Five open source tools for back-to-school, finding a project management solution, and more

WEEKLY NEWS Five open source tools for teachers and students Gear up for the school year with these open source applications. What open data policies can and should do Need help crafting an Open Data policy? The Sunlight Foundation has new guidelines to help guide you. Creating an eBook using the AsciiDoc markup language You can do this on the go, in an email editor on your mobile phone or tablet. Don't break the sharing chain of code A reminder of the importance of sharing legible, maintainable, and reusable code. How to build an open source community What it takes to create a successful open source community. Weekly wrap-up: Pay for news with Bitcoin, open source jobs, and more Stories you may have missed on the web last week. FROM THE ARCHIVES Open source is like falling in love Emilio Velis, industrial engineer Four principles for the open world Casey Brown, writer Finding the right project management solution for your team can be very hard. Finding an open source project management solution may be even harder. OpenProject is trying to change that with this collaboration software. What does the rest of 2013 hold for open source in government? Red Hat's VP of Corporate Affairs and Global Public Policy Mark Bohanon ponders what's ahead, saying that, increasingly, governments are wrestling with the 'how tos' of open source choices; not 'whether' to use it. Do you have an open source-related topic you want to write about? Find out how you can submit an article to Opensource.com. We're always seeking new writers and guest contributors.