CESLA is a business association in Aragon, Spain created in 2008 to promote research in open source platforms and technologies. Its goals include collaboration between companies, improving business competitiveness, and disseminating the use of free and open source software in society. The document describes CESLA's wiki platform for sharing open source documentation, including its licensing, user types, project organization features, and integration with other related portals.

2. CESLA
 CESLA is a business association in Aragon.
 Created on Thursday, March 6, 2008
 Goals:
 Promote research and development of open content platforms
and technologies based on free software.
 Collaboration between companies.
 Improving business competitiveness.
 Intermediary between business and public administration.
 Exchange of experiences in the field of free software and open
content
 Promote companies developing free software and open content.
 Disseminate its use in society.

3. CESLA
 Promoted by :

4. INTRODUCCION
 English documentation web site.
 Open for all users.
 CESLA (Cluster de Entidades Pro Software Libre
de Aragón) is responsible for platform management.
 First project launched from CESLA
 Decision making : CESLA

5. GOALS
 Group technological / technique value
documentation.
 Associations and companies.
 Community users.
 Reference on the Internet and documentary
repository of Open Source projects.
 Establish a colaborativenetwork.
 Contents.
 Funding / Investment.
 Create commutity.

6. BASIC RULES
 License : Creative Commons Public License
(“CCPL”)
 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode
 Users modifies freely.
 Exception : Semi-protected articles ( Articles manage by team
groups )
 Contents supervision. ( Rules for writing ).

7. USERS
 2 types of users :
 Anonymous.
 Registered Users.
 Registered Users Benefits :
 “Score” for colaboration.
 Authorship of articles in the article header.
 Notification of changes and tracking offline content.
 OpenID Login Support.
 User can log in using its OpenID account.
 Support OpenID 2.0

8. PROJECTS PORTAL
Based on tags. Organize your project documentation in
sections

9. OTHER PORTALS
 Unified Communications. Everything related to
unified communications ( videoconference, mail
,presence,… ).
 HowTo. Technical tutorials. Configuration and
scripts/little applications development.
 Everything about Mobile technologies. USSD,
Advanced settings, new technologies (android,…),
…
 OpenSource. Open Source community events,
news, …
 OSAmI. Articles refered to OSAmI-Commons
project.

10. OSAMI-COMMONS PROJECT
(OSAMI PORTAL)
 Collaboration with OSAmI – COMMONS project
 http://thewiki4opentech.org/index.php/OSAmI-Commons
 http://www.osami-commons.org/
 European project.
 The world is currently moving to a
one-to-many social relationship
between humans and computers.
 Connect and exchange information
and services.
 The approach proposed
will establish an ecosystem built on an European understanding
of the relationship between the citizens and the service
infrastructures based on open-source and customer-friendly
ambient services.

11. DISTRIBUTED CONTENTS
 Content network.
 A set of wikis share contents.
 Data sinchronization.
 Transparent access to the user.

12. CONTENTS SEARCH
 Searches on sites related to open content.

13. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR
ATTENTION.