It will be on October 9-11, 2007 in Indianapolis:
The Open Minds Conference is the first national K-12 gathering for teachers, technicians and educational leaders to share and explore the benefits of open source in education. Virtual Learning Environments that provide 24X7 access to teaching and learning resources, cutting-edge and easy-to-use desktop applications, coupled with powerful management tools and low-cost computer strategies make the classroom of tomorrow available today!
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We've beaten up enough on poor China for its transparent attempts to control information within its borders. Time to beat up on poor India.
From Boingboing:
One of the most valuable things WHO has to offer in an influenza pandemic is information. Unfortunately, this hasn't been their strong suit.
I have a few conferences coming up and I thought I'd share my schedule just in case any of you out there in sciencelibrarianblogland will also be attending.
I'll list them in order, along with whatever I'll be presenting.
Over the last week or so a huge issue has sprung up in the library and publishing world, which I touch on in my eBook Users' Bill of Rights post.