Bibliography
LibreOffice
Open Document Format
PDF as a Standard for Archiving
The Benefits and Risks of the PDF/A-3 File Format for Archival Institutions
Other Useful Links
The Document Foundation Planet
Documents
The following is a list of documents which might be a useful reading for people applying for certification.
LEGAL
Larry Rosen - Open Source Licensing
Raymond Nimmer - Legal Issues in Open Source and Free Software Distribution
MIGRATIONS
AJ Schuler - Overcoming Resistance to Change: Top Ten Reasons for Change Resistance
Cabinet Office Home Office - Open Source Procurement Toolkit
Carlo Daffara/Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona - Open Source Software for Open Government Agencies
CENATIC - Criteria for adopting open source software in Public Administrations
David A. Wheeler - Open Source Software (OSS) and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
HM Government - Open Standard Principles
ICFOSS - Migration of Desktops to Free Software Platforms
Michael Beitler - Overcoming Resistance to Change
OPEN FILE FORMATS
Bob Sutor - Debunking ODF Myths
Daniel Carrera - The Future is Open: what OpenDocument is and why you should care
Edward Macnaghten (ODF Alliance UK Action Group) - Technical Distinctions of ODF and OOXML
HM Government - Open Data White Paper
HM Government - Open Standards in Government IT: a Review of the Evidence
IBM - Emerging business value of OpenDocument format v1.0
IDABC - European Interoperability Framework for Pan European eGovernment Services
J. David Eisenberg - OASIS OpenDocument Essentials (Using OASIS OpenDocument XML)
Lawrence Rosen - Defining Open Standards
Markus Feilner - Complex Singularity vs Openness (open source impeded by incompatibilities and inconsistencies in the Office Open XML document format)
OASIS - Open by Design (The Advantages of the OpenDocument Format)
OASIS - OpenDocument Format for Office Applications
Rishab A. Ghosh - An Economic Basis for Open Standards
Sam Hiser - What is OpenDocument
OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE
Paul Dravis - Open Source Software
TRAINING
Bernard John Poole - Essential LibreOffice Tutorials for Teachers
FAO - E-Learning Methodologies. A Guide for Designing and Developing E-Learning Courses
Kirkpatrick's Four Levels of Training Evaluation in Detail

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