngmail.com> wrote:

> 2007/2/17, Odile Bénassy <obenassyfree.fr>:
> 
> > The european project Intergeo has been accepted.
> 
> > GNU Edu database and software will probably be
used, if I get enough
> > time to develop the detailed resource display with
user comments
> 
> Sorry for my long absenses (though I follow all the
threads). I don't
> now if we can congratulate you, your "used
if" is quite ambiguous. Was
> there a clear condition or demand set?
> 
no, that's just I that feel that way, and Christian (Mercat)
too, and
Ulli (Kortenkamp)  too, I hope; actually it became clear in
our
conversations, that these features were necessary, and I
promised to
develop them; I think they sould be ready before Intergeo
actually
starts, next summer; so I should prepare them for the RMLL
in Amiens (*)

> I have just updated the cvs. Your TODO:
> 
>    - Detailed resource display
>    - Visitors can rate and comment each resource
>    - Keep track of the visitors' choices to help future
visitors
> 
> Is this what you mean? This would be great, it would
turn Gnuedu into
> a Web 2.0 social tool!
> 
points 1 & 2 : yes, and soon, I hope (read above); I
would share my time
in 2 parts:
1) get more resources
2) develop 1 & 2 + enhance interface (integrate keywords
widget written
by Georges...)

point 3 : little later

> I would demand again a missing feature: an "Add to
gnuedu" button and
> piece of javascript code like the ones at Del.icio.us
or Sabros.us.
> That would increase enormously the amount of resources
in the
> DataBase.
>
did you test the box on the news page? 
 
> And a question: all Web 2.0 use a centralized DataBase
(this of
> Del.icio.us or Flickr), why not develop GnuEdu as a
service and not a
> an independent application with independent DabaBases?
> 

Del.icio.us or Flickr go even beyond: they keep your data
jealously and
don't let you have them back, at least not in very
convenient (open &
standard) ways

I'm willing to share, or help sharing, everything: the
resources, the
metadata about the resources (**), even the metadata for the
menus

Yet I'm not sure to understand correctly your question

> -- 
> Juan Rafael Fernández
> http://people.of
set.org/jrfernandez/

(*) You are good at English writing and speaking: how do you
avoid to
write "the" and "that" all the time,
which happens to me? do you have
some tricks to share?

(**) as an example, see 
http://gnuedu.o
fset.org/lom.php?id=24

-- 
Odile Bénassy, OFSET
http://www.ofset.org
http://www.ofset.org/gnue
du

2007/2/26, juan rafael fernández <jrferngmail.com>:

Now I have a work for what I  want: a bookmarklet
http://www.sq
uarefree.com/bookmarklets/

Saludos
-- 
Juan Rafael Fernández
http://people.of
set.org/jrfernandez/