Re: address@hidden

[Susan Stewart]

A great idea, Christian et al... too bad US efforts are still so
scattered.  There are good things happening, but the snowball effect
hasn't quite begun yet.

Susan

--- Christian Selig <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> to speed up and increase communication in the educational field, we
> have 
> created an educational task force, currently consisting of me,
> Hilaire 
> Fernandes and others. Our goals are:
> - networking Free Software in Education efforts, thus avoiding
> duplication
>   of efforts (i.e., there are three databases with free edu software)
> - spreading information about Free Software in Education
> - spreading information about the importance of software freedoms
> - (you name it)
> 
> If you want to be part of this effort (which means that you are
> devoted to 
> it, not just observing), we have some requirements:
> - experience with GNU/Linux, Free Software and education
> - a clear "No" to non-free software
> - advantageous: previous work in that field
> - you should live in Europe (i.e. NA, India and China have their own
> FSF
>   educational efforts, so please join them if you live there)
> 
> The task force can be reached via address@hidden
> 
> Bye,
>   Christian
> 
> 
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