[greenstone_es] Re: Felicidades a Prodigio (Diego Spano y su equipo)
- From: "Monica Beatriz Perez" <MBPerez@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <greenstone_es@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 May 2009 10:11:17 -0300
Que buena noticia!!!! El equipo de biblioteca te envia el cariño y
reconocimiento profesional de siempre. FELICITACIONES.
Dra. Mónica B. Pérez
Directora Biblioteca Cardini
Fundación Instituto Leloir
Av. Patricias Argentinas 435
1405 - Ciudad de Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tel. (54 11) 5238-7500, int. 2021
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De: greenstone_es-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:greenstone_es-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] En nombre de Julian Moyano
Enviado el: lunes, 04 de mayo de 2009 4:18
Para: greenstone_es@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Asunto: [greenstone_es] Felicidades a Prodigio (Diego Spano y su equipo)
Del Blog de Greenstone:
http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2009-05-04/waikato-visit-report-from-john-rose-2/
In 2008, the University of Waikato a received a Grant from the Mellon
Foundation to promote contributions to the Greenstone Digital Library suite
which provide significant benefits to higher education, libraries, museums,
arts, or nature conservation. The University is using the award to support the
Greenstone community of developers and users, particularly in developing
countries (see the announcement <http://www.greenstone.org/blog#announcement>
below).
The first grant of US$ 8,000 has been awarded to Prodigio Consultores
<http://www.prodigioconsultores.com/> in Santiago, Chile, to coordinate the
launching of a sustainable, voluntary, not-for-profit Greenstone support
network for Latin America. In carrying out this work by end June 2010, Prodigio
will:
* identify national coordinators for focal points for promotion of the
Greenstone Digital Library software in at least 3 Latin American countries;
* establish contracts engaging each national coordinator to organise a
national Greenstone training workshop, provide technical support services for
one year and to ensure development and public access to at least one new
Greenstone digital library application;
* create a regional coordinating and evaluation committee composed of
representatives of the national coordinators and other Latin American experts;
* establish a collaborative portal to inform and facilitate cooperation
among Greenstone users in Latin America (including announcement of training
events, news about and links to Greenstone collections in the region, FAQs, and
documentation on Greenstone in regional languages);
* provide technical assistance to the work of the national coordinators;
* coordinate the work of the regional coordinating and evaluation
committee with a view to formally establishing and consolidating the regional
support network.
Additional support has been provided to enable Diego Spano, Director of
Projects at Prodigio, to undertake a visit to Waikato to familiarise himself
with the latest Greenstone developments and to discuss the development of the
Latin American network.
Although Prodigio is a commercial company, it will be undertaking this activity
on a totally not-for-profit basis. This work will build on the Spanish-language
Greenstone discussion list <//www.freelists.org/list/greenstone_es> which
has been moderated by Prodigio for the past year. Further information can be
obtained from Diego Spano <mailto:diegospano@xxxxxxxxx> .
The Latin American network will join the Greenstone support networks in South
Asia <http://greenstonesupport.iimk.ac.in/> (operating since 2006) and
Southern Africa
<http://www.eifl.net/cps/sections/services/eifl-foss/greenstone> (operating
since 2007).
We hope to award the remaining Greenstone-Mellon grants by June 2009 in order
to meet the deadlines for the use of these funds. Interested parties are
referred to the grant announcement:
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