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• Free Knowledge Institute :Community Portal
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• Free Knowledge Institute :Site support
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• Free Knowledge Institute :Copyrights
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• Main Page
  <big>'''Welcome to the [http://freeknowledge.eu Free Knowledge Institute] wiki'''</big> * [[StudyGroup|The Free Knowledge Study Group]]
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• Workpackage1
  ...rticipants. The project management will be performed by the Free Knowledge Institute.
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• Workpackage2
  ...et up and maintain a complete virtual campus. This campus will be based on Free Software applications in order to guarantee its sustainability and the tran # transfer of knowledge to the FTA Consortium; and
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• OudeBeschrijving
  ... its first students in September 1984, is an independent government-funded institute for distance learning at university level. ...ir course of life, plus the need to achieve a considerable increase of the knowledge level of the community at large. OUNL has three missions:
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• UitnodigingCertificeringsOverleg
  ...ie Academie kunnen zijn, of de aansluiting bij de FTA die we al hebben, de Free Technology Academy voor MBO en HBO. organisatie: Free Knowledge Institute
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• Free Culture Forum Charter
  =Charter for Innovation Creativity and Access to Knowledge= ...document is the interpretation of the Charter from the perspective of Free Knowledge. Note that this is work in progress.
  90 KB (13,285 words) - 15:58, 28 March 2012
• About FKI
  This is a draft of [[About FKI]] based on elements of the [[Talk:About FKI|discussion]]. ==The Free Knowledge Institute==
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• FKI Values
  ...able solutions. Further values are defined in the [http://freeknowledge.eu/about/principles Founding Principles] summarised below. ...by which we articulate what is and has been intrinsically important to the institute. We value:
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• FKI Participate
  ...ontribute if possible. As businesses we can profit from the enormous free knowledge resources already available, offer services around these resources and cont If you're interested to participate in the Free Knowledge Institute: [[Get Involved]].
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• Strategy/Values
  |+The Free Knowledge Institute values freedom and sustainability through collaboration and empowerment. Th
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• Strategy/Specific Context
  ... aim is to provide equal access to the tools for production and sharing of knowledge. We work towards this aim together with a local and global network of auton ... business models or to tackle specific issues in the multiple fields where knowledge plays an important part.
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• Strategy/IO Map/Narrative
  ..., and effective in its own right as it inspires and enables growth of free knowledge communities in multiple domains. ...ass of learners each year who stand to qualify with degrees including free knowledge components and become active participants (learning by doing).
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• Strategy/About
  ...prove and strengthen it where needed. Then, once we have a rough consensus about it, we want to work together putting it in practice. ...elt a need to be more effective in the engagement of other people with the Institute. So far we have been a rather closed team, despite the number of people wil
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• Strategy/Adoption process
  ...elt a need to be more effective in the engagement of other people with the Institute. So far we have been a rather closed team, despite the number of people wil ===Free Technology Academy (FTA)===
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• Strategy/Community
  ..., and effective in its own right as it inspires and enables growth of free knowledge communities in multiple domains. Here are some ways you can help us grow a free knowledge society:
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• Community/Code of Conduct
  ...ted to the Free Knowledge Institute. See also the [http://freeknowledge.eu/about/principles FKI's founding principles] and "[[Induction Manual]]". FKI workg ...are, share documents in Open Standard formats, use and publish works under free/libre licenses - with a preference for copyleft -, respect each others' con
  4 KB (681 words) - 22:38, 17 May 2012
• Induction Manual
  ...e tools to enable and record the interactions on-the-fly. Examples include free software for VoIP such as Ekiga, IRC tools, MediaWiki, LibreOffice with cha * Operating system: any Free Software based OS, like GNU/Linux. Please use any distribution you feel mos
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• Strategy/Partner development
  ...elopment of free knowledge and free technologies for a socially just, free knowledge society." This is an ambition that can only come or be true if we do that t ...training, consultancy and development/implementation of Free Knowledge and Free Technology. Our core capacities are summarised in the FKI [[Strategy/Skills
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• Strategy/Sustainability models
  ... people and help them consolidate their activities along the lines of free knowledge. ...The FKI can be a strategic partner to participate in projects that fit the Institute's mission and vision.
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• Strategy/Domains/Education
  ... also rich discussion places where knowledge evolves and grows. Thus, Free Knowledge in Education can be seen from different perspectives: ** free access to knowledge in general and specifically to educational materials; and
  4 KB (611 words) - 13:41, 17 May 2012