SFSCON 2025
as the organisers put it
A 2-day festival on Friday, 7th November and Saturday, 8th November 2025 Thank you for being part of SFSCON 2025! With 1,120 attendees, over 150 speakers, 17 supporters and 12 tracks, SFSCON 2025 was packed with ideas, inspiration and community. For the first time, SFSCON took place across two full days, with sessions running throughout […]
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| Make them think, make it fun | Rossella Gennari | 18m |
Research group shows games and tangibles boost reading and social skills: a 2011 reading-comprehension project tests 500 children and finds a statistically… | ||
| FSFE Italian Community Meeting | Marta Andreoli | 01h 22m |
FSFE Italy reports on legal and advocacy work: pursuing a Device Neutrality case alongside the EU against restrictive vendor practices, continuing Router… | ||
| South Tyrol Cloud for Citizens | Peter Aichner, Paolo Dongilli, Hamza Jamil | 22m |
A nonprofit South Tyrol citizen cloud builds on Nextcloud with identity via SPID and eIDAS, demanding EU data centers, a 100% free software stack, GDPR… | ||
| The Heart of Our Software | Karen M. Sandler | 30m |
An implanted pacemaker‑defibrillator runs proprietary firmware with no source review, and in one case repeatedly delivers unnecessary shocks during pregnancy… | ||
| Knowledge Scout: From Talks and Slides to Smart Summaries | Peter Aichner | 20m |
A working pipeline converts scraped conference video, slides and metadata into well-structured markdown: a Python project called secretary service runs OCR and… | ||
| Questionable South Tyrolean Cultural Open Data? | Notburga Siller | 14m |
Two datasets run by the province: a museum directory of 160 museums published since 2016 and a collections catalog with 310,000 object records from ~50… | ||
| Educational games meet free software: “Pronto? Sig. Muschio!” | Marco Amato | 16m |
An educational narrative game called Bronto Senor Musio targets 9–10 year olds to teach misinformation through cooperative play, deployed as free software with… | ||
| From Code to Market: Strategic Business Models and OSPO Implementation | Valentina Del Prete | 15m |
Claims that open source is now a strategic answer to big tech with 29% of companies viewing OSS as an alternative and 6.6 trillion package downloads (2024)… | ||
| Procurement Update | Johannes Näder | 15m |
Public procurement steers roughly €2 trillion per year (about 14% of EU GDP) and the pending EU procurement reform (proposal early 2026, adoption ~2027… | ||
| Ethical AI for Emotional Micro-Moments | Thomas Aichner | 16m |
Smartphones get grabbed about 150 times a day and tapped over 2,600 times for more than five hours, creating split‑second emotional micro‑moments that people… | ||
| Expanding the Open Source Ethos to Build a Fairer Economy and Stronger Democracy | Stefano Pampaloni | 15m |
Big tech controls roughly 37% of S&P market cap, concentrating economic, data and political power while open source sits at the core of digital infrastructure… | ||
| Does EU regulation care about ethics? | Sebastian Raible | 36m |
EU regulation embeds ethical concerns: the AI Act, Cyber Resilience Act and revised Product Liability Directive include negotiated safeguards and carve-outs to… | ||
| What Java User Groups Can Teach Us About Growing Open Source Communities | Dominika Tasarz-Sochacka | 17m |
Five practical lessons: geography shapes logistics and attendance (big cities favor public transit, campuses deliver students, rural groups rely on cars)… | ||
| Lessons learned: Guidance on how to make open source development a success | Tobias Baader | 15m |
OpenCloud releases its code under Apache 2 and GPL while operating as a for‑profit selling services, and a fork causes a surge: six months = five years of… | ||
| I Love Free Software Day — Embracing the power of a thank you | Ana Galan | 14m |
A yearly campaign on 14 February that deliberately thanks free software contributors and focuses this year on maintainers, using physical postcards (a… | ||
| How to get the LPI DevOps Tools Engineer Certification | Werner Heuser | 14m |
Certification targets four objective groups: software engineering (git, microservices, FOSS licenses), containers, Kubernetes, and security/observability, with… | ||
| Ethics and the Cost of Moral Tech Debt | Iancho Dimitrov | 17m |
Software choices can kill or manipulate: Volkswagen ships software that reduced emissions 40× during tests to pass regulators, Boeing ships a design that… | ||
| Unlocking the Power of Community | Seckin Celik, Alessandro Rossi, Erica Santini | 12m |
Researchers analyze 200 podcasts to map how open hardware spreads, using Whisper AI and NVivo to code transcripts and extend adoption theory beyond software to… | ||
| Ethical AI in Marketing: Open Source Automation That Respects Human Behavior | Gaber Marolt | 16m |
Claims that technology outruns law and ethics and that open source tools let teams keep tracking code and data flows. Uses Maltik open-source automation hooked… | ||
| What Java User Groups Can Teach Us About Growing Open Source Communities | Daniele Gobbetti | 15m |
LLMs drastically lower coding barriers so non-developers submit machine-written patches or even ask LLMs open PRs on their behalf, producing mostly working… | ||
| Why open source communities do(n’t) work (anymore) | Florian Effenberger | 15m |
Explains why free software moves from hobbyist magic to foundation-run professional projects and how money introduces political conflicts that break… | ||
| Arc-Team and the OpArc Project | Luca Bezzi | 16m |
Arc Team applies open source software and hardware to archaeology, providing concrete results: a migration from closed tools to a software list on GitHub, an… | ||
| Presence and continuity – on AI driven automation and decision making | Charles-H. Schulz | 32m |
Draws a clear technical line: large language models are statistical, stochastical generators while predictive AI uses rule-based reduction of chaos to deliver… | ||
| A carrier approach to efficient CPE management | Marco Marinello | 15m |
Describes a working semi-automated CPE provisioning pipeline built on TR-069 and GI ACS (NodeJS + MongoDB) where devices are preconfigured in-office with ACS… | ||
| Performance and Energy Efficiency in Docker | Alessandro Aneggi | 13m |
An automated CI pipeline measures per-container energy and performance by mapping PIDs to containers and correlating power with API metrics, using Locust to… | ||
| Sovereign Cloud and Open Source: The Future of Cloud Computing | Francisco Picolini | 14m |
European cloud market remains dominated by US hyperscalers (~70% market share) while the largest European provider holds under 2%, so a cluster of Horizon… | ||
| Cyber Risk Assessment, IT Asset Management and… AI obviously | Graziano Specchierla | 15m |
Claims that AI amplifies risks across confidentiality, integrity and availability and must be treated as an IT asset with its own inventory: model inventory… | ||
| European Cybersecurity Regulations who's who | Carlo Falciola | 15m |
A rapid map of current EU rules and concrete mandates: GDPR starts privacy rules but shows gaps, NIS 2 treats cyber incidents as societal risk, CRA/product… | ||
| Router Freedom in Italy: latest development | Dario Presutti | 14m |
Italy restores router choice for copper in 2010 then narrows it with fiber exceptions in 2019 and 2023; TIM forces an expensive €100,000 certification… | ||
| Killing with Keyboards — How Your Digital Footprint Can Be Weaponized | Noah Jelich | 15m |
A Ukrainian engineer is deanonymized when an archived privacy review archive exposes his real name, letting a DPRK researcher compile a 200-file dossier… | ||
| Open Hardware PowerPC Powerboard Tyche Desktop | Roberto Innocenti | 14m |
Volunteer association builds a PowerPC desktop motherboard (Tyche) by merging an old design with an NXP 2080 (Power7-like) development kit; the previous… | ||
| From IoT to Mobile: Oniro’s Technical Journey Toward Digital Independence | Francesco Pham | 15m |
Oniro positions itself as a European, open-source mobile-and-IoT platform built from OpenHarmony (hundreds of products, thousands of committers, millions of… | ||
| What is the Fediverse? Defining values and key challenges | Tommi Marmo | 13m |
Fediverse is a decentralized social web that uses open federation protocols so servers talk to each other like email, letting anyone run an instance on a… | ||
| OpenPLC: how industrial are you? | Florian Hofer | 14m |
OpenPLC is a tiny C runtime that runs on Raspberry Pi, Arduino and in Docker and gets compared to commercial virtual PLCs like codices and seammens using a… | ||
| Can automated responses to cyber incidents be supported by AI? | Barbara Russo, Manuel Zambelli | 34m |
Two practical proposals test whether automated incident response can use AI: label-based ML to cut false positives and LLMs to map free-text alerts into the… | ||
| Bonfire: Public interest Social Networks | Mayel de Borniol, Ivan Minutillo | 13m |
Bonfire is a modular toolkit for federated open apps that launches Bonfire Social 1.0 and a beta Open Science Network, bridges Mastodon, Lemmy, Ghost, BlueSky… | ||
| Decentralised Social Media Initiatives within European Public Service Media | Joan Pla | 14m |
A survey of European public service media finds active Mastodon accounts on 7 organizations in 4 countries after 2023 pilots by BBC and ZDF, with most accounts… | ||
| Fediverse: Beyond text in the stream | Tobias Diekershoff | 14m |
WordPress now supplies the largest share of fediverse installations, followed by Ghost and Mastodon, while 6–10% of servers handle non-text media. Audio… | ||
| Hiraeth and Hashtags: Building a Bilingual Community on the Fediverse | Jaz-Michael King | 14m |
Built a bilingual Mastodon community called Toot Wales that grows from a dozen early users to over ten thousand through local press, radio interviews, videos… | ||
| From open source to open spaces | Sandra Barthel | 13m |
Argues that the Fediverse and projects like Matrix and Wikimedia are concrete building blocks for a European public interest digital infrastructure and that… | ||
| Seizing the means of communication — a plan for community-owned social media | Harry Keller | 15m |
Argues that community-owned Mastodon and Fediverse instances already exist (examples: co-social.ca, social.coop, data.coop), classifies instances as flagship… | ||
| Cyber Security: Policies and Threat Modeling in OT security | daniel kopp | 15m |
Company builds servo drives and controls entire device stack for motion applications, site has ~90 staff with ~40 in R&D, devices last 10–20 year lifespans so… | ||
| Interoperability of Events in the Fediverse: status quo and vision | André Menrath | 14m |
Fediverse event data differs wildly: Gansu treats a single “public” keyword as authoritative while ActivityPub sources use announce/actor/organizer semantics… | ||
| Seppo onboarding and install | Marcus Rohrmoser | 15m |
Seppo installs an ActivityPub server on cheap shared hosting and runs without root by uploading a single-file statically linked CGI (OCaml-built x86_64 binary)… | ||
| Build your own timeline algorithm | Davide Eynard | 15m |
A reproducible timeline stack claims to let anyone own and run ranking locally: it pulls from Mastodon via a Python API, uses LlamaFile + miniLM to compute… | ||
| From the Fediverse to the Open Social Web | Johannes Ernst | 18m |
An architectural brief on the Fediverse explains actual pieces: a distributed test suite called Fetty Test, implementations like Mastodon and PixelFed, and the… | ||
| How AI & automation are changing software engineering | Marina Latini, Davide Montesin, Charles-H. Schulz | 37m |
Panel reports that AI arrives organically inside teams and actually reduces grunt work: transcription for a 10‑minute interview drops from ~2 hours to 20… | ||
| Computational Thinking: What’s Inside the Mind of a Programmer? | Giulia Paludo | 16m |
Argues that programming is a cognitive invention like reading and arithmetic, not just math: cognitive neuroscience (brain imaging, behavioral tasks) shows a… | ||
| OPC UA Industrial Automation | Max Kofler | 16m |
Company uses motion drives and inverters and uses OPC UA to test and expose PLC variables to higher systems. OPC UA is OS and language independent and already… | ||
| Dicio voice assistant — Libre, multilanguage and offline assistant for Android | Fabio Giovanazzi | 15m |
An Android voice assistant that runs completely on device (wake word, Vosk or system speech models, on-device TTS) and exposes a modular skill system with 13… | ||
| Towards Understanding Visualization Impedance Mismatch | Andrea Janes, Luca Vannuccini | 13m |
Claims that misalignment between developers' technical mental models and nontechnical users causes GUI failures and wastes money, supported by a GQM-derived… | ||
| How I learnt Golang with Ebitengine | Luca Guadagnini | 15m |
Learns Go by building games with Ebitengine and reports concrete obstacles and fixes: creates an intro, a leveled storyboard and then a full game; first two… | ||
| AI Coding & Cybersecurity — Why AI coding tools aren’t ready for production yet | Michele Magri | 10m |
Survey data shows 62% of engineers use AI assistants but many trust outputs without checks, and LLMs trained on GitHub repositories propagate real… | ||
| Make it proper, build it open! — How we build Uyuni with the Open Build Service | Marina Latini | 16m |
Uyuni uses the Open Build Service to take a single source and produce Debian .deb, RPM, containers and charts for Debian/Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Fedora, RHEL and… | ||
| The Comfort Trap: Getting Too Used to AI | Sofia Etingof, Juri Solovjov | 12m |
AI creates a comfort trap that stops critical checks and produces concrete harms: a 2024 Financial Times example shows a screen reader describing a sporting… | ||
| Timestamping with OpenTimestamps | Timothy M. Redaelli | 16m |
OpenTimestamps uses Bitcoin to create trustless timestamps by hashing many file hashes into a Merkle tree and writing only the root onchain, making proofs… | ||
| Empowering the End User to be More Sustainable in Web Applications | Eduardo Guerra | 15m |
Claims that letting users choose profiles for update frequency and hide unused panels cuts server and client work (example: updates per second vs once per… | ||
| The “End Of 10” | Joseph P. De Veaugh-Geiss, Bettina Louis, Carolina Silva Rodé | 15m |
End of 10 positions itself as a practical campaign to move Windows 10 users to Linux by building a website and a directory of local support plus templates for… | ||
| The AI Shift: Rethinking the Developer’s Role in a Machine-Driven World | Davide Montesin | 15m |
AI becomes part of daily development over the last 3–5 years, speeding routine tasks but shifting responsibilities toward orchestration and review. Junior devs… | ||
| You can’t write “AI” without an “I” Control and responsibility in the age of copilots | Luca Rainone | 16m |
Built a tiny CLI called lmove that drives vanilla LLMs with structured prompts in YAML/XML and uses prompt-as-spec instead of re-sending prior source. A… | ||
| App4Cam – Running on innovative camera traps in the field | Daniel Waxweiler | 15m |
Two camera systems and a full software stack are already working in the field: N Cam (commercialized with a UK partner) takes bottom-facing images of newts to… | ||
| From MongoDB to Postgres: Building an Open Source Standard for Document Databases | Peter Farkas | 15m |
Argues for an open standard for the MongoDB query language and shows a working alternative: Farad DB, a MongoDB compatibility layer built on a Postgres… | ||
| Making Sense of Sensors: Semantic Access to Time Series Data | Manuela | 15m |
Combines TDengine (one table per device with supertables) and Ontop to translate SPARQL to optimized SQL so queries like “humidity > 46%” run live without ETL… | ||
| Why you cannot “apt install” an LLM (yet) | Andrea Pappacoda | 33m |
Debian cannot “apt install” current LLMs because models need their training data to meet Debian Free Software Guidelines, datasets are huge (GPT‑2’s original… | ||
| Who is the owner of AI-Generated works? | Cristiana Roda | 15m |
Explains that IP law stays human-centric legal standard requiring a human author for copyright and a human inventor for patents, notes EU member states demand… | ||
| Smart devices in the AI age | Pierre-Yves Gibello | 15m |
OW2 is a small European open‑source foundation (down to 6 people) that hosts projects like Mirina on a Fairphone, Cryptpad and XWiki, and works with city of… | ||
| Training the AI systems: who owns the data? Who bears the risk? | Veronica Meneghetti | 15m |
Not all web data is usable for model training: EU law treats a data set as a protectable work so scraping can infringe unless an exception applies (Article 3… | ||
| How to Get Involved with CRA Standardization | August Bournique | 15m |
The Cyber Resiliency Act is an EU product regulation covering software and hardware (not services) and it spawns about 35 standards—three horizontal and 30+… | ||
| Refund4Freedom: Freedom to Choose, Right to a Refund | Marta Andreoli | 15m |
Campaign Refund4Freedom demands easier refunds, transparent pricing and device neutrality; it collapses an 11‑step refund process into three steps: boot the… | ||
| Ethical and Legal AI Compliance in the Age of FOSS | Federico Sartore | 15m |
EU law treats GDPR and the AI Act as complementary but different regimes: GDPR governs personal data while the AI Act (approved 2024, full applicability August… | ||
| Why Interoperability is Key for Software Freedom | Lucas Lasota | 17m |
FSFE documents concrete cases where gatekeepers block real interoperability: Article 67(7) of the DMA requires free, effective access to OS-controlled hardware… | ||
| ranslate FOSS licenses into code | Carlo Piana, Alberto Pianon, Henrik Sandklef | 16m |
A machine-readable protocol that translates licenses into permissions and represents each permission with concrete conditions, parses component relationships… | ||
| Crisis engineering, digital resilience, and free software | Valerie Aurora | 34m |
Covers concrete steps to boost European digital resilience: migrating core accounts to European-hosted services (allowing a planned two-week email migration… | ||
| Inclusive Futures:Policy and Software Innovation | Valerie Aurora, Jean-Baptiste Kempf, Jordan Maris | 35m |
Argues that law and enforcement unlock inclusion citing the Digital Markets Act that enables alternate app stores while big vendors slow‑walk compliance and… | ||
| The CRA: an Open Source Sustainability law? | Jordan Maris | 14m |
Explains that the Cyber Resilience Act (proposed Sept 2022, revised March 2024) exempts non‑commercial open source but creates open source software stewards… | ||
| The Struggle is real, Free of Charge != Cost-Free | Carmen Delgado | 15m |
A Java distribution reports 754 million downloads (about a million per day) and supports 58 builds across four CPU releases a year, backed by ~100 contributors… | ||
| Open Source as a Compliance Enabler | Francisco Carneiro | 14m |
Eclipse Foundation convenes an Open Regulatory Compliance working group to stop dozens of companies from each rebuilding the same CRA compliance framework… | ||
| More Lessons from the EU’s Next Generation Internet Initiatives | Gabriel Ku Wei Bin | 15m |
NGI funds free-software projects since 2018 and FSFE provides legal and licensing help plus a reuse specification; projects show rising copyleft adoption but… | ||
| Why Free Software needs secured long-term funding | Alexander Sander | 17m |
Free software funding is fragmented: EU pilot programs (FOSSA2 hackathons), NGI funding gets cut, and member-state efforts (Germany’s sovereign tech agency)… | ||
| Ethics, Between AI and Free Software | Sergio Srdjan Vemic | 06m |
Argues that AI lacks consciousness per Floridi so ethical responsibility stays human and must be encoded in infrastructure not just policy, claiming DECODE… | ||
| Navigating the AI Jungle | Alexios Zavras | 16m |
Lists four or five concrete challenges for integrating AI into existing software governance: AI adds models, datasets, training pipelines and inference engines… | ||
| Does using AI code assistants involve OSS plagiarism risk? | Jeronimo Ortiz | 14m |
Study scans 10,000 LLM-generated snippets against a ~16 TB OSS knowledge base covering ~250 million projects and finds 30% of AI snippets contain ≥10% OSS… | ||
| Responsible by Design | Giuseppe Aceto | 14m |
Names a concrete concentration: 94% controlled by five companies, and pinpoints three product failures — ethics washing, opaque models and technical… | ||
| Open Source Technologies for Forest Biodiversity Monitoring | Giovanni Giannotta | 13m |
A low-cost system of two open-hardware devices counts saproxylic insects with high-resolution imaging, a release mechanism and automated captures, deployed on… | ||
| Open, connected and compliant. How Oniro builds seamless global smart ecosystems | Ignacio Ahedo | 14m |
Open Harmony is an open‑source smart‑device OS (hosted by Open Atom Foundation, ~8,000 contributors, ~120M LOC) and Ono is presented as a Europe‑focused, Open… | ||
| SIGRE: A FOSS-First Approach to Smart Cities | Stefan Mutschlechner, Sergio Srdjan Vemic | 13m |
CRA is a lightweight, modular smart‑city platform built to run on‑premise or hybrid cloud with an API‑first, microservices design and edge controllers; it… | ||
| Creating an online exhibition with Free Software tools | Artemis Yagou | 14m |
A historian builds a prototype online exhibition of technical construction toys using Hugo with the LightB theme, stores content in a GitHub repo named… | ||
| Project USAGE | Luca Giovannini | 12m |
Project USAGE pilots data sharing in Ferrara and delivers a governance agreement between municipality, region, utilities and agencies that requires open… | ||
| Defending Open Data with Intelligence | Hamza Jamil, Michele Magri, Davide Montesin | 15m |
An open-source scanner polls Open Data Hub APIs, runs daily automated scans and validates fields against typed rules, uniqueness and integrity checks, then… | ||
| An LLM Toolchain for Open Data and NGSI-LD | Giuseppe Tropea | 15m |
An LLM pipeline converts raw website and PDF text into NGSI-LD entities through a four-step LLM chain that extracts facts, merges properties, creates graph… | ||
| Ethical AI for Biomedical Imaging | Andrea Rosani | 14m |
An open-source Nime extension implements image-processing nodes (JPEG/PNG input, denoising, equalization, edge/contour extraction) by bridging Java core with… | ||
| An Open-Source Design Intervention Support Tool for Climate Resilience Systems | Michele Berlanda | 14m |
A web‑based decision support tool is being developed to design agroforestry interventions across arid and semi‑arid North Africa, part of a three-year project… | ||
| Your Mind, Quantified | Chiara Masci | 16m |
Built an iOS/Apple Watch app called Nearing iOS/Apple Watch app that keeps data on-device and is free and just launched on the App Store; exported the raw logs… | ||
| BirdNET: AI listening for life | Giovanni Giannotta, Orneda Lecini | 15m |
BirdNET is an open source convolutional neural network that converts audio to spectrograms, matches patterns against millions of labeled clips and returns a… | ||
| DigiAgriApp: development of a Free and Open Source app for digital agriculture | Luca Delucchi | 16m |
DigiAgriApp is a free open source client‑server system with a Django REST API and PostgreSQL/PostGIS backend, a cross‑platform Flutter app and a QGIS plugin… | ||
| EUROPEAN SFS AWARD | 09m | |
Open-source multimedia stack that started as a student project two decades ago and now powers browsers, phones, TVs and apps worldwide, claiming billions of… | ||
| SFS AWARD | 06m | |
A community registers a domain in 2022, builds a fediverse instance from a basement server, and migrates to a professional Vienna data center; infrastructure… | ||
| From Bias to Balance: TANGO’s Hybrid-Intelligence Platform | Marco Angheben, Stefano Tavonatti | 14m |
Modular Python platform that serves models via a multi‑purpose REST API and an explainability layer that produces audience‑specific explanations; supports… | ||
| Running on Non-Free Software | Florian Snow | 12m |
A patient with an implanted defibrillator experiences a sudden shocked in the shower event; hospital records show an EKG distortion yet clinicians cannot… | ||
| Ethics and software freedom | Matthias Kirschner, Simon Phipps, Karen M. Sandler | 37m |
Argues that software freedom wins ethics when policy and tools align: licenses remain pure so no ethical clauses in OSI/FSF-approved licenses, communities… | ||
| day1 sem1 8 | martin hauer | 33m |
An open‑source full MRI prototype exists that images heads and extremities at 55 mT field with a ~30 cm bore, runs on 12 V and can be battery powered, and uses… | ||
| a (unique) story | Jean-Baptiste Kempf | 29m |
Originating from a 1990s student hack that built a 155 Mbps ATM campus network and a demo that crashes at 45 seconds, the project becomes Videoland/VLC, ships… | ||
| Greetings | Sergio Srdjan Vemic | 06m |
Claims Telm frees robotics through free software for robots, arguing ethics is the invisible infrastructure that shapes every choice and every line of code and… | ||
| Greetings | Giorgio Allasia | 05m |
Company history and scale: started 26 years ago, joined the market early, now part of Auden Group in Paris with close to 40 million euros revenue and almost… | ||
| Greetings | Vincent Mauroit | 07m |
Emerging technologies create a wave where small groups can match nations and development outpaces law, and governance gaps grow as autonomy and dual‑use… | ||
| Opening | Urlich Stofner | 09m |
Announcement opens SFSCON 2025 with concrete claims and numbers: the ICC is replacing Microsoft with the German open desk developed by tendis to strengthen… | ||
| Welcome | Patrick Ohnewein | 11m |
Conference opening announces 150 speakers and a shift from one day and a half to two full days, adds thematic tracks including ethics alongside cybersecurity… | ||
| How to make migrations to FOSS successful on the long term | Italo Vignoli | 20m |
Migration failures trace to poor planning and no business-facing support: case studies include Fryberg reverted to pirated Microsoft Office, canton Solothurn… | ||
| Open Education: an opportunity to work together | Paola Corti, Eleonora Panto’, Jonathan Poritz | 15m |
An informal volunteer network across Italy forms in 2017 and runs recurring webinars free whose materials are published as editable OERs under CC BY, not PDFs… | ||
| Schools Free from GAFAM | Mauro Biasutti, Giorgio Favaro | 16m |
Built a school suite that replaces Google/Microsoft with Moodle + Nextcloud + BigBlueButton, auto-provisioned user accounts and class folders via… | ||
| Unplugged Robotics, When Robotics Is Educative | Giacomo Alessandroni | 14m |
Project runs free software across 74 schools and shows measurable scale and savings, not slogans. It installs Debian + Proxmox + Ansible on refurbished… | ||
| Progress creating an opensource IT stack for schools in The Netherlands | Geert-Jan Meewisse | 19m |
Project Fair Digital Education builds a complete open source school IT stack and demonstrates it in pilots: one primary school runs a full stack using a Linux… | ||
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