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[http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/k12osn k12osn] is a mailing list containing many teachers from around the world - a wonderful list of users for ''our'' users to work with. We should make sure both sides know this, and encourage them to work together!
[http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/k12osn k12osn] is a mailing list containing many teachers from around the world - a wonderful list of users for ''our'' users to work with. We should make sure both sides know this, and encourage them to work together!


= Joining the SIG =
== Joining the SIG ==


Joining the Education SIG is dead simple: Just add your name below and start communicating with the rest of the members (right now we discuss the spin on fedora-devel-list). If you are not yet a Fedora contributor yet you need to become a member of the cla_done group in the Fedora accounts system; that way you'll get access to the wiki.
Joining the Education SIG is simple: Just introduce yourself on the Fedora {{fplist|education}} list and add your name below. If you are not yet a Fedora contributor yet you need to become a member of the cla_done group in the Fedora accounts system in order to get access to the wiki.


== Meetings ==
== Meetings ==


See [[/Meetings]]
See [[/Meetings]].


== Members ==
== Members ==
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* [[User:Snavin| Danishka Navin]]
* [[User:Snavin| Danishka Navin]]
* [[FelixKaechele|Felix Kaechele]]
* [[FelixKaechele|Felix Kaechele]]
* [[RodrigoPadula| Rodrigo Padula]]
* [[User:Mchua|Mel Chua]]
* [[User:Mchua|Mel Chua]]
* [[User:tatica|Maria "tatica" Leandro]]
* [[user:StevenParrish|Steven Parrish]]
* [[User:Ascenseur|Joe O'Dell]]
* [[User:jullx|Jullx]]
* [[User:Tezcatl|Jesús E. Franco Martínez]]
* [[User:Sagarun| Arun S A G]]
* [[User:echevemaster|Eduardo Echeverria]]
* [[user:markdude | Mark Terranova]]


= Internal Links =
== Resources ==


Here are the some wiki links related to this SIG.
Here are some wiki links related to this SIG.


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| [[SIGs/Education/Meetings | Agenda]] || our agenda together with the meeting archives lives here
| [[SIGs/Education/Meetings | Agenda]] || our agenda together with the meeting archives lives here
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| [[SIGs/Education/PrintedMaterials | Printed Materials]] || printed materials aimed at educators interested in open source.
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= External References =
== Friends at other distributions ==


There are educational projects by other distributions, mainly
There are educational projects by other distributions, mainly


* the openSUSE project. [http://opensuse-education.org/ Here]  is the educational page. You might also want to have a look at their [http://en.opensuse.org/Education wiki] .
* the openSUSE project. [http://opensuse-education.org/ Here]  is the educational page. You might also want to have a look at their [http://en.opensuse.org/Education wiki].


* They also provide a [http://en.opensuse.org/Education/Applications/Desktop list]  of edu apps.
* They also provide a [http://en.opensuse.org/Education/Applications/Desktop list]  of edu apps.
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* Ubuntu and their [http://edubuntu.com/ Edubuntu]  version.
* Ubuntu and their [http://edubuntu.com/ Edubuntu]  version.


* the GNOME project, which is currently preparing a [http://live.gnome.org/GnomeScienceCD GNOME Science CD] .
* the GNOME project, which is currently preparing a [http://live.gnome.org/GnomeScienceCD GNOME Science CD].


* KDE and their [http://edu.kde.org/ kdeedu]  packages.
* KDE and their [http://edu.kde.org/ kdeedu]  packages.


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[[Category:Fedora special-interest groups|Education SIG]]

Latest revision as of 19:09, 8 August 2018

Introduction

The mission of the Fedora Education SIG (Edu SIG) is to optimize Fedora for use by teachers and learners, both within and outside of the context of educational institutions.

We do this by building, maintaining, and evangelizing a strong ecosystem of educational packages within Fedora and by supporting learners in using these packages as tools to reach their curricular goals.

This includes, but is not limited to:

Plan of Action

Our first step is to build ourselves and others the tools we'll need to reach our goals. What makes it difficult for educators to use - and contribute to - the Fedora package ecosystem as a way to directly help them teach and learn more effectively?

Make a spin with tools for education package contributions

We are making a spin chock-full of development tools for contributing to educational packages within the Fedora ecosystem. For more information, see /Spin.

Invite classes to use our dev environment to work on educational OSS projects

This will happen once the spin is completed. We are currently targeting POSSE participants; we need to identify other audiences to reach out to. (Want to help? Start a list of ideas on this page!)

Build relationships between our new user-contributors and education software consumers

k12osn is a mailing list containing many teachers from around the world - a wonderful list of users for our users to work with. We should make sure both sides know this, and encourage them to work together!

Joining the SIG

Joining the Education SIG is simple: Just introduce yourself on the Fedora education list and add your name below. If you are not yet a Fedora contributor yet you need to become a member of the cla_done group in the Fedora accounts system in order to get access to the wiki.

Meetings

See /Meetings.

Members

Resources

Here are some wiki links related to this SIG.

Topic Note
Educational Apps list of edu apps including a wishlist
Spin Proposal work related to our spin goes in here
Agenda our agenda together with the meeting archives lives here
Printed Materials printed materials aimed at educators interested in open source.

Friends at other distributions

There are educational projects by other distributions, mainly

  • the openSUSE project. Here is the educational page. You might also want to have a look at their wiki.
  • They also provide a list of edu apps.
  • KDE and their kdeedu packages.