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Re: [opensuse-edu] YaST Education Module
- From: James Tremblay aka SLEducator <fxrsliberty@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2009 11:22:36 -0400
- Message-id: <49F9C23C.1090604@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Jeff,
Thank you very much.
I would like to give you an outline of what I always thought the module
should do, at least during installation.
when a user decides to use the "add on " feature the YaST module should
provide four basic patterns
1) pre kindergarten - 6 grade - this would install only those apps whom
recommend themselves for this age group and
provide either a "Sugar" desktop or a very limited gnome\kde with
background and icon choices suitable to the age group
2) Middle school or 7-8 slightly more sophisticated software choices
and desktop freedom starting obviously with a background and menu
pattern suitable to the age group while eliminating the obvious younger
group choices.
3) high school or 9-12 with most "power user" freedoms
All of these would initiate the installation of squid and dans guardian
4) server - based on the openschoolserver from Extis
http://www.openschoolserver.net/ , including choices for an SIS (student
information system) Class or openSIS, School administrative software like
http://en.opensuse.org/Education/Applications/Best_Of#Edu-Admin
and
http://en.opensuse.org/Education/Applications/Best_Of#Web-Based
Let me know what you think
James aka SLEducator
Jeff Shantz wrote:
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openSIS Product Specialist
http://www.os4ed.com
http://www.opensis.com
e-mail james "at" os4ed.com
Phone (678)392-4031
Registered Linux user #440182
openSUSE-Education founder
http://en.opensuse.org/education
e-mail sleducator "at" opensuse.org
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Thank you very much.
I would like to give you an outline of what I always thought the module
should do, at least during installation.
when a user decides to use the "add on " feature the YaST module should
provide four basic patterns
1) pre kindergarten - 6 grade - this would install only those apps whom
recommend themselves for this age group and
provide either a "Sugar" desktop or a very limited gnome\kde with
background and icon choices suitable to the age group
2) Middle school or 7-8 slightly more sophisticated software choices
and desktop freedom starting obviously with a background and menu
pattern suitable to the age group while eliminating the obvious younger
group choices.
3) high school or 9-12 with most "power user" freedoms
All of these would initiate the installation of squid and dans guardian
4) server - based on the openschoolserver from Extis
http://www.openschoolserver.net/ , including choices for an SIS (student
information system) Class or openSIS, School administrative software like
http://en.opensuse.org/Education/Applications/Best_Of#Edu-Admin
and
http://en.opensuse.org/Education/Applications/Best_Of#Web-Based
Let me know what you think
James aka SLEducator
Jeff Shantz wrote:
Hi all,
Just a quick note to introduce myself. My name is Jeff Shantz and I'm
an M.Sc. candidate in Computer Science in Canada. I'll be working on
the YaST Education module [1] this summer as part of the Google Summer
of Code 2009, mentored by Marek Stopka. I have some experience with
YaST module development, locking down systems, Internet filtering, and
firewalling from my time working at IBM, so I'm looking forward to
implementing this project and making it as easy as possible for
parents/teachers to administer their systems.
If anyone has any advice or suggestions on the direction for the
project, I am more than happy to receive it. Thanks.
Jeff
[1] http://en.opensuse.org/YaST_Education
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James A. Tremblay
openSIS Product Specialist
http://www.os4ed.com
http://www.opensis.com
e-mail james "at" os4ed.com
Phone (678)392-4031
Registered Linux user #440182
openSUSE-Education founder
http://en.opensuse.org/education
e-mail sleducator "at" opensuse.org
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