tirsdag 27 juli 2004, 15:25, skrev Knut Yrvin:
The centralised day-to-day best practices is to ensure that
The Ministry of Education and Research can furfill their own
plans in the plan of action for 2004 that accompanies The
Program for Digital Competence 2004-2008.
http://odin.dep.no/ufd/norsk/satsingsomraade/ikt/045011-990065/dok-bn.html
To be more spesific on the plans:
We have not get any monetary support from the ministry of education yet.
Vidar has said that we will go forward with this effort anyway.
Everybody is invited to participate in accordance with the requirements
from the ministry. The no-named firm has asked us if they can
participate. We have said yes to this. UNINETT AS also seems to think
this is an good idea. Both Finn-Arne and Linux Labs are invited to
participate in this work to their own benifit. As we have outlined in
the requirements to the project application written after a request
from all the politicians in Oslo city:
Det blir lagt stor vekt på bruk av elektroniske fora, gjenbruk
av gode løsninger og effektiv sentralisert drift. Vi vil møte
kravene satt i «program for Digital kompetanse» fra Utdannings-
og forskningsdepartementet. Det blir satt sterkt fokus på å sikre
lave vedlikeholdskostnader, og optimal rolledeling mellom
sentralisert drift og lokal støtte til IKT. Erfaringsrapporter
deles fortløpende.
http://developer.skolelinux.no/driftskonsepter/utsikt.html
It will be of great importance in use of electronical forums, and
reuse of good solutions and centralized operation. We will
meet the demands stated in the "program for Digital competence"
by The Ministry of Education and Sciense. It would be a strong
focuse on securing low maintenance cost, and optimum
divedes of rolles between centralised operations and support
to ICT localy. Practice and knowledge repports are shared
continuous.