On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 08:00:07PM -0400, Indigo196 wrote:
>
> Thanks for the fantastic ideas -- I think your suggestions make it
> obvious I have to 'focus' on 'who' the audience is. In general most K-12
> teachers will be relatively low tech and interested in how 'open' can
> improve the learnin
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 07:59:27PM -0400, Charles Profitt wrote:
> Hello all:
>
> I recently got news that I have been approved for an eight hour hands-on
> session
> at NYSCATE. I will be 'introducing' FOSS to K-12 educators and though I have
> a
> rough draft of what I want to do I thought
Karlie:
Very interesting read -- wish I could have been there. Much of what I
read is similar to what I have been talking about at NYSCATE, EdTechDay
and FOSSCON in regards to education. I did find some new stuff with:
1. OpenHatch
2. Open1to1.org
Here are three of my past presentations I uplo
Karlie:
I may need to get a quote from you about a custom-spin with Fedora and
some USB sticks.
I have to get approval from the board before we could move forward, but
knowing how much it costs will give me an idea if I can do it or not.
The number of sticks would be 30.
Thanks,
Charles
On Mon
Mo did a great write up to summarize what went on at the TOS Min
Summit at LinuxCon. Maybe there's some good ideas in there for you?
http://mairin.wordpress.com/2010/08/16/mini-education-summit-linuxcon-boston-2010/
Karlie
On 08/16/2010 07:59 PM, Charles Profitt wrote:
> I would ask for idea
Hello all:
I recently got news that I have been approved for an eight hour hands-on
session
at NYSCATE. I will be 'introducing' FOSS to K-12 educators and though I have a
rough draft of what I want to do I thought I would ask for ideas and resources
from the community. This could be as simpl
