FOSS group in education

[Randy Edwards]

    Anyone know anything about this?  This is a thread that has gone back 
and forth a few times, but I just caught this blurb in the state Dept. of 
Education's EdTech newsletter:

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OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE
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http://gnss.majen.net/


Open Source Software Group

The following information comes from an open source software group in New 
Hampshire: "The Greater Nashua Sustainable Software (GNSS) is a non-profit 
group of IT professionals who are offering free consulting about Open Source 
Software and Free Software (OSS/FS) to schools in the greater Nashua area. 
Their goal is to raise the awareness and appropriate adoption of OSS/FS in 
non-profit organizations. There is never any charge for GNSS services. They 
are offering their services 1) to help schools learn about OSS/FS, 2) to 
help schools plan implementations of OSS/FS in their networks and 
classrooms, and 3) to train the existing network administrators (as 
necessary) to maintain their OSS/FS systems. (They are not interested in 
long-term support, but rather in enabling schools to become quickly 
self-sufficient in their use of OSS/FS.) For more information about GNSS, 
visit their website at http://gnss.majen.net/ and contact them via email at 
gnss-consult at majen.net ."


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