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Category Archives: open source


‘Wave’ goodbye to email - Google Wave is on its way.

May 29, 2009 – 8:55 am

So this morning when I started up my computer and loaded its email client there was a small wave of emails about this thing called Google Wave. Something’s happening over there at Google’s developer’s conference. It seems that in the keynote they have announced a new product/service called Google Wave. From […]

By Jerry Leeson | Also posted in Educationau, Web 2.0, google, innovation | Comments (0)

Great discussion on openDSM and open source

March 14, 2008 – 2:53 pm

A couple of us at education.au have blogged previously on openDSM, our distributed search manager software that was released recently as open source and is housed on Google Code.
If you would like to know more about this software, the problem areas that it addresses and the philosophy behind it and some of the work that […]

By Jerry Leeson | Also posted in Educationau, openDSM | Comments (0)

Open source distributed search manager ready to go

February 20, 2008 – 11:54 am

For a number of years now education.au has been providing ’search’ services to the education community in a number of its projects. The best known of these is ‘edna‘. edna’s search functionality started out as a collection of metadata records describing web resources that would be of value to people in the […]

By Jerry Leeson | Also posted in Educationau, search, openDSM | Comments (2)