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Barcelonian Atheneaum (Spain) started an ambitious and sustainable project whose first challenge is the digitization of its sound recording collection, which gathers the results of several cultural activities hosted in the institution over the last decades. Starting with an Omeka-based repository a workflow has been developed in order to restore and disseminate the institution's collective historical memory, promoting also synergies which leads to content curation and the creation of knowledge.

Progressively, the use of free software for the implementation of technology projects in libraries and archives has been gaining ground against proprietary solutions. In spite of the existence of an ever growing community of professionals interested in open solutions, it doesn’t exist a resource that acts as a reference to locate organizations that have responded to common problems and needs through the implementation of free solutions. The Free Software Map in Spain aims to be a solution to this problem by providing the contact between institutions that use free software.

Of what it forms they influence the social and cultural values in the behavior of the readers of the same community. In I make concrete we analyze to the university users that there comes to the Library Max Aub of the Institute Cervantes of Algiers in his relation with the space, the services and his personnel. A step is a question itself to go beyond the analysis of the digital gap; we face a cognitive gap. In addition deno to be able to use a computer, what elements difcultan a learning for all during the whole life?. The model of company, the university and the family explain many of the behaviors and common attitudes in these users turning them into defenseless and dependent readers.