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> I know of the Mexican K-12 project, & have heard
> of similar movements in other countries.
> Does anyone have any actual facts, or pointers?
LinuxMall recently published an article about the project in Mexico which
seeks to put GNU/Linux-based server and desktop computers into every
elementary and middle school in Mexico (over 140,000 computer centers).
The article can be read at <http://www.LinuxMall.com/?4,1,311> and is
full of links to related web sites. Particularly, the main Mexican site for
the project at <http://redesc.linux.org.mx/en/index.html> is interesting.
<http://www.seul.org/edu/> is another good place for this type of info,
and there is a K12LINUX mailing list hosted out of
<http://www.riverdale.k12.or.us/linux/listserv.html> that would be worth
looking into.
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