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Open Source Belongs in School. Lets Put it There! DrupalCon Global 2020 bit.ly/pcdcg20 Stu Keroff and The Penguin Corps Penguin Corps Pledge Leader: What are we trying to do? People: Change the world! Leader: How do you

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Open Source Belongs in School. Let’s Put it There!

Stu Keroff and The Penguin Corps DrupalCon Global 2020

bit.ly/pcdcg20

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Penguin Corps Pledge

Leader: “What are we trying to do?” People: “Change the world!” Leader: “How do you change the world?” People: “Be crazy enough to think you can!”

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Penguin Corps Agenda

  • 1. Leader (Joel) calls meeting to order
  • 2. Stu Keroff - Introduction and history
  • 3. Michael - Activities and impact
  • 4. Sophie - Diversity and inclusion
  • 5. Cam - Our Response to COVID-19
  • 6. Chase - Why have an open source club?
  • 7. Mohamed - How to do this
  • 8. Q & A
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A Little Bit of History

  • Mr. Stu Keroff

Social Studies & Tech Teacher Penguin Corps Director Aspen Academy -- Savage, MN

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Working on computers

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What if I told you...

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Linux clubs in Minnesota

Community School of Excellence Saint Paul Aspen Academy Savage

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Community School of Excellence

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The Beginning 2011-2012

CSE starts 1:1

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The First Group of Penguins

May 2012

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Linux Powered Stuff

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Technology Partners

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Digital Divide

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Operation Upgrade

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The Asian Penguins – June 2017

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Aspen Academy -- Savage, MN

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Introducing the Penguin Corps -- 2019

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The formula

  • Get computers
  • Have kids recycle computers
  • Give computers away
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Activities & Impact of the Penguin Corps

Michael Martyn Grade 5

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Club Meetings

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Software Lessons

FLOSS Desktops for Kids

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Digital Citizenship

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Refurbishing Computers

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Conferences and YouTube

Sourcewell Impact Education Conference 2019 Minnesota School Board Association 2020 Penguin Corps YouTube Channel

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Party Time

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Impact

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Diversity and Inclusion

Sophie Svela Grade 5

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Tech History

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Women in Tech History

Admiral Grace Hopper -- Computer Pioneer

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Hidden Figures

Katherine Johnson Dorothy Vaughan Mary Jackson

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Today?

95% 16%

  • f people in open source

are men.

  • f people in open source

are members of minority groups.

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The Asian Penguins

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The Penguin Corps

Diversity: African-American Biracial Indian Kenyan Somali White

20% Girls!

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Going forward

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Our Response to COVID-19

Cam Citrowske Grade 5

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Schools closed for Distance Learning

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Learning from home

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Survey to find needs

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Getting computers ready

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Campaign to get more computers

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More come in

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Result

  • 60 computers given away
  • Total cost: $900.00
  • Average cost: $12.33

Digital Divide -- CLOSED!

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Reaching out beyond our school

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Victory

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Why Have an Open Source Club?

Chase Walgrave Grade 5 Club Secretary

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Linux is Free

  • Free to get
  • Free to use for any purpose
  • Free to change
  • Free to give away
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Great on Old Computers

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Kids Learn

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Open Source Jobs Report:

  • 83% of hiring managers say open source

talent is important

  • 87% said hard to find qualified help

Source: 2018 Open Source Jobs Report from the Linux Foundation

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Affordable Program for Schools

  • Used computers are cheap.
  • People will donate

computers.

  • People will also donate

money.

Computers donated by Caribou Coffee

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Helping

Computers for families Computers for school

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Fun!

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Where to from here?

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How to Get Started

Mohamed Jamal Grade 6 Club Vice President

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Supervisor

No Experience necessary

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Getting the “Go Ahead”

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Computers

Do not have to be new

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Software

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Kids

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Space and Time

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Start Small

Try Linux yourself. Get computer to try it on. www.ubuntu.com/download https://xubuntu.org/download/ www.distrowatch.com

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The Linux Club Guide

www.linuxclubguide.com

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Recruit Kids

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Get Computers

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Hardware and Software Lessons

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Closing Your Digital Divide

The Formula:

  • Get computers
  • Have kids recycle

computers

  • Give computers away
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Do you want to change the world?

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Q & A Time

Does anyone have a question? Please put a “Q” in front of your question in the chat box.

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Contact Information

Email: studoeslinux@gmail.com Twitter: @studoeslinux Linux Club Guide: www.linuxclubguide.com Penguin Corps YouTube: https:// www.youtube.com/c/PenguinCorps