29.9.12

Filipiniana Sources

Filipiniana.net

"Filipiniana.net is a full-featured digital library and a research portal that gathers the most important and significant documents and artifacts on Philippine Studies and makes them available on the Internet for free. It has one of the widest and most comprehensive collections of Filipiniana books and documents spanning the Hispanic era to the contemporary period, categorized under history, culture, religion, literature, science, economy, society, and government."
http://filipiniana.net/


E-turo

"E-turo, a play on the words 'electronic' and 'turo' (meaning teach) is a network of free and open educational resources. Filipino teachers and learners can share and customize E-turo content for their own use. E-turo covers basic education, alternative education, and continuing education."
http://e-turo.org/


Project Gutenburg of the Philippines (PGPH)

It aims to make as many books available to as many people as possible, with a special focus on the Philippines and Philippine languages.
http://www.gutenberg.ph/books.php


WikiPilipinas

“WikiPilipinas is an online, free content encyclopedia on the Philippines. WikiPilipinas features encyclopedic articles covering its 12 Main Portals, namely; Government and Politics, Philippine History, Media and Entertainment, Culture and Arts, People and Society, Business and Economy, Geography and Travel, Philippine Communities, Religion and Beliefs, Science and Technology, and Sports and Leisure. In addition, the encyclopedia also has portals on special topics such as Philippine Music, Native Cuisine, Traditional Filipino Games, and many more.“
http://www.wikipilipinas.org/