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10 August 2012
Outdated Compulsory Licensing Means Australian Schools Must Pay Millions To Use Free Internet Materials
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Recently we wrote about how copyright rules designed for an analog age were causing problems when transposed without modification to the ...
25 January 2012
Computing in Schools: The Great Ctrl-Alt-Del
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After years of unforgivable inaction, the education world is finally addressing the continuing disgrace that is computer teaching in this ...
09 May 2011
As British as Raspberry Pi?
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There's been a lot of chatter about Apple possibly switching to ARM chips for its laptops and even its desktops. Whether or not that is ...
22 September 2010
Opening up Computer Studies in the UK
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One of the biggest disgraces in this country is the way that computing is taught - or rather, the way it is not taught. I know as a parent f...
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25 May 2010
Goodbye Becta – and Good Riddance
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Not quite on the scale of cancelling the ID cards project, the news that Becta would be shut down was nonetheless further evidence of the co...
08 July 2009
Not Kissing the Rod, Oh My Word, No
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Becta today [6 July 2009] welcomes Microsoft's launch of the new Subscription Enrolment Schools Pilot (SESP) for UK schools, which provi...
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19 June 2009
Open Source Sent to Siberia
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Russia is emerging as a real open source power-house, especially in the eduction sector. Here's some more good news , this time from Si...
21 May 2009
GNU/Linux's Secret Weapon: USB Drives
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I've always been a huge fan of live CDs/DVDs: effectively, they let you try out distros before you install them - and try out multiple o...
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06 April 2009
All Tatarstan Schools Moving to Free Software
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Tatarstan is the place to be: До конца текущего года все школы Татарстана планируется перевести на свободное программное обеспечение на баз...
12 March 2009
Russia Rolls Out Open Source for Government
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Russia is rapidly turning into open source's best-kept secret. A little while back I wrote about plans to roll out free software to al...
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23 February 2009
Medvedev Confirms Free Software Support
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Here's confirmation from the top that Russia is pushing ahead with its plans for introducing free software not just into its schools, b...
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29 December 2008
Latvia Spreads a Little Light on Openness
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Ever wondered what those Latvians are up to with free software? Wonder no more : Latvia's Minister for Electronic Government Affairs Si...
11 December 2008
Brazil Seeks 150,000 GNU/Linux Notebooks for 300 Schools
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Once again, Brazil showing itself at the forefront of open source use in schools: Depois de uma licitação realizada, mas não consumada, no ...
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23 October 2008
*All* Russian Schools to Use Free Software
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I've often lamented how few schools in the UK use free software, and how difficult it is to break the lock that Microsoft has on the ent...
09 October 2008
Open Source Schools
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I've often lamented the lack of uptake of open source in schools. Here's a site that's trying to do something about it, called,...
05 August 2008
Free Software Adds Some Polish (Schools)
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The Polish Ministry of National Education is advising schools and universities to use Open Source software. The recommendation comes at the ...
23 July 2008
Russian Schools A-Rushin' to Free Software
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I've written before about a very interesting pilot project to introduce free software into schools in three Russian regions; things see...
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30 June 2008
Russian Schools Project Update
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Although not much noise has been made about it, the Russian migration of schools to free software is potentially a hugely important project....
07 April 2008
Portuguese Schools Learn About Open Source
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It's always seemed to me one of the biggest problems for free software that it's not well known in schools. As Microsoft understand...
17 January 2007
Becta: Must Try Harder
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Despite Becta's fine words , that guardian of the free software spirit, Mark Taylor, wants more action : "This is the perfect oppor...
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