The A.L.I.C.E. AI Foundation preserves, protects and defends the A.L.I.C.E. and AIML free open source software.

The definition of the mission of the AICA, benchè not still formally declared in an official document, is following: " To be the primary Italian cultural association in costituenda the society of the information ".

This is an internal project to make Debian an OS that children of all ages will want to use.

The goal of this project is to create the content for a free, complete general computing course in English and Spanish using only Free and Open Source Software.

Future Learning Environment 3 is a web-based groupware for computer supported collaborative learning (CSCL).

Linux training for schools in Nepal. Real help for an independence that remians.

Equipping schools in Goa, India with computer labs

General Education Online is a web based project started in 1995 by Michael Viron that provides a database of links to web sites of educational facilities worldwide.

Distance education resource center with a free online searchable course catalog database thousands of courses and programs, and academic support services.

GnuSkole's goal is to promote the use of Open Source Software in the Danish primary school system, by publishing documentation, finding and translating educational software, and holding a discussion forum for teachers and systemadministrators at schools.

The FSuB TerminalServer (Code name "Dead sisyphos") is our approach to make administration of networks easier and to enable the reuse of older computers

GPeriodic, a periodic table application.

The ITP believes it is in the best interest of people everywhere, and especially in Latin America, to use and promote Free Software. ITP's operating system of choice is Linux. There are compelling reasons to promote Free Software over commercial software:

K12Linux in Schools Project - Schools start here...

GTK based language teaching software, with words spoken by native speakers. 825 words in English and German. Chinese, Dutch, Italian and Spanish under development.

Linux and information technology lessions for pupils in development countries- a real help for a lasting independence and a precious alternative to childs labour.

matterial is a free and open source (GNU GPL) collection of software tools for artists, available on Linux.

The Open Source Education Foundation is enhancing technology for K-12 education. Information about all of OSEF's research and projects can be found here, including; GOVIA, K12 Labs, Project Snowball.

To set a base requirement for a Linux distribution to have so that one may view and process the educational materials for home schooling needs from pre-K on through High School.

Want to bring open source to your school? Want to share your experience and talent? Or just want to talk about the issues?

News, contributed stories, mailing lists, information about projects, resources, tools, and case studies.

This is a group of projects all collaborating together to make Linux in education work together.

Open source Free Web-based student information system. Cross-platform, comprehensive system saves time and money, gives parents real-time access to student performance, and creates an online school community.

Sharing a Linux server under X in the classroom

A volunteer project currently focusing on Linux in education, Linux in science, advocacy documents, managing and coordinating communications between projects, and hosting related development projects.

A discussion group for those interested in using Linux for Education,

Aims to help people developing KDE educational software for children and teens. Ideas for projects and information on existing programs, news, contact details, and resources.

The goals of this project are to help schools do the following on their internal networks: Manage Linux user accounts in bulk Set up PHP and MySQL enabled personal webspace Encourage pupils to write their own home pages Help pupils learn the multi-user Linux environment.

The Open Book Project is aimed at the educational community and seeks to encourage and coordinate collaboration among students and teachers for the development of high quality, freely distributable textbooks and educational materials on a wide range of topics.

MimerDesk is an open-source group environment designed for a wide variety of uses such as web-based eLearning, carrying out projects and setting up communities. MimerDesk also has tools for personal management. Standards compliance is also a big part of the project.