KDE, KDE Edu in Taiwan

[Marco Calignano]

Hi Nicola,

if you want to really create a framework and you want to have it in KDE you
should start writing using the KDE framework. If you use KDE 5 framework is
base on QT 5 and it is under development. If you do the port only to QT5
now you will have to do it again later to KDE 5.
For the configuration I think you really need an application that it is
easy to use for the teachers to create exercises.

Bye
Marco


On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 12:20 AM, Nicola De Filippo <
nicola at nicoladefilippo.it> wrote:

> Hi Marco,
> these days I started porting to QT5, I'm rewriting a lot of things, my
> idea is to create a kind of framework (
> https://github.com/niqt/educazionik-framework) and i'll use the Qt Code
> rules. With regard to the configuration files of the exercises they are so
> for teachers, because  much easier to edit simple text file rather than
> XML; However it is a point to ponder.
>     Thanks for your feedback
>          Nicola
>
> Il giorno 28/ago/2013, alle ore 21:10, Marco Calignano <
> marco.calignano at gmail.com> ha scritto:
>
> Hi Nicola,
>
> I am Italian too and I understood both your letters ;)
> I was also looking into the code of educazionik, and there is a lot of
> Italians words as variables. I do not know  if that could be a little
> problem for   other programmers that want to step in.
> There are also the configuration files: they are text file and I guess
> they need to have a defined structure for the program to work. It would be
> good to have XML files where each field is named in the file itself. I
> guessyou need an editor to enable the author of configuration files to be
> able to do their own exercise. Also I see that all the string that the GUI
> shows are also in Italian, but the code  does not allow for translations.
> How do you think you go  about these problems?
>
> Cheers
> Marco
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 9:26 AM, <nicola at nicoladefilippo.it> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I am the developer of the project educazionik, simple software for primary
>> school Italian, a year ago we talked about bringing my software in
>> edu-kde, but I have not yet done so (you forgive me). I can bring my
>> experience in Italy, side windows pc is used (few linux often because is 0
>> cost), there are now experimental classes who are using android tablet. I
>> think the choice falls on android for cost reasons. I think a tablet
>> plasma would be towed to kde  on pc, many buy a mac after buying an iphone
>> or ipad.
>>
>>                N.
>>
>>
>> ps. sorry for my previous mail in italian (the haste is a bad counselor)
>>
>> > Hi,
>> > I've just read this on G+:
>> >
>> > KDE is the best choice for education KDE-education is fantastic, but
>> what
>> > we can do to promote its use in schools around world?
>> > ...
>> > In Taiwan, we're now working on an extended distribution called ezgo,
>> > which
>> > is derived from ubuntu (before 2011) and kubuntu(2012~now).  It is aimed
>> > for education, pre-installing many good free and open source software
>> for
>> > education.  This year we'll have about 10 thousands PCs bundle with ezgo
>> > 2013, which will be distributed to about 300 high schools and elementary
>> > schools.
>> > ...
>> > Since it is based on Kubuntu since last year, it means that there will
>> be
>> > many students using KDE at school and at home from this year.  We'll
>> also
>> > write a book simply introducing KDE.
>> >
>> > ----------
>> >
>> > First of all, kudos to he who made it possible, I have no idea but it's
>> > awesome. :)
>> >
>> > Then anybody knows who is in charge? Maybe we can use this opportunity
>> to
>> > get any feedback at last?
>> >
>> > Cheers! \o/
>> > Aleix
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