We have the pleasure to announce a new revision of OpenERP 5.0.

The previous version 5.0.13 of OpenERP had a problem with the version of Python 2.4 and 2.5.

This release contains the bug fixes of 5.0.13 and one important security fix which you can find in this brief summary.
In this version we have back-ported the safe_eval function from the trunk version.
But if you want to find more details you can look at the Changelogs [1]

The Windows Installers will be made available as soon as possible.

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Start: Oct 2 2010 08:00 Timezone: Asia/Bangkok Start: Oct 2 2010 08:00 Timezone: Asia/Bangkok

Submitted by Mediacurrent on Sat, 2010-08-14 02:04 at http://groups.drupal.org/node/86864

Drupalcamp Atlanta 2010 (www.drupalcampatlanta.com) is now open for registration, and will be held on Saturday, October 2nd from 8am – 5pm at the Georgia Tech Research Institute. Our mission and purpose is twofold: (1.) we want to educate people about Drupal and (2.) further evangelize Drupal within our geographic region. The 2nd annual Drupalcamp Atlanta is an attendee driven, completely volunteer initiative modeled after the open, participatory nature of barcamps. We are offering four tracks this year: (1.) Drupal for Beginners (2.) Design, Theming, and Usability (3.) Development and Performance and (4.) Drupal for Business and Services. If you are new to Drupal we definitely want you to come – in fact, during registration we have carved out space and time for a “Drupal Installfest” before the sessions start.

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SOURCE: ATutor: info at atutor.ca

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Start: Oct 25 2011 End: Nov 1 2011 Timezone: Pacific/Auckland Start: Oct 25 2011 End: Nov 1 2011 Timezone: Pacific/Auckland
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Koha, we would like to invite the world to Wellington. Here is your chance to meet the folks from the original Koha library and have a drink with them.

 

 

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Scheduling or time-tabling software -- the name changes according to where in the world you grew up -- is the poster-child example of garbage in, garbage out.  No software application is going to make up for insufficient or disorganized information.  The process matters, too:  As in life, you must be ready to say what you need right at the start and, subsequently, to ask for what you want at well-chosen moments.

I had the opportunity to use FET ("Free Educational Timetabler") version 5.11 on Ubuntu 10.04* recently and found that it is not only powerful, but backed up by an active on-line forum which I found responsive and creative with suggestions.  FET's author, Liviu Lalescu of Romania, takes an active part, often leading the responses. Other users give clarifying advice, though, which elevates FET to that difficult-to-achieve status of a genuine FLossEd community project in my mind.

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http://lalescu.ro/liviu/fet/

"FET is open source free software for automatically scheduling the timetable of a school, high-school or university. It uses a fast and efficient timetabling algorithm. It is licensed under GNU GPL."

"Usually, FET is able to solve a complicated timetable in maximum 5-20 minutes. For simpler timetables, it may take a shorter time, under 5 minutes (in some cases, a matter of seconds). For extremely difficult timetables, it may take a longer time, a matter of hours."

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From info at Atutor.ca

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Start: Sep 30 2010 End: Oct 1 2010 Timezone: Asia/Bangkok Start: Sep 30 2010 End: Oct 1 2010 Timezone: Asia/Bangkok

From:Arthit Suriyawongkul on [barcamp-thailand]

  Time

September 30 at 8:30am - October 1 at 5:30pm

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Start: Oct 23 2010 End: Oct 24 2010 Timezone: Asia/Bangkok Start: Oct 23 2010 End: Oct 24 2010 Timezone: Asia/Bangkok

From: JFXBerns on [Barcamp Thailand]

Barcamp Bangkok 4 is confirmed for Sat/Sun October 23-24. We have 10 weeks to organize it--which is plenty of time if people are organized and efficient. We have a great reputation, a n awesome venue, we should have a many sponsors and a decent budget, the only thing that can make Barcamp fail is if we, the organizers fail to get things done.

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From Guido Arnold via schoolforge-discuss

"The number of schools in Austria that are considering to use or are using open source is increasing, according to school IT administrators and open source developers involved in education."

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Dear Free and Open Sources Supporter:

Whatever the companies manufacture or produce is shipped in packaging boxes. These are as necessary as any other item in the production process. They help in transporting the finished products from one place to another. In fact, even the unfinished products or parts are also sent through them. These boxes are quite good in performing their basic function. They can pack a product neatly and can serve the needs of carrier services effectively.

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Sunday, July 18th

The new OA 4.75 version is now available for download. New LDAP management, templated reports, new staff system, and other improvements.

OA Version 4.75

This release has new LDAP Management, and Templated Student Staff report and simple Template generator.

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Start: Oct 1 2010 End: Oct 2 2010 Timezone: America/New York Start: Oct 1 2010 End: Oct 2 2010 Timezone: America/New York

"The Open Video Conference (OVC) is a multi-day summit of thought leaders in business, academia, art, and activism to explore the future of online video. The first Open Video Conference was host to over 800 guests, including 150 workshop leaders, panelists and speakers. Over 8,000 viewers tuned in from home to watch the live broadcast. The event earned coverage in WIRED, NewTeeVee, BBC News, Filmmaker Magazine, and The New Yorker.

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Hi, we are working on opensis to convert it in multilanguaje.

for more info, visit:

http://os4ed.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=8


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• Group Tasks (OG)

FROM: http://www.openerp.com

We have the pleasure to announce a new revision of OpenERP 5.0.

This release contains lots of bug fixes which you can find in this brief summary.
But if you want to find more details you can look at the Changelogs [1]

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Example One

Like many of you, I have been burning the midnight oil learning how the revolution called Open Atrium 1 works under the hood.  In the end, it is hard to out-do its makers for elegance, so rather than rolling a new edition of Drupal 2, building on the great work in Open Atrium seems to be a smart move. 

So, the challenge is not so much technical as social: how can we adapt it to work in a school?  I suggest envisioning the typical uses.  So, here we go:

It starts from the top in schools, so our hypothetical "head" of school will show us how to post the news -- to everyone.

After logging-in and looking over what's been posted lately, he finally goes to the "create content" button and posts his school-wide news.

 

1. 1. http://openatrium.org
2. 2. http://drupal.org

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http://www.nongnu.org/fisicalab

FisicaLab
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FicaLab is an educational application to solve physics problems. It comes with full
documentation and examples. Available on English and Spanish.


What news?
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* English interface 100% in english.
* Kinematics of circular motion (particles).
* Static of rigid bodies in 2D.
* Heat, calorimetry, ideal gas and expansion.
* Fixed some incorrect conversion factors (inch, mph and knot).
* More messages to prevent invalid combination of elements.

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FROM: info at atutor.ca
July 6, 2010

ATutor 2.0 has now been released. This version has some significant new features and represents a change of direction for ATutor software from its LMS roots to a collection of tools for developing online classrooms.  ATutor administrators should upgrade their systems at their earliest convenience.

Follow these links for addition details, and read below for a list of new features.

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P2PU School of Webcraft: Developer training that's free, open and globally accessible

From:  http://www.drumbeat.org/p2pu-webcraft/about

"Mozilla and Peer 2 Peer University are creating the P2PU School of Webcraft, a powerful new way to teach and learn web developer skills. Our classes are globally accessible, 100% free, and powered entirely by learners, mentors and contributors like you. Our goal: create a vibrant, peer-led system that helps people around the world easily access and build careers on open web technology."

Open, Fine-Grained Certification

"Today's best developers draw on a broad mix of tools and platforms to learn, create, and innovate. Many certificate courses focus on a single proprietary technology, limiting students' exposure to the broad mix of tools today's developers need. This causes skill silos and student lock-in, hindering developers' abilities to implement optimal solutions, and the ability of those solutions to improve the field more broadly. Four-year programs can be out of reach for many, and emphasize rigid curricula that are not designed to keep pace with new developments in the field.

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