Tim Smith wrote:
>Hint: they have computers in third world countries. Many of their
>educators use computers, and are familiar with the available educational
>software, and know most of it is designed for Windows.
Yes, but that's not saying too much. The world is getting more
net-centric all the time. I can't think of a single advantage of
locally-installed "educational software" over net-based,
browser-enabledsoftware. Indeed, the advantages of net-based are
many.
And then, when it comes to learn about computer itself works, the
Linux machine is a far better platform than Windows.
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