Hello everyone,
We have scheduled our next Kete Community Meeting in
Auckland on April
8th (if you have never heard of Kete, see the "What is
Kete?" blurb at
the end of this email or http://kete.net.nz/). You can
find details
about it here:
http://kete.net.nz/site/topics/show/149-ke
te-community-day-in-auckland
We've also created a topic where you can have your say in
helping us
shape the programme for the day, it can be found here:
http://kete.net.nz/site/topics/show/150
-kete-day-programme-8th-april-2008
If you are interested in finding out more about the Kete
software or
already a member of the Kete community we hope to see you
there.
Cheers,
Walter McGinnis
Kete Project Lead
Katipo Communications, Ltd.
---
What is Kete?
Kete is an Open Source Ruby on Rails application, released
under the
GPL. Initial development has been a partnership between the
Horowhenua
Library Trust and Katipo Communications Ltd. funded as part
of the
Community Partnership Fund in 2006.
Kete stores, organises, indexes and retrieves all sorts of
digital
files including Office documents, PDF's, images, videos,
audio such as
spoken word and music, website links, and html pages/text.
Kete encourages you to make links between different items
that enable
users to browse your collection. It also faciltates
discussion about
items and topics, so you can build understanding and foster
collaboration.
Kete by default is open so that any member of the community
can
participate by adding material, or editing entries.
You can make some items private, and some public, and you
can make
some areas open to public input, and others "view
only".
You can collect lots of detailed information about a
"thing" whether
that be a person, or a document, or picture, or you can not
require a
lot at all.
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