On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 4:19 PM, David Van Assche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yeah, after looking a bit deeper into it, AIR isn't entirely open source,
> though it uses open source parts which are interesting to us (sqlite for
> example)
Thanks for confirming that.
> Let's wait to see what Bryan
Hi Martin,
Unfortunately, it's unlikely to matter in practice :-/ GG has been
> open sourced at last (the initial license wasn't open enough), and
> it's starting to gain adoption. We can only ship a limited amount of
> sw on the XO and GG is gathering steam AFAICS. Unless AIR is based on
> GG, t
On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 11:50 PM, David Van Assche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The developers seem highly motivated to do something that would work for
> olpc too, its basically their Master's thesis, and they seem to have a good
Cool. It will be great if they can help :-)
> In terms of Adobe AIR
Bryan Berry wrote:
> That's a great overview David,
>
> We need to get working quickly on developing course materials. Our two
> full-time educators, Kamana and Sunil, currently write out lesson plans
> and activity descriptions in MS Word. Not quite ideal :)
> I want to get them using Moodle asap.
> Cool. This is somewhat of a re-post of an earlier message to
> server-devel, IIRC. I'm glad you've done more research on the jolongo
> track as I hadn't heard of it before.
>
The developers seem highly motivated to do something that would work for
olpc too, its basically their Master's thesis, a
I should caveat that this is my idea on how best to use him. others in
the OLE Nepal team may want him to focus more on our fedora-commons
based E-Library. don't worry, it's all open-source :) and all will code
and config will be available by an open-source license except for our
passwords :)
On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 8:49 PM, Bryan Berry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I will be speaking w/ a potential full-time volunteer today who has some
> significant web development experience. I will discuss w/ him the
> possibility of working almost entirely on offline Moodle for the next 12
> months.
Martin,
I will be speaking w/ a potential full-time volunteer today who has some
significant web development experience. I will discuss w/ him the
possibility of working almost entirely on offline Moodle for the next 12
months. He may take you up on your generous offer of mentoring.
>In other wor
On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 4:01 AM, David Van Assche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm currently working with OLE Nepal to find the best solution for
> synchronising online and offline course material via Moodle. There are
> currently 2 projects that do exactly this via different mechanisms, though
>Don't you have a local moodle install in the office? that might help in
>the very short run...
already set up and hope to get Kamana and Sunil started on it later this
week.
>What is surprising is how fast it runs... basically instant
>gratification... though maybe flash intensive items might
Hi Bryan,
Comments are inline...
On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 1:05 PM, Bryan Berry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's a great overview David,
>
> We need to get working quickly on developing course materials. Our two
> full-time educators, Kamana and Sunil, currently write out lesson plans
> and act
That's a great overview David,
We need to get working quickly on developing course materials. Our two
full-time educators, Kamana and Sunil, currently write out lesson plans
and activity descriptions in MS Word. Not quite ideal :)
I want to get them using Moodle asap. It will improve collaboration
Hi,
I'm currently working with OLE Nepal to find the best solution for
synchronising online and offline course material via Moodle. There are
currently 2 projects that do exactly this via different mechanisms, though
currently they use what some might consider to be a heavy memory and cpu
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