All the Open Source Faces
summary
13 years of involvement yields concrete examples: a government-funded Pixel program trains multimedia educators across Brazil, producing tools like Vemmas and Quasi Cinema and scalable community producers; the iGEM experience forces iGEM human practices and shows high-dollar fees, visa barriers and equipment costs block Southern teams; a hospital-based MedHacker lab prototypes open medical devices and documentation; and an Open Source Program Office at Sauce Labs works to fund maintainers and broker sustained company–project partnerships.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 3:54Transparency
- 4:13Collaboration
- 23:20Job of an Open Source Program Office
- 24:10Where Do We Go from Here
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