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Open source in the developing world and educational institutions
Sep. 19, 2003

Free software is finding its way into India's education system, from kindergarten to graduate level univeristy curriculum, reports LinuxJournal. The article lists ten good reasons why Linux in education is gaining steam in India. Niranjan Rajani, a South Asian researcher based in Finland, explains the case for free software globally in her study, Free as in Education: Significance of the Free/Libre and Open Source Software for Developing Countries.


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