Comments on Steve Hargadon: Open Minds, Open Source, and Success in Indiana

land0:Thanks for the link. Will take a look. Goo...

2008-02-18T13:20:00.000-08:00

land0:

Thanks for the link. Will take a look. Good stuff! Might make for a good session at K12 Open Minds 2009! :)

You may be interested in a project that is being d...

2008-02-05T16:59:00.000-08:00

You may be interested in a project that is being developed at The Tux Project. The goal behind it is to create the resources one might need such as talking points handouts and maybe a presentation. As well as develop a written strategy on how to approach various types of schools about FOSS or as we like to call it, Freedomware.

Steve, great post! I particularly enjoyed the conc...

2007-11-23T06:56:00.000-08:00

Steve, great post! I particularly enjoyed the concept of the non-displacing tools.

Miguel

Steve, Just want to publicly thank you for bringin...

2007-10-17T06:24:00.000-07:00

Steve,

Just want to publicly thank you for bringing this conference to my attention, without your postings on various message boards I would have never known about this... I gained so many "nuggets" of information and ideas, both ones I want to do NOW, and ones that can wait a few years, but good ideas none the less. I attended your session on the K-12 OSS Roadmap, and agree with your point on finding solutions, not because they are free, or because we have "the source" (these things have great value as well), but because they work, and make the job easier for teachers/administrators/other school staff.

Thanks again,

Josh