Re: [seul-edu] New Linux in education website

[Michael Williams <michael@haywood.k12.nc.us>]

Hey that's me! I'm not quite ready for prime time yet. Trying to get ready
for a presentation at the NCAECT, http://www.ncaect.org, These are the
people who make the decisions at their schools and districts. There are also
several people from the NC Department of Public Instruction at this
conference. I'm getting alot of questions about what we are doing in our
system. I'm setting up a dry run today. Taking a server, dual boot pentium
workstation, 2 xterms using older machines (IBM EduQuest computers 1 386 and
1 486) all running StarOffice5.1.

Doug Loss wrote:

> This was announced on Linux Weekly News daily updates yesterday:
>
> <http://k12linux.com/>
>
> >From their website, they are "a site dedicated to using linux and other
> open source software in our elementary and/or secondary school systems
> (public, private, charter and home) .  We hope to provide those of you
> who are considering implementing linux with enough information to make
> an informed decision by providing cost analysis and case studies from
> various school systems around the world, and to help those of you who
> are in the process of implementing linux by sharing information,
> knowledge and wisdom gained from those who have gone before us.
>
> --
> Doug Loss                 The difference between the right word and
> Data Network Coordinator  the almost right word is the difference
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> dloss@bloomu.edu                Mark Twain