At the last school where I worked, I was permitted to use my own Trisquel
computer in my classroom as long as I could show that it had anti-virus
software. Clam TK came in very handy for that (for demonstration purposes
only) and I didn't need to bother with the 'we really don't worry about
viruses in the GNU/Linux world' discussion. Funny in that I also had to
promise that my GNU/Linux system and use would be transparent to other
computer users in the school. Of course it was and the IT director mentioned
it when I said farewell. She also tried to get me to use iPads, SmartBoards
(truly dreadful devices) and other non-free technology in the classroom. I
politely refused, stating that it violated my code of ethics and she was cool
about it.
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