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(Guest blog post from Mrs. Rosemary Ndegwa, University Librarian, St. Paul’s University, Limuru, Kenya. This workshop was part of the eIFL-FOSS Skills and Tools Workshops initiative.)With support from eIFL.net, St. Paul’s University, Limuru organized a 4-day training workshop (17-20th August 2009) for Systems Librarians in the Kenya Library and Information Services Consortium (KLISC) ...
(Guest blog post from Abdrahamane Anne of the Library of the Faculty of Medicine Pharmacy and Dentistry, University of Bamako, Mali. This workshop was part of the eIFL-FOSS Skills and Tools Workshops initiative.)Malian librarians learn how to use a FOSS content management systemAs a continuation of the skills and tools workshop series, The Malian Library Consortium (COMBI) in partnership with the ...
Just a brief post today to let you know about some changes in the eIFL-FOSS program. But the real news to take away is that, in effect, it is no change at all.Over the past two years we have laid a solid foundation for community driven FOSS advocacy and support here with the eIFL-FOSS network. Volunteer FOSS country coordinators now represent nearly every participating consortium across eIFL.net. ...
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The eIFL-FOSS ILS project coordinator is Tigran Zargaryan. The Southern African Greenstone Support Network project coordinator is Repke de Vries, and its regional coordinator is Amos Kujenga. If you have questions about eIFL-FOSS or one of its projects, please feel free to contact us using the following email addresses:
Tigran Zargaryan - tigran.zargaryan[at]eifl.net
Repke de Vries - repke.devries[at]eifl.net
Amos Kujenga - amos.kujenga[at]eifl.net
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