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Re: [school-discuss] Feedback from Georgia Educational Technology Conference and a thought
makes me think...
All these neat apps... Blender, OpenFx ... it'd be great to get each app's community on board in writing lessons/curricula for digital media - screenshot workflow how-to's...
/lee
Yishay Mor <yishaym@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: 5. and a manual on wikibooks to bind them all together
On 23/11/06, Richard Houston <rhouston@xxxxxxxx> wrote: Hey Daniel, sounds like you had a good showing at your conference. Good
for you.
> If a brand new school/district came to us and asked
> for a complete, turnkey Open Source solution (assuming we got them a
>
Linux consultant to integrate everything), what would we recommend?
>
K, right off the top of my head I would suggest that we start by breaking
things down to catagoriys.
So to start and please add in as I am sure I will miss somethings:
1: Infrastructure
a: Back office app servers
b: Network support services (DHCP, Wins, DNS)
c: Routers and or traffic controls
d: system monitoring and reporting
2: Security systems
a: Intrustion detections systems
b: VPN and remote access
c: Inter branch communication and bridging
d: content filtering and reporting/alerting
3: Administration
a: Class room management
b: Student management
c: Course management
4: Desktop environment
a: Desktop operating environment
b:
Desktop management and security
c: Course required programs
Anyways I figured I would get my initial thought on what a brand new
school dev would need. Let get other idea on this list and then we can
start plugging in the software we need. If we don't know of a piece of
software we can at least start to search for it.
Thanks
Rich
> Best regards,
> Daniel
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