Is there enough interest to start a Wiki about it somewhere to discuss/
share ideas/develop a curriculum?
thoughts?
I'd like to see us offer a "Web Technologies" course... which would be
a year long elective on LAMP servers... focusing on Ubuntu, Apache,
MySQL, and PHP/Perl... unfortunately besides being able to click on
the "install LAMP server" option on a Ubuntu Server CD... I don't have
much expertise in these areas... are there any good resources
available for free/cheap on these technologies? Are any other schools
using this approach to teaching this? Is there a decent curriculum
out there? It seems logical that since 70-75% of the worlds web
servers run some version of Apache/MySQL/PHP that this would be an
excellent offering for High Schools...
Is there enough interest to start a Wiki about it somewhere to discuss/
share ideas/develop a curriculum?
I'll start the page off of the main and if you want to move it... just
let me know...
On Oct 25, 1:43 pm, "Steve Hargadon" <harga...@gmail.com> wrote:
> atwww.k12opensource.comfor this purpose. I'd be glad to help!
>
> Steve
Should I just slap a new page off of the main site? or put in in the
"open lessons" area... I'd put it there... but it seems rather
buried...
I'll start the page off of the main and if you want to move it... just
let me know...
On Oct 25, 4:09 pm, "Steve Hargadon" <harga...@gmail.com> wrote:
I created a main link called "Teaching Open Source," and linked it to your page. I think this is a great idea, and want to help pursue it!
Elkner, where are you!?