The Mahara project has a vibrant community where users report bugs and also new features. We triage them regularly so that we have an overview of bugs that need fixing and also know what features users would like to see implemented. However, our feature wish and bug list is quite long, and I’ve had the suspicion […]
Yesterday, 5 August 2014 New York time, the New York Mahara User Group (MUG) met at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY. The day started out for me by saying goodbye to Pleasantville, which indeed is very pleasant, where I visited with Beth from Pace University. She is one of the organizers of MUG New York […]
KohaCon10 is finally coming closer and closer. We’ll be kicking off this free community conference on Monday, October 25, 2010. It is totally exciting because it is the first conference that I am on the organizing committee (though I stepped in late as I had only moved to Wellington in June) since the DGFF conference […]