Smart Technologys the makers of 'SmartBoards' one of the two popular
interactive whiteboards already do a linux client. Its almost exactly the same
as the windows version and works perfectly. I have used to many times at our
LUG meeting which occasionally meets in a school.
Capita recently
Colin McCarthy wrote:
Smart Technologys the makers of 'SmartBoards' one of the two popular
interactive whiteboards already do a linux client. Its almost exactly the
same as the windows version and works perfectly. I have used to many times at
our LUG meeting which occasionally meets in a
On 25/05/10 07:44, Colin McCarthy wrote:
Smart Technologys the makers of 'SmartBoards' one of the two popular
interactive whiteboards already do a linux client. Its almost exactly the
same as the windows version and works perfectly. I have used to many times at
our LUG meeting which
On 24 May 2010 22:00, Bruno Girin brunogi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have no idea what sort of software a school needs but I suspect
something like:
* Office software;
They use MS Office because they pay for it. If they don't buy
something they lose the money.
* Some sort of
Jonathon Fernyhough wrote:
snip - other sensible sounding stuff
I think what I'm saying is that schools are just like any other SME
and should be treated the same, not as their own special, idealised,
case.
yeah, they have the same issues as any SME, and we have solutions for
them. We
Hi all,
I work for a secondary school in the Midlands as an ICT Technician. I
saw the news regarding BECTA and was rather shocked to see it go (in
fact only two months back I applied for a job with them - I feel for
the people who will lose their jobs, but I'm glad I wasn't offered
one)!
The
I worked as an ICT teacher last year and we mostly taught based on MS Office
- it seemed that this was mostly driven by the Head of Department. I was
allowed to teach Python to Year 9 for a term though. At GCSE level we mainly
taught OCR Nationals, which required all work or evidence to printed
Here's a pretty well researched post by Glyn Moody on why he thinks
Becta was really bad for FOSS in schools.
http://www.computerworlduk.com/community/blogs/index.cfm?blogid=14entryid=2978
Al
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On 25 May 2010 12:05, Alan Lord (News) alansli...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's a pretty well researched post by Glyn Moody on why he thinks
Becta was really bad for FOSS in schools.
http://www.computerworlduk.com/community/blogs/index.cfm?blogid=14entryid=2978
Al
He's broadly correct but in
Hi all,
Just a thought I wanted to put to the list. Considering today's news [1]
and in particular the demise of Becta, the government's technology
agency for schools, is there an opportunity for FOSS to replace some or
all of what Becta used to provide?
I have no idea what sort of software a
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Bruno Girin wrote:
Hi all,
Just a thought I wanted to put to the list. Considering today's news [1]
and in particular the demise of Becta, the government's technology
agency for schools, is there an opportunity for FOSS to replace some or
all
Hi all,
Just a thought I wanted to put to the list. Considering today's news [1]
and in particular the demise of Becta, the government's technology
agency for schools, is there an opportunity for FOSS to replace some or
all of what Becta used to provide?
I think that the software used in
On 24/05/10 23:24, Chris Rowson wrote:
Hi all,
Just a thought I wanted to put to the list. Considering today's
news [1]
and in particular the demise of Becta, the government's technology
agency for schools, is there an opportunity for FOSS to replace
some or
all of
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