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Il Miglior Software Per L'insegnamento È Opensource Il miglior Software per l'insegnamento è Opensource Matteo Piselli @ibridodigitale Passato Cosa ha determinato in passato la scelta di un sistema operativo rispetto ad un altro? Diffusione (preinstallazione) Facilità d'installazione Sicurezza Semplicità d'utilizzo Prezzo Software Applicativo Compatibile Passato Il principale cambiamento di rotta degli ultimi 8 anni riguarda la scelta del Browser MS IE Firefox Mozilla Netscape Opera 2005 74.5 % 16,6 % 3,4 % 1,1 % 1,9 % MS IE Firefox Chrome Safari Opera 2013 14,3 % 30,2 % 48,4 % 4,2 % 1,9 % http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp Presente Il Browser è attualmente il principale canale d'accesso alle informazioni, la possibilità di poter utilizzare Chrome© o Firefox© indifferentemente su qualunque piattaforma, rende di fatto molto meno importante la scelta del sistema operativo. I Social Media, sono piattaforme Web Based, per definizione, compatibili con qualunque sistema operativo, Windows© non è più indispensabile. Presente La migrazione da Windows© a Linux© è ancora limitata, ma è sempre più agevolata dall'utilizzo di Software OpenSource OSX© e Windows©. GCStar LibreOffice Calibre Gimp InkScape Personal Office E-book GNU Image Vector Collections Suite Manager Manipulation Image Manager Program Editor Presente L'esempio del progetto LibreUmbria, ci ha dimostrato come si possa gradualmente arrivare ad un utilizzo completo del software Opensource. L'utente novizio non va scoraggiato, si deve cercare di consigliare software multipiattaforma, in modo da rendere automatico il passaggio. Se i principali software OpenSource sono disponibili per tutte le piattaforme, perché dovrei installare Edubuntu, qual'è il suo valore aggiunto? Edubuntu è una comunità di programmatori, educatori, genitori e appassionati di tecnologia che vogliono rendere la tecnologia più semplice per tutti ed hanno accuratamente sviluppato e selezionato il software più adatto ai percorsi formativi. L'Educational Packages è il vero punto di forza della derivata di Ubuntu, perché permette di selezionare l'utente di riferimento, già in fase d'installazione. Potremo ad esempio installare esclusivamente il software studiato per un percorso, andando a selezionare Ubuntu-Edu-Primaryschool, certi di avere a disposizione il miglior software per la fascia di utenti di scuola elementare. Software consigliati Epoptes consente a un insegnante di controllare i computer degli studenti. Trasmetti una sessione a tutti gli utenti per dimostrare un nuovo concetto. Controlla le sessioni degli utenti per tenere d'occhio gli utenti birichini. Epoptes rileva dinamicamente i client e si integra perfettamente con LTSP. Software consigliati Gramps è un programma genealogico Open Source scritto in Python e che usa l'interfaccia GTK/GNOME. È un programma molto flessibile che soddisfa le necessità tanto degli amatori quanto dei seri ricercatori di genealogie. GRAMPS ha la possibilità di importare file GEDCOM, che vengono esportati da molti programmi genealogici proprietari, e può produrre un gran numero di resoconti in molti diffusi formati. Software consigliati Ktouch favorisce l'apprendimento dell'uso della tastiera (digitazione veloce). Il programma è strutturato su più livelli di difficoltà in cui di volta in volta cresce il numero di lettere da digitare. Lo schermo presenta una tastiera semplificata sulla quale scorrono i caratteri che devono essere digitati. Software consigliati KGeography è un aiuto per imparare la geografia mondiale. Si può usare per esplorare una mappa, mostrare informazioni su regioni e caratteristiche e giocare a quiz per mettere alla prova le proprie conoscenze geografiche. Uno strumento adatto anche per giocare in famiglia tra genitori e figli. Software consigliati Calibre è per gli eBook quello che iTunes è per la musica. Un completo software per organizzare i libri elettronici, modificarne le informazioni essenziali, come titolo o autore, visualizzarli sul PC ed eventualmente inviarli ad un dispositivo portatile. Permette anche di creare E-book in vari formati Software consigliati GcStar è un programma con cui è possibile gestire le collezioni che volete, di film, libri, musica, mobili, auto o altro. L'applicazione offre un'interfaccia intuitiva e piacevole, con tutte le opzioni necessarie ben strutturate. Permette di derivare le informazioni e di gestire il prestito degli oggetti collezionati. Case-History Biblioteca scolastica autogestita ● Progettazione Biblioteca ● Scelta strumenti Informatici ● Formazione scolari ● Autosufficienza scolari ● Utilizzo di Edubuntu Case-History Progettazione Biblioteca In seguito ala maturata esigenza di organizzare una biblioteca presso la scuola elementare Valentini/Montessori di Perugia, ho pensato di utilizzare risorse totalmente OpenSource per raggiungere tale scopo. Confrontandomi e facendomi guidare da una bibliotecaria professionista, ho elaborato un progetto Case-History Scelta Strumenti Informatici Sono stati utilizzati 3 pc nuovi sui quali è stato deciso di installare esclusivamente Edubuntu con pacchetto programmi dedicati alla scuola primaria. È stato inoltre deciso di utilizzare il software di catalogazione derivata OpenSource GcStar. Case-History Formazione scolari Gli scolari di 2° e 3° vengono formati sull'utilizzo base di strumenti di grafica, impaginazione, foglio di calcolo, in modo da creare un database delle classi con rispettive tesserine individuali. Gli scolari di 4° e 5° vengono formati anche sull'utilizzo di GcStar, in modo da poter catalogare e prestare i libri. Case-History Autosufficienza scolari Il progetto prevede la totale autosufficienza degli scolari, la scelta di utilizzare coppie di classi di diverse età, permette ai più grandi di insegnare ai piccoli e lasciare loro il compito per l'anno successivo. L'insegnante ed i genitori coinvolti agiscono da supporto, ma solo su richiesta. Case-History Utilizzo di Edubuntu Db Scolari Attraverso il software Calc verrà creato un piccolo database con i nominativi delle classi e un'indicizzazione delle tessere bibliotecarie Case-History Utilizzo di Edubuntu e Gimp Tessera Scolari Attraverso il software Draw verrà disegnata una tessera personale, con foto ritagliata con il software Gimp. Il nome verrà inserito anche in formato Bar-Code o QR Case-History Utilizzo di Edubuntu Dorso Libri Attraverso il software Draw verranno create etichette colorate da apporre sui dorsi dei libri, colorate a seconda del genere. Verranno anche generate e stampate etichette con n° d'inventario Case-History Grazie per l'attenzione Licenza Creative Commons Questo opera è distribuito con licenza Creative Commons Attribuzione - Non commerciale - Condividi allo stesso modo 3.0 Unported. .
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