City Mosque

Fri, 09 May 2008 16:06:29 GMT

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City Mosque
Kota Kinabalu (Capital City)

City Mosque is an example of contemporary Islamic architecture.
It built in 1997on an area of 2.47 acres at Likas Bay.
The prayer floor can accommodate from 9,720 to 12,000 people at one time and houses 3 madrasahs.

How to get there

Duration: 10 -15 min ( from KK)
Distance: 3 km

Transportation	Fare (one way)	Departure point	Return Point	Remarks
Bus ( No.5A, direction to UMS)	RM 1.50 per person	Bus station in front of Wawasan Plaza Communicate with the bus driver or conductor for the drop off point	From bus drop off point	6:30am-8:00pm
Taxi	RM 12 -15 per taxi	Any Taxi

Managing Collaborative Efforts on the Web

Wed, 23 Apr 2008 17:10:47 GMT

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Clip Source: connect.educause.edu

The World Wide Web is an effective tool to make university governance, planning, and other collaborative projects more open. The Web can widen the audience, get materials into the right hands faster and with less trouble, and create a self-documenting history. At the University of Pennsylvania, the Web has been used for just these purposes for several years. This paper serves as a tutorial for any college or university member who wants to use the Web to manage a committee or project. It includes examples from a technology planning task force, a restructuring team, and a collaborative research project. It focuses on opportunities, tactical mechanics, and pitfalls. It also explores the social and practical dynamics of managing a project so publicly.

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City Mosque

Managing Collaborative Efforts on the Web