Preperadness: Linux distros that we have known

We measured our students' preparedness by using Mentimeter.

What is Operating System II

 a video prepared by Murat Kerim A.

What is Operating System?

 a video prepared by Aykut İsmet A.

Measuring Students' Readiness

The preparedness form for Students and teachers will fill twinboard in the Readiness page: 

Students'

Google Form- Preparedness

Project partners

 

 

Partner Schools:

ITHS- Srednja škola za informacione tehnologije Beograd, Београд / Beograd, Serbia

Borusan Asım Kocabıyık Mesleki Ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi, Esenyurt, Turkey

IES Severo Ochoa, Elche/Elx, Spain

Teachers: 

Asiye KERT (Founder)

Raül Canals Marote (Founder) 

Ana Živković 

Cengiz KURAL 

Goran Šekarić 

Ufuk Şafak Taşkıran 

Verica Maksimović 

School Principal :

Aleksandra Prokopijevic 

Welcome & Aims of the Project

 

It is the best result we expect that information technology students have knowledge and awareness about open source software while learning web programming.

• - encouraging students to respect software licensing rights.
• -developing students' web programming skills.
• -developing students open source software knowledge.
• -promoting students to use open source software.
• -promoting students to use open source operating systems.
• - Developing foreign language and digital skills

Cooperatively
-E-Books,
-Posters
-Videos
- web pages that students coded and designed.

“Free Computer: Open Your Mind, Open Your Source!”

Open source (OS) software is a type of software that anyone can access, review, or make changes to the source code of the program.
In this project, our students will learn the meaning and importance of OS terms. They will examine the historical development of OS operating systems in the software industry and the current situation of their countries in terms of the use and development of OS code operating systems.
We could mainly work in GNU/Linux versions, Linux and Linux distros (Debian, Knoppix, … etc) and GNU/Linux terminal commands.
Using all this information, students will collaboratively code web pages related to OS Operating Systems with XHTML/HTML and CSS.
Thus, students will learn both about open source operating systems and web programming.
OS software supports collaboration and freedom for the software world, based on the understanding that information and codes should be shared by everyone.
So we say: “Free Computer: Open Your Mind, Open Your Source!”