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Subject: [kde-edu]: Building a basic edu-development tool
From: Clay Harryman <clayharryman () houston ! rr ! com>
Date: 2005-01-26 13:28:24
Message-ID: 41F79AF8.4050303 () houston ! rr ! com
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>Probably the easiest way to get started is to take some current project
>that will give us most of the basics that we can build on, maybe Arnold's
>work in kdenonbeta, or perhaps look at KDevelop, chop what we don't need
>and go from there.
>Most of what we could need is already part of KDevelop.
>
>All the gurus can't stop shouting to use KParts so maybe we should.
>
>
Are you suggesting we should build a series of standard edu-widgets and
code snippets? That sounds like a good way to go.
>If we are in any way to live up to our edu label we are going the have to
>teach using pictures and sound.
>Maybe make the edu framework a window to teach through. "skin" it for the
>different grades, and make the kde-edu tools available from this framework.
>
>"Theory" heavy subjects, like maths could make more use of the animated
>svg and audio via smil 2.0 with help from edu tools to show application.
>"Experience" heavy subjects, like languages could make more use of "show
>and test" kde-edu tools.
>
>
I agree. With a standard set of tools, I wouldn't be 'afraid' (though
that's the wrong word, I can't seem to find the right one) to get
started. I'm still new to this whole open-source thing -- I am fresh
from the world of m$. I would be happy to help design a set of tools
that I believe would work well on my elementary-age kids.
Adios,
Clay
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