[education-wg] List of Education FOSS projects
Kenneth Wyrick
kmw at caltek.net
Tue Dec 1 10:49:45 CST 2009
this sounds great! I'm in. I have teknwoledgy.org where we can organize
user and image management easily utilizing user centric integrated
applications including photo albums that has infinite clipboard creation
for online printing and
or we can use http://eXeLearning.org editor to create learning units that
we custom package as SCORM/IMS/Open Cartridge/html pages which are easily
imported into all of the Learning Management Systems (lms)
then theirs http://celtx.com which has a pro system designed for multi
pre-production storyboarding, multi-media assest management, scheduling,
and reporting all in a browser based local project development that can be
hosted online as a classroom projects pre-productions....
i figure i can create: http://teknowledgy.org/fosse (fe) or /efoss (ef)
/efoofoss (eff) to
please comment on which one or i could even why not do them all
i'm also wanting to do a presentation for the SCALE education conference
so it looks like we will build a list and references to foss education
systems and applications mostly identified to be located on sourceforge
plus there are others that i know about.
see: http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale8x/scale-8x-call-papers
which now i see that they may not be having the ossie open source software
in education
so this year we have a presentation category of:
Miscellaneous Open Source Topics
which has:
Open Source solutions for cloud computing and web services
that i'm still formulating what to propose....
15 Dec, 2009: Deadline for abstracts/proposals submissions
this seems like it might be a good listserv for what i do.
On Mon, November 30, 2009 10:46 pm, Don Davis wrote:
> Is there a checklist/ organization keeping track of needed/ in progress
> FOSS for education projects? There are the projects on sourceforge, but
> that is more of a random medley of education related programs not
> cohesively listed.
>
> I thought of this because I was contemplating how easy it might be to
> code a FOSS program for communication with special needs students.
>
> In special education, there is a program that uses simple stick figures
> to communicate with special needs students. Each license is $400-$800.
> Rewriting a FOSS implementation of this should not be hard. The largest
> yet easiest part would be creating a large library of copyleft images
> available for use in the program. 12 year olds on Gimp could do this. A
> group of 12-15 teenagers could crank out a lot of images in a one week
> half day summer school project. (The images could also be used in ESL
> classrooms.)
>
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