Hi Andres!
I've taught adults for a long time (30 years) and there's a good rule:
start from where they're already at. So find out as much as you can
about what they already potentially know, and also what they'd like to
be able to do. Then plan to at least deal with the aspirations that are
On 29/06/12 22:26, David King wrote:
A way to add external storage through a USB socket, so a few USB sockets
would be good.
Interesting. I've never wanted to add a USB device to any tablet I own.
I think I'd find it unwieldy with cables and such.
It seems that the Unity interface is
Ted Wager wrote:
I have several ubuntu/linux books to dispose of must be collected
from sk22 area..
Any clues as to what they are?
I don't think I'm interested, but it sort-of depends what they are.
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hi,
If they are in decent condition, donate them to your local library. That
way it increases the ubuntu/linux section of their computers section.
Regards,
Phill.
On 29 June 2012 13:34, Ted Wager t...@trufflesdad.plus.com wrote:
I have several ubuntu/linux books to dispose of must be
- Mensaje original -
Hi Andres!
I've taught adults for a long time (30 years) and there's a good rule:
start from where they're already at. So find out as much as you can
about what they already potentially know, and also what they'd like to
be able to do. Then plan to at least
On 1 July 2012 00:58, Andres Muniz andre...@gmail.com wrote:
If you can't find out beforehand, then go for
something basic but enjoyable: using the Internet in Ubuntu is a good
one, emphasising its secure nature and lack of viruses.
I've done this before, a good demo of this that students seem
Sorry for those that probably recieve this. But thught might be of interest on
the subject.
- Mensaje original -
# Free Software Supporter
Issue 51, June 2012
***snip***
### FSF recommendations for free operating system distributions
considering Secure Boot (2012-06-30)
We
