We are very glad to make you know that the restructured IT syllabus of XI standard is based exclusively on Open Source content. The books are now available in the market. Around 1.5 lac students in Maharashtra will be introduced to Linux and open source from this and successive years.
Although the recommended OS is Ubuntu 18.04, LTS, students can use any other Linux Distro if they are interested. All screenshots are that of OSS. This was indeed a major hurdle in migration with old textbooks.
The book follows the National Education Policy in ICT education in order to make the education cost-effective, ethical and accessible to all.
This is undoubtedly the result of the seeds sown by our veteran founders of ilug-bom.
We are incredibly fortunate to have your support in our journey of restructuring the syllabus of IT for XI standard. This couldn't have been achieved without your timely and valuable support.
The most substantial contribution is from Krishnakant Mane and his GNUKhata team. The extensive training which the team provided gave BOS members tremendous confidence, especially in the accounting software.
Special thanks to Prajakta Patkar, Karan Kamdar and Abhijit of GNUKhata team.
Our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Nagarjuna, Prof Khedkar, Prof Abhinav Jog, Chandita, and Kasinath Guru.
We are thankful to Adv V P Patil, Adv Amardev Unniyal and Sudhakar Kashyap for their help regarding PIL.
Thanks to Fr Jude and Sajida of St Mary High School, Sr Meena of Auxilium High School, Gayathri Narayanan (SIWS College), Vidyadhar Mhatre, Shrikrishna Joshi.
We are very much thankful to Sudhanwa Joglekar, Gaurav Pant and many other members from PLUG.
We are thankful to Balbharti, Hon Director, Support Staff and of course to all BOS team members (listed in the textbook)
We are thankful to Rushubh Mehta and Dr Nambiar, Director DBIT, for providing space for ilug-bom meetings and FOSS events.
Words are not enough to express how grateful we are for the help you all extended to us directly or indirectly.
Please accept our warmest thanks for your support. We hope to get the same support in the years to come.
After this two year course, students join various graduation courses, especially BSc(IT) recognized by Mumbai University. These courses still use proprietary software on a large scale in the degree college computer labs.
Although many degree colleges are struggling to migrate to open source, they are held back due to some exclusive vendor based products in the curriculum. We expect far more support in order to pursue this issue at the university level.
- Team Don Bosco
Rushabh, Joe, Raghu, Rajeev,Tayyab, Nilesh, Milind, Pralhad, Benoy,Dhruv, Sameer, Dr Medhekar, Vishal, Rajendra.
Congratulations to everyone involved! I wish for the success of the new curriculum. Having Open Source in education is the fastest method of spreading the message forward.
On 2019-07-25 07:56, Tayyabali Sayyad wrote:
We are very glad to make you know that the restructured IT syllabus of XI standard is based exclusively on Open Source content. The books are now available in the market. Around 1.5 lac students in Maharashtra will be introduced to Linux and open source from this and successive years.
Although the recommended OS is Ubuntu 18.04, LTS, students can use any other Linux Distro if they are interested. All screenshots are that of OSS. This was indeed a major hurdle in migration with old textbooks.
The book follows the National Education Policy in ICT education in order to make the education cost-effective, ethical and accessible to all.
This is undoubtedly the result of the seeds sown by our veteran founders of ilug-bom.
We are incredibly fortunate to have your support in our journey of restructuring the syllabus of IT for XI standard. This couldn't have been achieved without your timely and valuable support.
The most substantial contribution is from Krishnakant Mane and his GNUKhata team. The extensive training which the team provided gave BOS members tremendous confidence, especially in the accounting software.
Special thanks to Prajakta Patkar, Karan Kamdar and Abhijit of GNUKhata team.
Our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Nagarjuna, Prof Khedkar, Prof Abhinav Jog, Chandita, and Kasinath Guru.
We are thankful to Adv V P Patil, Adv Amardev Unniyal and Sudhakar Kashyap for their help regarding PIL.
Thanks to Fr Jude and Sajida of St Mary High School, Sr Meena of Auxilium High School, Gayathri Narayanan (SIWS College), Vidyadhar Mhatre, Shrikrishna Joshi.
We are very much thankful to Sudhanwa Joglekar, Gaurav Pant and many other members from PLUG.
We are thankful to Balbharti, Hon Director, Support Staff and of course to all BOS team members (listed in the textbook)
We are thankful to Rushubh Mehta and Dr Nambiar, Director DBIT, for providing space for ilug-bom meetings and FOSS events.
Words are not enough to express how grateful we are for the help you all extended to us directly or indirectly.
Please accept our warmest thanks for your support. We hope to get the same support in the years to come.
After this two year course, students join various graduation courses, especially BSc(IT) recognized by Mumbai University. These courses still use proprietary software on a large scale in the degree college computer labs.
Although many degree colleges are struggling to migrate to open source, they are held back due to some exclusive vendor based products in the curriculum. We expect far more support in order to pursue this issue at the university level.
- Team Don Bosco
Rushabh, Joe, Raghu, Rajeev,Tayyab, Nilesh, Milind, Pralhad, Benoy,Dhruv, Sameer, Dr Medhekar, Vishal, Rajendra.
On Thu, Jul 25, 2019 at 8:27 PM Tayyabali Sayyad tayyabsayyad@gmail.com wrote:
We are very glad to make you know that the restructured IT syllabus of XI standard is based exclusively on Open Source content. The books are now available in the market. Around 1.5 lac students in Maharashtra will be introduced to Linux and open source from this and successive years.
Although the recommended OS is Ubuntu 18.04, LTS, students can use any other Linux Distro if they are interested. All screenshots are that of OSS. This was indeed a major hurdle in migration with old textbooks.
Congratulations to all involved.
This is one of the best news for a long time. Thank you all for making a better world. kussh
On Thu, Jul 25, 2019 at 8:27 PM Tayyabali Sayyad tayyabsayyad@gmail.com wrote:
We are very glad to make you know that the restructured IT syllabus of XI standard is based exclusively on Open Source content. The books are now available in the market. Around 1.5 lac students in Maharashtra will be introduced to Linux and open source from this and successive years.
Although the recommended OS is Ubuntu 18.04, LTS, students can use any other Linux Distro if they are interested. All screenshots are that of OSS. This was indeed a major hurdle in migration with old textbooks.
The book follows the National Education Policy in ICT education in order to make the education cost-effective, ethical and accessible to all.
This is undoubtedly the result of the seeds sown by our veteran founders of ilug-bom.
We are incredibly fortunate to have your support in our journey of restructuring the syllabus of IT for XI standard. This couldn't have been achieved without your timely and valuable support.
The most substantial contribution is from Krishnakant Mane and his GNUKhata team. The extensive training which the team provided gave BOS members tremendous confidence, especially in the accounting software.
Special thanks to Prajakta Patkar, Karan Kamdar and Abhijit of GNUKhata team.
Our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Nagarjuna, Prof Khedkar, Prof Abhinav Jog, Chandita, and Kasinath Guru.
We are thankful to Adv V P Patil, Adv Amardev Unniyal and Sudhakar Kashyap for their help regarding PIL.
Thanks to Fr Jude and Sajida of St Mary High School, Sr Meena of Auxilium High School, Gayathri Narayanan (SIWS College), Vidyadhar Mhatre, Shrikrishna Joshi.
We are very much thankful to Sudhanwa Joglekar, Gaurav Pant and many other members from PLUG.
We are thankful to Balbharti, Hon Director, Support Staff and of course to all BOS team members (listed in the textbook)
We are thankful to Rushubh Mehta and Dr Nambiar, Director DBIT, for providing space for ilug-bom meetings and FOSS events.
Words are not enough to express how grateful we are for the help you all extended to us directly or indirectly.
Please accept our warmest thanks for your support. We hope to get the same support in the years to come.
After this two year course, students join various graduation courses, especially BSc(IT) recognized by Mumbai University. These courses still use proprietary software on a large scale in the degree college computer labs.
Although many degree colleges are struggling to migrate to open source, they are held back due to some exclusive vendor based products in the curriculum. We expect far more support in order to pursue this issue at the university level.
- Team Don Bosco
Rushabh, Joe, Raghu, Rajeev,Tayyab, Nilesh, Milind, Pralhad, Benoy,Dhruv, Sameer, Dr Medhekar, Vishal, Rajendra.
-- Thanks and Regards!
Tayyabali Sayyad Department of Information Technology Don Bosco Institute of Technology, Kurla, Mumbai 400 070 Mob: 8605134503, 9167585261
www.opensourcetutorials.in tayyabali.in tayyabali@dbit.in tayyabsayyad@gmail.com -- https://mm.ilug-bom.org.in/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
https://itschool.gov.in/downloads.php
Above is d link to download books of Kerala open source carriculum for schools ..
May b d english version can b used to inspire others......
On Thu 25 Jul, 2019, 8:27 PM Tayyabali Sayyad, tayyabsayyad@gmail.com wrote:
We are very glad to make you know that the restructured IT syllabus of XI standard is based exclusively on Open Source content. The books are now available in the market. Around 1.5 lac students in Maharashtra will be introduced to Linux and open source from this and successive years.
Although the recommended OS is Ubuntu 18.04, LTS, students can use any other Linux Distro if they are interested. All screenshots are that of OSS. This was indeed a major hurdle in migration with old textbooks.
The book follows the National Education Policy in ICT education in order to make the education cost-effective, ethical and accessible to all.
This is undoubtedly the result of the seeds sown by our veteran founders of ilug-bom.
We are incredibly fortunate to have your support in our journey of restructuring the syllabus of IT for XI standard. This couldn't have been achieved without your timely and valuable support.
The most substantial contribution is from Krishnakant Mane and his GNUKhata team. The extensive training which the team provided gave BOS members tremendous confidence, especially in the accounting software.
Special thanks to Prajakta Patkar, Karan Kamdar and Abhijit of GNUKhata team.
Our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Nagarjuna, Prof Khedkar, Prof Abhinav Jog, Chandita, and Kasinath Guru.
We are thankful to Adv V P Patil, Adv Amardev Unniyal and Sudhakar Kashyap for their help regarding PIL.
Thanks to Fr Jude and Sajida of St Mary High School, Sr Meena of Auxilium High School, Gayathri Narayanan (SIWS College), Vidyadhar Mhatre, Shrikrishna Joshi.
We are very much thankful to Sudhanwa Joglekar, Gaurav Pant and many other members from PLUG.
We are thankful to Balbharti, Hon Director, Support Staff and of course to all BOS team members (listed in the textbook)
We are thankful to Rushubh Mehta and Dr Nambiar, Director DBIT, for providing space for ilug-bom meetings and FOSS events.
Words are not enough to express how grateful we are for the help you all extended to us directly or indirectly.
Please accept our warmest thanks for your support. We hope to get the same support in the years to come.
After this two year course, students join various graduation courses, especially BSc(IT) recognized by Mumbai University. These courses still use proprietary software on a large scale in the degree college computer labs.
Although many degree colleges are struggling to migrate to open source, they are held back due to some exclusive vendor based products in the curriculum. We expect far more support in order to pursue this issue at the university level.
- Team Don Bosco
Rushabh, Joe, Raghu, Rajeev,Tayyab, Nilesh, Milind, Pralhad, Benoy,Dhruv, Sameer, Dr Medhekar, Vishal, Rajendra.
-- Thanks and Regards!
Tayyabali Sayyad Department of Information Technology Don Bosco Institute of Technology, Kurla, Mumbai 400 070 Mob: 8605134503, 9167585261
www.opensourcetutorials.in tayyabali.in tayyabali@dbit.in tayyabsayyad@gmail.com -- https://mm.ilug-bom.org.in/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
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