[kde-edu]: Re: New KDE Edu website

[Andreas Cord-Landwehr]

On Tuesday 12 April 2011 12:09:36 Aleix Pol wrote:
> Any comments or questions?

Hi, I completely agree that the design is really nice (thumbs up!). But I have 
two high-level ideas that I want to discuss:

Secondary Menu that focus at User Groups:
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I would like to propose a second/additional menu (orthogonal to the current 
top-menu) that focus at user groups and their needs instead of what KDE Edu is 
and what we provides. 
My idea is to have such a menu at the left or right side with three buttons 
like "I am a learner/teacher", "I administrate teaching/learning computers", 
"I want to contribute to KDE Edu" (those titles are only sketches). From those 
buttons a user then should come to an overview page each, where a high level 
description is given for the specific point of interest. E.g. such a page 
explains for a teacher/learner how to get KDE Edu software (I mean not how to 
compile but some hints to specific distributions) such that also an 
technically inexperienced user can get in touch with our applications. Also 
there I would like to see some motivation texts to encourage use of KDE Edu 
software.

Text Updates:
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As I said some days ago in Bilbao, I am not that happy with some of the texts 
at the webside and would like to improve them. My question is: what is the 
best approach to do that? Sending all by mail is probably not the best way... 
Maybe a collaboration Pad?


Greetings,
   Andreas

PS: if such a secondary menu is wanted I volunteer to write drafts for those 
pages