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Open Source *in* Schools 2009

Date: 
06/03/2009

"This one day conference for ICT decision makers in Education will provide extensive insights on Open Source technologies, enhanced choice & cost savings Open Source can bring to your Education institution. Organized by Fusis, at Yahoo, London."

This conference is not associated with Open Source Schools

Top Tips for Selecting Open Source Software

This article is reproduced, with permission, from the website of OSS-Watch, a project providing information and guidance on open source software for FE and HE. Its messages are equally applicable to schools.

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Blogging in Spanish with Wordpress at Nottingham High

School crestNottingham High's use of open source blogging platform Wordpress goes far beyond student blogs, using this flexible software as a complex content management system to deliver educational content and manage digital resources.

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Social networking with Elgg at Alton Convent

Alton Convent shieldAlton Convent School have used the Elgg social networking platform to provide their Year 6 pupils with blogs, social networks, tagging, e-portfolios and personal profiles, all within a safe, monitiored 'walled garden'.

Drupal for Alton Convent School's Website

Alton Convent shieldUsing Drupal and Gallery2, Alton Convent School has provided a portal for the school's extended community to keep up to date with events in school, access the school's prospectus and additional information and browse some of the school's digital photo collection. These open source programs make it possible for a team of staff to share the work of keeping the website up to date.

Course Management with Moodle at Perins

Perins School shieldPerins School is an 11 to 16 mixed comprehensive school in a small town in Hampshire, 6 miles from Winchester with 1000 pupils. Four years ago the school decided to introduce a Moodle VLE for the school to support teaching and learning. The initial decision to try Moodle came from the headteacher following her attendance at a conference at which Moodle was discussed.

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