The recent version of Open Office makes it very easy for philosophers to insert logical notation into their papers. It’s […]

It’s been awhile since I’ve banged the open source drums. Here’s random assortment of interesting open source news that I’ve […]

Story here. Read on to the end. Ken (the author of the post and the open source advocate in the […]

Zotero 1.5 just launched their beta version. I’ve been playing around with a preview version of this. It was awesome […]

I opened a spreadsheet in google docs today and discovered that I can now edit my google doc spreadsheets from […]

In this post, I wrote about the issue of using the white spaces freed up by the switch to digital […]

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Here’s a good discussion about how eVoting should be done. Of particular interest, is the case made for using an […]

Last week I wrote about the Open Office 3.0 note feature. If you have students submit papers electronically – OpenOffice […]

Here’s a reason for academics to be interested in OpenOffice 3.0 – It has a much improved notes feature. Recent […]