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Re: [school-discuss] FOSS Resource Kits
Thanks for the offer.
I've been working on the same software catalog myself - via the wiki, although probably with some of the same people.
I'm currently looking for examples of "quality" material of this type. Not FOSS related - just items to use as a template; from which to derive principles of construction and presentation.
--- On Sat, 14/6/08, Bryant Patten <opensource@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I think such a kit would be great. I have been working with Open
> Source Victoria on a Free Software for Schools catalog ( http://
> www.ncose.org/node/3 )and I have been amazed what a difference it
> makes to put something physical (a 'dead tree' object rather than a
> CD-R or URL) into a teacher's hands.
>
> One tricky part is that the more such a kit can be mapped into the
> curriculum the better, but the curriculum is very geographical
> specific. Here in the U.S., it differs from state to state, which
> each having different requirements. So it can be tricky to find the
> balance between specificity and applicable generality.
>
> Let me know if I can help in any way.
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