RE: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

From: David Trask [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wed 1/10/2007 1:42 PM To: Simon Ruiz Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; edubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com Subject: Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD Simon Ruiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: iTALC (italc.sourceforge.net

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

Simon Ruiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: The impression I got was that the Student Control Panel is specifically an LTSP thing. This won't do anything in an environment like ours, which is why I suggested iTALC. Correct me if I'm unaware of something. There is also quite a benefit to it being

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

Hi, On Tue, 09 Jan 2007, Jordan Mantha wrote: I've started a list of potential candidates [1] that I found trolling around the web You might get some extra inspiration here, if you haven't looked already:

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

Hello all! I've been lurking on this mailing list for quite a long time. But by reading this last two emails, I've decided to participate active. Next month in February I will start a case study in my ex-high school using Edubuntu. It will be a test project and i've tried to soak up as much

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

Hi, On Wed, 10 Jan 2007, Theresa wrote: I have found KEduca, but haven't found it very useful and user-friendly, although it combines a BRILLIANT idea. For those who don't know what it is, it's an application that lets you build questionaires and multiple choice tests, but I haven't

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

On Wednesday, 10 January 2007 03:27, Bruno Coudoin wrote: Le mardi 09 janvier 2007 à 14:17 -0800, Jordan Mantha a écrit : I've started a list of potential candidates [1] that I found trolling around the web and would really like to get feedback on them and other packages to include so

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

Bruno Coudoin wrote: Le mardi 09 janvier 2007 à 14:17 -0800, Jordan Mantha a écrit : I've started a list of potential candidates [1] that I found trolling around the web and would really like to get feedback on them and other packages to include so please take a look and discuss it.

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

Gavin McCullagh wrote: Hi, On Tue, 09 Jan 2007, Jordan Mantha wrote: I've started a list of potential candidates [1] that I found trolling around the web You might get some extra inspiration here, if you haven't looked already:

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

Edubuntu Devel Group edubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com writes: One minor comment. I don't have any particular issue with the second cd but I think it important not to overload edubuntu's default install with applications -- in particular the existing philosophy of choosing one application per task

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I have found KEduca, but haven't found it very useful and user-friendly, although it combines a BRILLIANT idea. For those who don't know what it is, it's an application that lets you build questionaires and multiple choice tests, but I haven't really found any pre-made

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

Simon Ruiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: iTALC (italc.sourceforge.net) - intelligent Teaching And Learning with Computers - This is a classroom management tool in the Big Brother tradition of keeping tabs on what the students are doing. It also offers all kinds of neat functionality to the teacher

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

GCompris ROCKS! We use it every day with kindergarten students. Richard/g [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: On Wednesday, 10 January 2007 03:27, Bruno Coudoin wrote: Le mardi 09 janvier 2007 à 14:17 -0800, Jordan Mantha a écrit : I've started a list of potential candidates [1] that I found

Re: Packages to add to Edubuntu's 2nd CD

Le mardi 09 janvier 2007 à 14:17 -0800, Jordan Mantha a écrit : I've started a list of potential candidates [1] that I found trolling around the web and would really like to get feedback on them and other packages to include so please take a look and discuss it. [0]