[gcompris-devel] Introduction, questions

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Please go to : http://gcompris.net/-Schools-using-it- where you will 
find school users :
You could contact Phil Spadaro (Foundations Christian Academy 
<http://www.fcakids.org>), he wrote this
11 May 2007, by Phil Spadaro Foundations Christian Academy in Davie, 
Florida (United States) is using Gcompris on Edubuntu with LTSP. What a 
great program with flexibility for a span of ages.

José Jorge a écrit :
> John Scofield a écrit :
>   
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am programmer/phd student and have been loving GCompris for my kids 
>> (ages 3 and 5).  Anyway, I have a couple questions and would like 
>> suggestions:
>>
>> 1.  Has anyone ever done a Latin translation of GCompris (yes - a bit 
>> geeky - but I have taught Latin on the k-8 level here in the US and 
>> think it might have offered a fun way of learning colors/etc).
>> 2. I am on the technology committee of a new school that is being 
>> built.  I want to broach the subject of heading down the GNU/Linux route 
>> as well as incorporating GCompris.  I fear there may be resistance from 
>> the newly appointed administration,  but think it would solve many 
>> problems.  This is probably not the forum for asking this question, but 
>> I'd love to hear any suggestions.
>>
>>   
>>     
>
> 1. No one has done that, but if a locale for latin exists, you can do 
> that easily.
> 2. If 1 is done, Linux will be an evidence for your school ;-)
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