Thanks Paul.
The site makes depressing reading. Absolutely no consideration given to
open source software or Linux.
An exercise in obfuscation. For example in a list of "Open Source Freeware
: 400+ free applications and utilities" Open Office is not mentioned once.
No mention is given to the "GPL". No mention is given to standards or to
the ODF.
On a section in how to set up a school website they mention Internet
Explorer but give no mention to Apache or Firefox. Sad really.
On Wed, April 9, 2008 12:44 pm, Paul Mullen wrote:
>> On Wed 09 Apr 2008, David Howe wrote:
> <snip>
>> Question: Is there an Irish equivalent to BECTA?
> NCTE www.ncte.ie
>>> <snip>
>> Paul.
>
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