TELDAP proudly presents the “Limitless Archives, Wireless Learning～Digital Dolce Vita” results exhibition. Through a fixed venue results exhibition and special exhibition that will tour universities, members of the public and students will have a chance to experience the results of diverse themed research transcending the humanities, natural sciences and IT. At the same time, it is hoped that, stimulated by IT and results, people will, moreover, be encouraged to explore the various splendid possibilities of digital life, including on-line learning and industrial value added, in this Internet age.

On December 19, Digital Art Center, Taipei began to hold a series of lively activities as part of the “Abnormal State ○- Digital Art Creativity Results Exhibition.” This exhibition emphasizes the promotion of digital art creativity in Taiwan, has deep educational significance and aims to allow young and old to easily understand and appreciate technology creativity. From December 19 to February 27, 2009 the exhibition will be shown in various cities and counties in Taiwan, putting on display the digital art achievements of the people of Taiwan.

The “Creative Comic Collection”, which will be published in January, will first be exhibited in “Fancy Frontier 13” and "Taipei International Book Exhibition 2009 " before being displayed during the Teldap Results Exhibition of 2008.

The 2009 TELDAP International Conference in conjunction with GRL 2020 and MCN Taiwan Meeting will be held at Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan from 23 to 27 February 2009. The joint event is organized by the International Collaboration Division of the Taiwan e-Learning and Digital Archives Program (TELDAP).

Mention William Shakespeare and it’s hard not to think of his famous play Romeo and Juliet. This timeless love story tells of the love between a young man and a young woman who end up as tragically heroic sacrificial offerings due to the enmity between their two families.

Culture Mondo (http://www.culturemondo.org/) is an international non-profit cultural portal organization, the aim of which is to encourage countries to digitize their unique cultural property so it can be shared with other countries. It also pays attention to interaction between society and the Internet era, digital human rights, the digital gap and other issues.

Since Web 2.0 fever spread all around the world a large number of service websites of various kinds have appeared on-line. The core spirit of Web 2.0 is openness, sharing and joint creativity, not the technology itself, however, its main applications and technologies include Blogs, Wiki, Mash-up, Social Networking, Add-ins. etc.