OPEN SOURCE: INFORMATION ACCESS, ECONOMICS, & EDUCATION: Keyterms

1. Intellectual property

1.1. Copyright

1.1.1. hijacking

1.2. Patent

1.3. trademark

1.4. tradesecrets

1.5. may lead to a legal monopoly

1.6. instrumental in the commercialization of cyberspace

1.7. Public Domain

2. Open Knowledge

2.1. Open Access

2.1.1. publishing of scholarly & educational materials

2.1.2. Budapest Open Access Initiative

2.2. Open Data:

2.3. Open Content

2.3.1. Wikipedia

2.4. formed to facilitate the democratization of knowledge

3. FLOSS(free/libre/open source software)

3.1. Open Source software

3.1.1. Open Source Definition

3.2. Free Software

3.2.1. Free Software Foundation

3.3. Licencing

3.3.1. Copyleft

3.3.1.1. GNU General Public License

3.3.2. Creative Commons licenses

3.3.3. Open Source licenses

4. Open Source Software in Education

4.1. Open Source Curriculum

4.1.1. Curriki

4.1.2. MIT OpenCourseWare

4.1.3. Connexions

4.2. Open Educational Resources

4.3. Learning Management Systems

4.3.1. Moodle

4.4. Web 2.0

4.4.1. wikis

4.4.2. blogs

4.4.3. podcasts

4.5. Advantages

4.6. Disadvantages