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Javier Velasco

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MIT joins the Open Source philosophy

In an article titled "MIT

to make nearly all course materials available free on the World Wide Web"

the The Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced the new project for

the publication of all their material in the next ten years. In their own words

"the project expects to provide materials for over 2,000 courses across

MIT's entire curriculum�in architecture and planning, engineering, humanities,

arts, social sciences, management, and science."

This is a big step towards the transformation of our culture to a more collaborative environment. Just as evolt (and many more) has done they are using the power of the Internet in a giving way, allowing all their knowlerdge to be shared. I believe that the Internet will help us change from out current mood of competition towards one of more collaboration, this is a great time.

mantruc is an oldtime evolter from Chile.

his thing is communication, what he most likes about the internet is how it allows people to communicate at many levels, and he thinks that evolt.org is the best proof of that.

he has worked in web development since 1997 as designer, developer and information architect.

his expression is photogtaphy.

Javier is currently working as an associate researcher for the Center for Web Research, part of the Department of Computer Science at Universidad de Chile.

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