This document summarizes the story of OpenSource Cafe, a coworking space and library in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo started by Tsutomu Kawamura. It began as a monthly meetup space for open source software events in 2009. In 2011, Kawamura converted his mother's garage into a small coworking cafe open on Wednesdays, which grew in popularity. It now hosts regular events and clubs for WordPress, coding, art, and more. The cafe also functions as a library through the Librize app, allowing local book sharing.
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Reaching Out Closer to Home: Turning Coworkers into Library ChampionsMesaPublicLibrary
No library is an island. You work with people who are community experts, dedicated to public service, and don’t work in a library. Do they know what you do?
Presented by Cherise Mead at the Arizona Library Association Annual Conference on November 20, 2015.
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A presentation I gave at the 2009 CLA Emerging Technology Interest Group pre-conference at the McGill University Cybertheque library.
My general topic was the use of emerging technologies in public libraries to a mostly academic librarian audience. My approach was to compare and contrast the use of technologies by myself as a generally but not always tech-savvy librarian and my employer, RPL, generally but not always a tech-savvy library.
The day also featured presentations by John Fink and Jessamyn West and all kinds of live blogging, Twittering and post-event blogging as well:
http://etigcamp2009.pbworks.com/coverage
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Blogging Librarian vs. Blogging Library: Who Makes the Best Use of Emerging T...headtale
A presentation I gave at the 2009 CLA Emerging Technology Interest Group pre-conference at the McGill University Cybertheque library.
My general topic was the use of emerging technologies in public libraries to a mostly academic librarian audience. My approach was to compare and contrast the use of technologies by myself as a generally but not always tech-savvy librarian and my employer, RPL, generally but not always a tech-savvy library.
The day also featured presentations by John Fink and Jessamyn West and all kinds of live blogging, Twittering and post-event blogging as well:
http://etigcamp2009.pbworks.com/coverage
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http://sandymillin.wordpress.com/iateflwebinar2024
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Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
This webinar will introduce you to my framework, highlighting the key competencies I identified from my research. It will also show how anybody involved in language teaching (any language, not just English!), teacher training, managing schools or developing language learning materials can benefit from using the framework.
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2. Who?
KAWAMURA, Tsutomu (河村 奨)
- OpenSource Cafe, Shimokitazawa
- Librize - connect your library to the world
- Coworking Coop
CogniTom Academic Design / BookPress / Japan Open
Business Software Association / concrete5 Japan Inc. /
CoderDojo Tokyo
6. Cafe & Library for Coworking,
Open Source Activity, and more!
7. Coworking Cafe
and
✴ What is coworking? Kyo talked already :)
✴ Making of OpenSource Cafe
✴ Activities in the cafe
CoderDojo, WordPress, Librize, Modern Art…etc
9. Why OSSCafe?
✴ Held some OSS events in 2009
✴ Monthly meetups & drinkups
✴ It was fun but a little bit messy work..
Nice atmosphere before the meetups
10. Why OSSCafe?
✴ We need a place to have a OSS
meetup more easily
✴ Visited PAX Coworking
✴ and my mother broke the
shutters of the garage!