Moral education according to the Gospel of GNU is not what schools and teachers are incentivized to achieve. They don't give a crap about that because they're too busy trying to get kids through tests on shoestring budgets.
The problem won't be solved by preaching, but by providing software at least as capable as Google Drive without the monopolistic tendencies. If you have a solution to that dilemna, I'm sure teachers will be all ears.
> The problem won't be solved by preaching, but by providing software at least as capable as Google Drive without the monopolistic tendencies. If you have a solution to that dilemna, I'm sure teachers will be all ears.
Teachers have zero time or resource--tools like this need to be managed by not teachers. Schools have no budget--tools like this will land where the cost is least.
That solution exists--it's called G-Suite on Chromebooks.
The admin time and cost drives everything in the schools.
The problem won't be solved by preaching, but by providing software at least as capable as Google Drive without the monopolistic tendencies. If you have a solution to that dilemna, I'm sure teachers will be all ears.