On Tue, 8 Sep 2009, Dov Grobgeld wrote:
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 2009 09:40:58 +0300
From: Dov Grobgeld
To: Jonathan Ben Avraham
Cc: ILUG
Subject: Re: eTextBooks (for kids)
That argument is like the arguments against writing free software because it
will put the software vendors out of business. It
That argument is like the arguments against writing free software because it
will put the software vendors out of business. It is clear that the interest
of the consumer is to have the information available for free, and if
someone wants to volunteer their time to provide this information for free,
Hi All,
Don't forget that there is a large industry of authors and publishers who
make their living on the current paper book model. Like music, this is a
content market whose reason for existence is payment for content.
I think that a better idea for a free education project in this direction
This version seems to solve the stuttering sound problems I downloaded the
Static version followed the installation instructions replacing the original.
The sound appears to be much better all round!
Moshe
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This version seems to solve the stuttering sound problems I downloaded the
Static version followed the installation instructions replacing the original.
The sound appears to be much better all round!
Moshe
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If you have the books, you can copy the relevant chapter that will be
learned in the specific day and give it to the kid. You only have to know in
advance, which chapter will be learned.
BTW, there is a knesset member that is from israel beitenu, Anastasia
Michaeli that she is activist in the fiel
This reminds me of a "public service" project that I have thought about for
some time. It would be nice if someone created some free (as in license)
books that would pass the requirements of the education ministry. These
could then be downloaded as e-books or printed, copied partially,
photocopied,
That's a bit off topic I think?
Anyhow, matach uploaded quite a few books online, just schools don't use
them
Ely
On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 2:06 PM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> > Is there a place to buy electronic versions of textbooks for (israeli)
> > school children?
> > The schools don't have places f
> Is there a place to buy electronic versions of textbooks for (israeli)
> school children?
> The schools don't have places for kids to keep their books on premises, so
> they have to schlep all their books all day long. They are heavy. I'd
> rather they carried a small laptop or e-book reader.
>
2009/9/7 Orna Agmon Ben-Yehuda :
> On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 8:42 AM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> ...
>> Remember, LUG is Linux _User_ Group, so I think that the lectures
>> should focus on the users.
>
> " What's in a name? that which we call a rose
> By any other name would smell as sweet; "
>
>
Is there a place to buy electronic versions of textbooks for (israeli)
school children?
The schools don't have places for kids to keep their books on premises, so
they have to schlep all their books all day long. They are heavy. I'd
rather they carried a small laptop or e-book reader.
Any ideas?
Zend operates out of some pretty swank offices in Ramat Gan. So I doubt the
PHP core team would be able to get very far without keeping some kind of
Hebrew support.
2009/8/4 Yuval Hager
> Let's try some regex matching in PHP.
> ,
> | php > echo preg_match('/\w/', 'a');
> | 1
> `
>
> ok,
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