VIsual editor was rolled out to soon, too many bugs not enough time to test
which is a common issue.
But all these issues and complaints are wasted if you just turn it off
because we need to accept the change and learn to work with it otherwise
how can we teach others to use it.
you do have the
For those of you with a taste for a bit of GLAM in your life, you might
enjoy this 50+ page presentation of the 2030 strategic plan for Victorian
Public Libraries
http://www.plvn.net.au/sites/default/files/20130527%20FINAL%20VPL2030%20Full
%20Report_web.pdf
or you can settle for my quick
Thanks Kerry,
I'm keen to respond in any way you thought appropriate if it meant
realising this potential. I'm based on Melbourne at the moment, happy to
run workshops, especially regional Victoria.
On 03/07/2013 5:51 PM, Kerry Raymond kerry.raym...@gmail.com wrote:
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For those of you
My short opinion is that it's promising, but it clearly needs work. It is
not ready for a global go-live yet, but its deployment seems to be driven
by considerations other than whether it's ready for Production use.
The good: From my work at outreach workshops, this is by a long shot the #1
For myself (not a committee position or anything), I would like to see us
roll out a general 1-hour presentation about Wikipedia for the public. So,
not edit training, just stuff like stats about it, how its funded, how it
operates, how vandalism is managed, what WMAU does, etc. I'd probably throw
