Thailand offers attractive opportunities for bio-business due to its natural resources, skilled workforce, government support programs, and modern infrastructure. The Thai government provides tax incentives through the Board of Investment to promote sectors like biotechnology. Thailand also has research partnerships between universities and private companies in areas like drugs, agriculture, and bioenergy. National research agencies collaborate with the private sector to commercialize intellectual property from university research.
30. IL ในสถานที่ทางาน
ในสถานททางาน
ํ
• คําวา Information Literacy ไมเปนที่
y
นิยมใช
• คําที่ใชแทน: working smarter
คาทใชแทน: smarter,
information skills, information
resources training, information
discovery (
y (information retrieval,
,
search techniques and source
selection),
selection) information resource
management (organization and
sharing)
38. • RSS feed
http://www.libworm.com/rss/librarianqueries.
php
h
• Social Network Site (e.g., Youtube, CiteULike,
LibraryThing)
p g
http://www.citeulike.org/
http://www.librarything.com/tour/
http://acuril.uprrp.edu/index.php?option=co
http://acuril uprrp edu/index php?option=co
m_content&task=view&id=28&Itemid=1
• S
Second Lif
d Life
http://secondlife.com/
39. • University of Sheffield
LTEA in SL: Research Process Model
http://networked-
p
inquiry.pbwiki.com/LTEA-in-SL%3A-
Research-process-model
Research process model
40. • UCI Libraries: Science Information
Tutorial
http://www.lib.uci.edu/services/tutorial
s/science_info_tutorial/
43. – Learning is collaborative (e.g. wikis)
(e g
– Learning is creative and shared (e.g.
Wikipedia,
Wikipedia blog)
– Learning is community-based (e.g. social
networking)
t ki )
– Learning is personal (e.g. blog, profiles,
point of view)
– Learning is virtual (e.g. Second Life)
g ( g )