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Free and Open Source Software in K-12 Education.

Monday, May 18, 2009

Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 05/18/2009

  • Gov. Schwarzenegger Launches First-in-Nation Initiative to Develop Free Digital Textbooks for High School Students

    tags: opensource


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Friday, May 08, 2009

Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 05/08/2009

  • OpenOffice.org 3.1 New Features

    tags: opensource


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Sunday, May 03, 2009

Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 05/03/2009

  • Links to Open Source Education Programs

    Impari Systems Links

    tags: opensource


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Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 04/21/2009

  • Open Source for Washington State?

    tags: opensource


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Friday, April 17, 2009

Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 04/17/2009

  • Development cost of Open Source Software at $387 Billion | Black Duck Software

    tags: opensource


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Blog Archive

  • ▼ 2009 (20)
    • ▼ May (3)
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 05/18/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 05/08/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 05/03/2009
    • ► April (4)
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 04/21/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 04/17/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 04/11/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 04/07/2009
    • ► March (2)
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 03/29/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 03/02/2009
    • ► February (7)
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 02/27/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 02/26/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 02/23/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 02/19/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 02/17/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 02/07/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 02/03/2009
    • ► January (4)
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 01/18/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 01/12/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 01/08/2009
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 01/01/2009
  • ► 2008 (4)
    • ► December (4)
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 12/31/2008
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 12/28/2008
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 12/27/2008
      • Open Source to blog.k12opensource.com 12/19/2008
  • ► 2007 (10)
    • ► November (2)
      • K-12 Open Source News, 14 November 2007
      • K-12 Open Source News, 8 November 2007
    • ► October (8)
      • K-12 Open Source News, 31 October 2007
      • K-12 Open Source News, 25 October 2007
      • K-12 Open Source News, 23 October 2007
      • K-12 Open Source News, 19 October 2007
      • K-12 Open Source News, 17 October 2007
      • K-12 Open Source News, 15 October 2007, Part 2
      • K-12 Open Source News, 15 October 2007
      • K-12 Open Source News, 04 October 2007
  • ► 2006 (21)
    • ► June (1)
      • NECC Booth: Blogs, Wikis, and the Read/Write Web
    • ► May (3)
      • American Idol, Open Source Software, and Web 2.0
      • Looking for Wiki Interns & Contributors
      • Linux Application Finder
    • ► April (7)
      • Open Source in Education: The Coming Tidal Wave
      • TechMission List of Free and Open Source Favorites...
      • Case Study: Linux Thin-client Laptop Cart
      • Case Study: An Elementary School Uses Linux Thin ...
      • Open Source Lab Plans for NECC 2006 in San Diego
      • "Skolelinux" Report - Thin Client in 234 Norwegian...
      • Fair Comparison of Microsoft Office and Open Offic...
    • ► March (3)
      • Computers and Academic Performance - From the Fron...
      • Soliciting Contributions for "Open Source In Educa...
      • Open Source Pavilion at the CUE.org Show
    • ► February (7)
      • How Two Schools Saved Big Money with Open Source S...
      • Chile's Linux Thin Client Installation: 1800 Schoo...
  • ► 2005 (10)
    • ► October (3)
    • ► September (3)
    • ► July (1)
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  • ► 2004 (3)
    • ► July (1)
    • ► May (1)
    • ► April (1)

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Steve Hargadon
I am Elluminate's Social Learning Consultant, the director of the K12 Open Technologies Initiative at the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN), and the founder of the Classroom 2.0 social network (www.classroom20.com). I blog, speak, and consult on educational technology, and am particularly passionate about Web 2.0, social networking, Free and Open Source Software, computer reuse, and computing for low-income populations. I run the Open Source Pavilion and speaker series for the North-American NECC and CUE edtech shows, am the organizer of the annual EduBloggerCon, and hold a series of free workshops (Classroom 2.0 LIVE) around the United States to help in-the-trenches educators learn about the uses of Web 2.0 in the classroom. I am also the Emerging Technologies Chair for NECC, a regular columnist at School Library Journal, and a blogger at www.SteveHargadon.com. I have consulted for PBS, Intel, Ning others on educational technology and specifically on social networking. My podcast series can be found at www.FutureofEducation.com, www.Classroom20.com, and www.EdTechLive.com. My wife and I have four children.
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