David Farning schrieb:
> And yes, Christoph I _am_ holding your writing to a higher standard.
> Several times, you have described yourself as the voice of the
> project.
David, just for the record: I definitely don't consider myself "the
voice" of Sugar Labs, that's just ludicrous and I can't rem
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 6:03 PM, Caroline
Meeks wrote:
> Physics is so cool! One of the students today did a really great job with
> it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nseWyxaN6g
> Does anyone have an idea for a 1 hour or so lesson I could do with
> Physics that would teach a Physics concept and
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 5:28 PM, Caroline
Meeks wrote:
> Neither wind nor rain nor flaming emails will deter me from telling you
> about what happened with kids and Sugar today in Boston! You however are
> free to use your delete key at any time.
> Today, working with 6th grade students at the Muse
On Friday 14 Aug 2009 12:41:47 am David Van Assche wrote:
> As this is a pretty
> controlled environment, we should be able to get some automated statistics.
> I'd love to hear some ideas on this.
Have you looked at Munin (munin.sf.net)? I use Munin to collect base system
statistics. The cpu/ram/n
Physics is so cool! One of the students today did a really great job with
it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nseWyxaN6g
Does anyone have an idea for a 1 hour or so lesson I could do with
Physics that would teach a Physics concept and still be incredibly engaging?
--
Caroline Meeks
Solution Grov
http://www.computerclubhouse.org/
The Computer Clubhouse is
an international network of computer centers for youth. Their
"flagship" clubhouse is housed in the Museum of Science in Boston
and they were kind enough to host us for two days this week.
Keith has also mentioned that he would be able t
Neither wind nor rain nor flaming emails will deter me from telling you
about what happened with kids and Sugar today in Boston! You however are
free to use your delete key at any time.
Today, working with 6th grade students at the Museum of Science Computer
Clubhouse I learned not to start a Sugar
Today Develer will be switching its public infrastructure to a new
10mbit symmetrical uplink operated by Consiagnet on a dedicated,
redundant foil cable.
All hosted machines will change their IPs to the new 83.149.158.208/28
subnet (16 public IPv4 addresses). The machine bender.sugarlabs.org,
whi
Also please share your ideas on have to better this feedback on the
deployment team, meetings and wiki-pages.
as a side note. we need also more feedback from XO deployments with
Sugar, are OLPC and Countries willing to help ?.
or just passing all the responsibility to SugarLabs?.
I know that man
David,
Thank you, that is exactly the direction that we need to head!
david
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 3:11 PM, David Van Assche wrote:
> From my end, I can offer extensive feedback on Sugar usage in Andalucian
> schools, when we ship our next release in September. As this is a pretty
> controlled
>From my end, I can offer extensive feedback on Sugar usage in Andalucian
schools, when we ship our next release in September. As this is a pretty
controlled environment, we should be able to get some automated statistics.
I'd love to hear some ideas on this. What could we install on the client
sug
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 2:17 PM, David Van Assche wrote:
[snip]
> Or are you saying the feedback is getting through and I'm just not seeing
> it?
We all seem to agree that feedback is important.
We mostly agree that there is value in feedback from all deployments,
big and small.
We are currently
I think you are misunderstanding what I am saying... all I said was "we need
more data from the field"
I am in no way blaming anyone for not getting feedback, on the contrary, I
am frustrated that the calls for feediback are not being heard enoguh, and I
am well aware of people's efforts to try an
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 15:51, David Van Assche wrote:
> H... I have to agree with Christoph here. I didn't really see it as
> being dramatic at all, but quite factual in fact. The western small
> deployments really don't give us any useful stats on what is happening on a
> larger scale in the
H... I have to agree with Christoph here. I didn't really see it as
being dramatic at all, but quite factual in fact. The western small
deployments really don't give us any useful stats on what is happening on a
larger scale in the third world. And its important to acknowledge the
differences b
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 5:42 AM, Christoph
Derndorfer wrote:
> Sean DALY schrieb:
>>
>> IMHO, close study of small deployments makes them incredibly useful to
>> all teachers and Learners. The observations and take-aways need to be
>> triaged of course, starting with what can/should be done by Suga
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 5:42 AM, Christoph
Derndorfer wrote:
> Sean DALY schrieb:
>> IMHO, close study of small deployments makes them incredibly useful to
>> all teachers and Learners. The observations and take-aways need to be
>> triaged of course, starting with what can/should be done by Sugar
>
Sean DALY schrieb:
> IMHO, close study of small deployments makes them incredibly useful to
> all teachers and Learners. The observations and take-aways need to be
> triaged of course, starting with what can/should be done by Sugar
> Labs, but I am convinced many learnings will benefit large
> depl
This actually looks like a commercial ripoff of iTalc, an opensource app
that does exactly what synchronous Eyes does:
http://italc.sourceforge.net/
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 9:54 AM, Christoph Derndorfer <
e0425...@student.tuwien.ac.at> wrote:
> Thanks for the link, definitely an interesting artic
Thanks for the link, definitely an interesting article!
Some of the features provided by that "SMART Classroom Suite"
(http://www2.smarttech.com/st/en-US/Products/SynchronEyes+Classroom+Management+Software/)
would also be very useful additions for Sugar...
Cheers,
Christoph
Sean DALY schrieb:
The ISTE journal "Learning & Leading" current issue Vol 37.1 has a netbook
article on page 14. You can download and read the free online PDF version
from this link. http://tr.im/wjuI It is a good 4 page summary of the
different options spanning thick, ultraportable and thin computers and gives
goo
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