Unplugged Robotics, When Robotics Is Educative
summary
Project runs free software across 74 schools and shows measurable scale and savings, not slogans. It installs Debian + Proxmox + Ansible on refurbished machines, runs a custom fouse server and client, GLPI for inventory and web tools for user and maintenance workflows. The deployment supports 16,000 students and 2,000 teachers on about 5,000 PCs and 65 servers, trained local teacher technicians, and reports lower costs versus Microsoft licenses while continuing refurbish and donation programs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to FOUSE project
- 1:52Project origins and teacher training
- 3:21Free software as educational tool
- 5:06Hardware and software deployment
- 7:14Project structure and team
- 9:24Public value and recognition
- 11:11Financial impact and transparency
- 12:19Community initiatives and thanks
- 13:04Q&A on school systems
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