TeachingOpenSource.org is Online

Chris Tyler's Blog

TeachingOpenSource.org is Online Wed, Mar 4. 2009


Teaching community-based Open Source software development is a surprisingly difficult task. Many educational institutions, open source projects, and companies have started educational initiatives, but these exist in isolation.

To enable and empower collaboration across boundaries, and after extensive consultation, I announce TeachingOpenSource.org, a neutral collaboration point for everyone and everything involved in Teaching Open Source.

As a collaboration point, the success of this initiative depends on participation -- so if you have any interest in seeing Open Source taught effectively in our college, universities, and schools, please jump in!



Posted by Chris Tyler in CDOT, Computing, Facebook, Fedora Planet, Mozilla Education Planet, opensource@seneca, Seneca Planet, Teaching, TeachingOpenSource Planet Comments: (0) Trackbacks: (0)

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