Open Source - Open Education - Open Minds

Learning is fun. Yes, it is. When you can look at the sources and can modify them, then your learning becomes what you want. Add motivation and willingness to challenge yourself, then learning is the stuff of success. Don't let bumps along the way make you quit.

"Failure" is overrated. It isn't a terminal state.

Software Freedom

I am an advocate for F/LOSS. Free/Libre Open Source Software is the key to personal and organizational success. If you call it FOSS, I won't mind. You enjoy the freedom to use Free Software for any purpose, examine the code, modify the code and redistribute. Get involved, Hey?

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The Massachusetts Computer Using Educators, Inc. (MassCUE has a group of special interest groups (SIGs). Several of them are physically located. Some are virtual gatherings. You are welcome to participate whether or not you are a MassCUE member (which is, of course, encouraged). I'm the organizer of the SIG promoting the use of Free Open Source Software in schools.

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