> I am passing around a link to a new page
> designed for the purpose of helping
> LINUX move into the classroom.
Sounds like a great idea. Linux is a "natural" for education.
Besides consultant types, what else do you need? I'm a technology
coordinator in a public school district and have been beating the Linux drum
in educational circles as loudly as I can. For example, in March I'm doing
two presentations on Linux in education, one at a state (NH) meeting of tech
coords, and one at the national SchoolTechExpo in NYC.
One can make many strong arguments for using Linux in educational settings,
especially cash-strapped ones. The main problem is that system administrators
for public schools are often ill-trained (or non-trained) and overworked...the
enthusiasm of students helps some in that regard, but only a little.
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