Dnia niedziela, 12 stycznia 2014 16:17:26 Marko Dimjašević pisze: > Hi all, > > Have there been any efforts to make a resource for scholars where they > could access/compile a list of software that is typically needed in > research/teaching? What crosses my mind is a whole software stack, > starting with an OS, to document preparation systems, diagram tools, > version control systems, conference call tools, email, etc.?
We're doing something along these lines in the FLOSS Foundation here in Poland: http://e-swoi.pl/ Apologies, we do not have an English version (yet). The idea is to have software in the form of a bootable USB stick (and image, of course), that kids can take home and boot any computer with, saving their work to the USB stick itself. A "cloud in your pocket", if you will. This is accompanied by teaching materials, lesson scenarios, implementation examples, etc. We're using Scratch, Lazarus and several other programming tools/environments that we found to be most conducive to sharing knowledge. We should be able to release all this on libre licenses (GPL, CC-By-SA, mainly) during the next few months. -- Pozdrawiam Michał "rysiek" Woźniak Fundacja Wolnego i Otwartego Oprogramowania
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