Re: [libreplanet-discuss] Suggestions for a coding club that is just starting?

[Thomas HARDING]

Le 18/09/2015 00:50, Pen-Yuan Hsing a écrit :
> Thank you Brendan and Thomas for your replies.
>
> I see that (1) to start it is nice to think about something you could
> benefit from coding, and (2) CoderDojo is a nice organisation to join.
> Both sound good! I'll past this information along, and I hope the lead
> teacher can involve their students in CoderDojo events.
>
> With that said, I think I might need to re-phrase my original post a
> bit: How do you broach the subject of Free Software to someone for the
> first time? Specifically, what about in the case of a new coding club
> for secondary school students? Are there examples of successful coding
> clubs that started with an emphasise on Free Software? Are there
> people with experience in communicating to these groups that "remember
> to release your software under a Free license", "make the source code
> available", etc.? Thanks!

I just made a post complex enough to say:

let them experience code sharing with each other without FS licenses, 
with obligation to make it as is it done in the prorietary sphere. 
*Legally*.

Then, show how (comparated to) it is simple with exclusively Free 
Software Licenses.

Do not obfuscate patents and NDA problems (GSM -- and other hardware, 
black box blobs, abusive trivial patents, ...).

Best Regards,
Thomas
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