Excellent work Ed. Do you know if there's been any interest in the educational community in developing training materials/courses? (I'm wondering about all aspects of Linux: Sysadmin, general user, development, ...)
Note that I'm not looking for companies/people offering these materials/courses, but am concerned if anyone in the educational or Linux community is developing them. Thanks --Bruce On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 08:37, Ed Lawson wrote: > I have gotten some very positive responses from TechLinik and am moving > forward on that front. I am in the process of creating several CD's of > FOSS software as well as live CDs of Linux...Knoppix and Morphix which > will be available at their access points and for distribution in > libraries. Also, I am scheduled to talk to their tech people to explore > using Linux for their infrastructure needs as well as on desktops. If > this goes well, i will be looking for volunteers to help with setting up > systems/networks. > > The interest in the educational community has been increasing and there > will be a day long program for school tech leaders in May devoted to > Linux. I am talking to the leaders and may have more news on this as > well including looking for volunteers who might be able to help there as > well. > > These opportunities involve promoting Linux and FOSS to people who have > an interest and will expand their use with the right info and appeal. I > am getting the impression we are past the tipping point and things are > really moving on this front. So it is an excellent time for GNHLUG to > play a role and to become known as a source of info and help to those > starting or expanding their use of Linux. > > Ed Lawson > _______________________________________________ > Gnhlug-org mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-org
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