Right on, I appreciate that information. Of course, our deployment of Ubuntu is still strictly in Language Arts (English for English speakers) classrooms at the moment, but I find it both personally interesting and reassuring as I look towards the future and the possibility of our Ubuntu deployment creeping out into the rest of the school. Thanks! Simón
________________________________ From: Will van der Leij [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thu 10/19/2006 1:14 PM To: Simon Ruiz; 'LIST edubuntu devel' Subject: RE: Edgy+1: Edubuntu for Secondary Schools & Edubuntu for Universities > Could one install the ubuntustudio-audio/video/graphics package on any > Ubuntu core distro? That is, use them without necessarily dedicating a > whole computer computer to ubuntustudio? It seems, from the description, > that one could. I imagine one could. Should just be a collection of individual packages in the end. I would use it as a resource to decide on what you need and how to set it up. > Would there be, perhaps, a program for writing music on a pentagraph? I > know our Music Theory class relies a lot on teaching students how to write > to a pentagraph, though right now I believe they do it with paper and > pencil on xeroxed pentagraph paper. I'm not aware of any but image there should. One could, arguably, use some clever formatting in OpenOffice.org to achieve the desired result... Regards, Will -- edubuntu-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/edubuntu-devel
