[K12OSN] Thursday Evening Interviews on K12 Open Source: LTSP and K12LSTP

Steve Hargadon steve.hargadon at gmail.com
Wed Aug 2 17:18:12 UTC 2006


For those interested in Linux thin-client technology, our webcast interviews
on Thursday evening should be noteworthy. We'll be expanding our format for
this week, and holding two interviews. The first, starting at 5:00pm
PDT/8:00pm EDT will be with Jim McQuillan and Eric Harrison. Jim is the
founder and project leader of the Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP), and
Eric is one of the lead volunteers for the prepackaged K12LTSP distribution.

The second interview will start at 6:00pm PDT/9:00pm EDT and will include
Daniel Howard, William Fragakis, and Shawn Adams to discuss the status and
roll-out of Linux thin client in Atlanta Public Schools.

Next week, August 10th, we interview Mike Huffman, the Special Assistant on
Technology for the Indiana Department of Education, who will discuss the use
of Linux and Open Source Software as part of their push for affordable
classroom computers for every secondary student. On August 17th we'll be
interviewing Michelle Moore from Remote Learning about the ever-popular Open
Source program Moodle (and hopefully find out more about the new patent
issue).

Instructions on logging into the Skypecast and/or chatroom are on the web at
http://www.K12OpenSource.com/interviews<http://www.k12opensource.com/interviews>.
You can leave questions in advance for our guests at the links indicated in
the schedule. The recorded interviews will be available as podcasts sometime
on Friday. You can subscribe to the RSS feeds for the podcasts for the
interview series using the link
http://feeds.feedburner.com/k12opensourceaudiocasts.

We hope you these interviews are of interest, and encourage your feedback
and comments.

-- 
Steve Hargadon
steve at hargadon.com
916-899-1400 direct

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