The purpose of this unit is to share with all people who are interested in applying the utility of digital information sources and files placed in a central repository site, videos, images, sounds, text , etc ... For the purposes of research and study, as well as learn about the different options that exist in this area, emphasis should be distinguished by different labels or keywords in their name that differ according to their origin.
In education we have several resources such as the European Education Thesaurus and Open Access initiative, the first helps us to recognize the keywords or tags that can be used to facilitate our search even in other languages, the second is an initiative that promotes as its name implies free access to Web materials as educational and academic research papers, this in order that they may be used, distributed and linked without legal or economic barriers so that there is provision of them to benefit all types of people, build roads to the needy.
That if we respect Copyright and learn to properly cite the author not to devalue, facilitate access to works and so others can fill them properly.
For more information also see:
- As you browse the European Education Thesaurus of Living in the SUA Bitacora Juan Manuel Zurita Sánchez
References:
Saberula. (2009, September 18). Creative Commons: The culture of sharing. [Video file]. Video posted
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSzulDyYO4g&feature=related
Zurita, SJM (2010, March 1923). As you browse the subject headings [Weblog entry] Message posted on
http://juanzuritasanchez.blogspot.com/2010/03/como-navegar-en-el-tee.html # links
Bautista Flores, E. (1998). How to cite Internet information resources? University Library: Newsletter of the Directorate General of Libraries, 2 (2). Retrieved February 2, 2010, http://www.dgbiblio.unam.mx/servicios/dgb/publicdgb/bole/fulltext/volII2/bautista.html
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