Software Livre e GNU/Linux Colaboração: Rubens Queiroz de Almeida Data de Publicação: 10 de março de 2014 Esta página contém uma relação de diversos softwares livres de interesse educacional, compilada pelo Prof. Hans Liesenberg, do Instituto de Computação da Unicamp. Certamente existem diversos outros softwares interessantes e o objetivo desta página é justamente desenvolver esta listagem apontando para outros sites semelhantes e também para outros softwares educacionais livres.
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Blog Software Livre na Educação » Relação de software livres educativos Fonte: Olá amigos. Quando se fala em migração do software livre para o proprietário a principal barreira é a questão da compatibilidade, pois o SL embora muito falado é desconhecido para a maioria dos usuarios domésticos e educacionais. Na tentativa de diminuir esta problemática elaborei uma pequena lista com softwares livres que podem ser usados no contexto educativo. ToonDoo - World's fastest way to create cartoons!
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