Fwd: [Bf-education] Open/Free Blender Publications
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From: Terry Wallwork <terryw...@netscape.net>
Date: Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 17:06
Subject: [Bf-education] Open/Free Blender Publications
To: bf-edu...@blender.org
Hello All,
A list has been created on the Official Blender wiki
(wiki.blender.org), of some Open/Free Publications (books/magazines),
that are freely accessible on the Internet and that we think could be
of use in an academic/school/self teaching setting, because they are
very clear and complete publications.
Obviously there will be publications that we are unaware of and would
welcome your help in improving the contents of this list with other
publications that you know of. We are only interested in Free/Open
content, commercial/encumbered content is not needed.
So with that in mind if you do create/find good content please mail
this list or you can update the wiki directly the links are:
http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.5/Books
Which is the wiki link for all content relating to 2.5x+ versions of Blender
and
http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.4/Books
Which is the link for all content relating to Blender versions earlier than 2.5x
If you are not sure as to weather a particular publication can be
considered an Open/Free publication then please post here and we will
check. This is mentioned because a search of the web will often bring
up sites which say things are open/free when they are not (piracy of
books on Blender is fairly frequent).
Hopefully if this list can be improved it will become useful for
educators as a good starting point for students and teachers to learn
and teach from.
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