Daily Archives: October 19th, 2007

K12OpenMinds07: Trip Report

I attended the first national conference on open-source and education, Open Minds 2007. It was held from October 9-11, 2007, in Indianapolis,Indiana.
I have already written several posts about my experiences at the conference and plan to write several more. This post, the Trip Report, contains the photos I took, and will serve as a [...]

On Thin Clients and Hospital Waiting Rooms

It’s early in the morning in Philadelphia. I’m sitting in a hospital waiting room while a family member has a small procedure. It is very small. Then again, if one of my children just needed an aspirin and asked for some support, my wife and I would be on the next plane.
I’m writing this post [...]

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Tuttle SVC: Rambling K-12 Open Minds Overview/Recap
Among the earliest of what I hope will be many posts about this conference. I’ll be writing about it soon. This is from Tom Hoffman of SchoolTools, a project funded by Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Ubuntu.
(tags: open-source education ubuntu linux open-technology k12openminds07)

Library of Congress Advances 2 Digital Projects Abroad [...]

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