http://www.eschoolnews.com/news/top-news/index.cfm?i=61425
this is article gives an interesting view of where schools are with
technology for text to speech. It looks like despite the mandate for
inclusive education and accommodations for technology, using text to speech
is still news and not wid
2009/11/4 Caryl Bigenho
> OK How about "Sugar to Go" which could include all types of media?
>
> Caryl
>
> --
>
I like "Sugar to Go"
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carlo
--- Mer 4/11/09, Samuel Klein ha scritto:
> Da: Samuel Klein
> Oggetto: Re: [Marketing] [SoaS] updating the draft decision panel report
> A: "Sean DALY"
> Cc: tabi...@hrdnz.com, "Sugar Labs Marketing"
> , "Caryl Bigenho" ,
> "Mailing lists" , sugar-l...@solarsail.media
I'm not going to write another lengthy reply here, because Sean
basically said most things. So +1 from my side.
So to be clear on what I believe: Everybody should be able to created
$DISTRO Sugar Live Media images. But Sugar on a Stick is more than just
a random name. It's a brand, a product. W
Sean DALY wrote:
> thanks Peter yes the codecs issue is always slippery :-(
>
> Adobe quietly added Speex support to the latest version of Flash
> Player, would be great if they did likewise with a video codec but I'm
> not holding my breath. And of course that leaves us in the lurch for
> vids in
On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 5:17 PM, Sean DALY wrote:
> The marketing list has again disappeared, I have added it back, again.
>
> Weird, thanks.
> This seems reasonable, but all it would do is compromise Sugar on a
> Stick as a meaningful name.
Any other suggestion for a generic name for the clas
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ATTENDEE;
I was thinking more in the context of Sugar on a Stick booting a PC or netbook.
There is a vast amount of preexisting educational content for children
in Flash and we need to be able to tell teachers and parents what to
expect. Carlo sees what I mean.
The command line is terrifying for nongeeks,
Well the procedure would be simple enough.
rpm -ivh http://location-too-repo-rpm-file
yum install packages needed.
I think, particularly on the XO-1, that flash is a bit heavy and that
html 5 with open formats would work better.
Peter
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 11:26 AM, Sean DALY wrote:
> thanks
>but they are available from the usual locations.
Sometimes could not be easy at all for newcomers to get to those "usual
locations", they may not realize even that they're running linux
Then it makes sense to me to add in the browse default page a link to a wiki
page (that we could update ac
thanks Peter yes the codecs issue is always slippery :-(
Adobe quietly added Speex support to the latest version of Flash
Player, would be great if they did likewise with a video codec but I'm
not holding my breath. And of course that leaves us in the lurch for
vids in H.264, On2VP6, Sorenson Spar
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 10:50 AM, Sean DALY wrote:
> Can someone remind me please how Flash content is supported in Sugar
> on a Stick? Is Gnash in there, or needs to be added? I imagine the
> Adobe plugin would need to be added by hand. I'm not sure we mention
> what if anything stick preparers ne
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Sugar_on_a_Stick#Introduction
I feel it is important to remind teachers and parents of our promise
to not interfere with whatever is installed on the hard disk, also
that they may have to fiddle with BIOS.
Sean
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Can someone remind me please how Flash content is supported in Sugar
on a Stick? Is Gnash in there, or needs to be added? I imagine the
Adobe plugin would need to be added by hand. I'm not sure we mention
what if anything stick preparers need to do to view online Flash
content?
thanks
Sean
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