<div dir="ltr">Hi buddies!<br><br>A long time ago, I was thinking about doing some "Fedora classes" on my high school.<br>So...today I was talking with Deputy Director of it. She is very nice, and very friendly. She name is Rosa Montesdeoca.<br>
<br>I requested to him, to next year I can do Fedora classes for students from 12 to 16 ages. And she is agree.<br><br>So, I will have to synthetise a lot of information with his help, take some ideas from other teachers to adapt to students with different ages, and insert some degrees for each courses.<br>
<br>That's consist about show Fedora.... What's Fedora?, What's awesome community?, What's Linux and GNU?, What's Free Software?, What's DE's?, What's WM's?, What's Sugar, KDE, XFCE...? How to install programs easily?, How to do homeworks (LibreOffice, or Sugar environment for more babies)?... and so more. <br>
<br>And I hope teaching these development areas that Fedora has got such as clustering, clouding, virtualization and more, can help to find a job in the future.<br><br>The classes will be very summarized, and will be very adapted for each teenagers.<br>
<br>That's also the opportunity to replace the blame .DOC/.DOCX format that are used by some teachers.<br><br>Please, if you are teacher for high school, and you want share your point of view, ideas, suggestions and more. Please let me know.<br>
<br>Cheers Fedora community!<br><div><br><div><div><br><div><div><div><div>-- <br>Álvaro Castillo<br><br>Fedora Project, EMEA ambassador<br><a href="http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Netsys" target="_blank">http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Netsys</a><br>
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