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Re: Cookbook Meeting: msg#00015

Subject: Re: Cookbook Meeting
Hello everyone,

We have had a couple of requests to shift this meeting as it clashes
with some other commitments.

I unfortunately now also have an unavoidable conflicting appointment
which I have to attend from 11:30 - 13:30 UTC on Monday.

I would like to propose that the meeting is therefore shifted to the
same time the following day - Tuesday 11 April.
Will this suit everyone else?

Date: Tuesday 11 April 2006
Time: 13:00 UTC
Place: #edubuntu-cookbook


Regards
JaneW

On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 11:17 +0200, Jane Weideman wrote:
> Hi all.
> 
> A (nother) Edubuntu Cookbook meeting is being scheduled.
> 
> Date: Monday 10 April 2006
> Time: 13:00 UTC
> Place: #edubuntu-cookbook
> 
> Please attend if you are interested in progressing efforts on the
> Edubuntu Cookbook constructively.
> 
> Please do not attend if you are interested in being disruptive and
> counter-productive.
> 
> With very limited time and resources let's work towards completing
> SOMETHING now instead of arguing hypothetical merits ad infinitum...
> 
> Below is the proposed layout as suggested by Mario and Herman:
> ---
> * Preface
> 
> Part I - Welcome to the world of Edubuntu
> 
> Chapters:   *About the book, why we decided to write it, etc
>   *Ubuntu and it's philosophy
>   *Concept behind Edubuntu 
>   *Why Edubuntu?
>   
> 
> Part II - Edubuntu at home
> 
> Chapters:
>  * Introduction to running Edubuntu standalone.
>  * Hardware requirements
>  * Installation
> 
> Part III - Edubuntu Computer lab / Edubuntu at school 
> 
>  * Introduction to thin client computing.
>  * Hardware requirements.
>  * Administration
>       * Users
>       * more thinclient model specific things
>  * Security (limits.conf, etc)
>  *Keep LTSP in shape 
>  *Updates
>       *updating Chroot
> 
> Part IV - Using Edubuntu
> Using Edubuntu's Potential
> 
>  * Introduction to available software
>       *Edubuntu educational applications
>       * General software
>       * Educational software
>  *Look & Feel
>       * Maintain artwork package
>       * Fit your needs
> 
> *Other shiny things
>   * Printing
>   * Applying security updates
>   * Upgrading to the next version 
>   * Contribute to Ubuntu
>   * Support / Documentation
>       * Where to find documentation
>       * Community support
>       * Commercial support
> 
> 
> ---
> Many thanks,
> -- 
> JaneW
> _____________
> Jane Weideman
> mobile: +27 83 779 7800
> Canonical Ltd.
> 
> 
> 
-- 
JaneW
_____________
Jane Weideman
mobile: +27 83 779 7800
Canonical Ltd.





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