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OpenOffice.org Conference 2005 Programme

Friday 30th September 2005 

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Education

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09:00 Should I adopt OpenOffice.org?
Prof. Succi
09:45 E-education on the national level
Bernard Herman
10:30 Break
Red Green Yellow
11:00 OpenOffice.org development: next steps, next level
Mathias Bauer
Link to abstract 		OpenOffice.org in Slovenian High Schools
Renato Lukač
Link to abstract		 FOSS Participation in the developing world
Danese Cooper
Link to abstract
12:00  URE living all over me
Stephan Bergmann
Link to abstractLink to paper (Impress)Link to paper (pdf) 		Introducing open-source software - including OpenOffice.org - into Slovenian schools
Mojca Tomazin
Link to abstractLink to paper (Impress)Link to paper (pdf)
 Developing for OpenOffice.org
Martin Hollmichel
Link to abstract Link to paper (Impress)Link to paper (pdf)
13:00 Lunch
Red Green Yellow
14:00
OpenOffice.org - slow, bloated?
Michael Meeks
Link to abstract
Lowering the Barriers to Entry in Education
Ian Lynch
Link to abstract
 Doing QA at OpenOffice.org
Joost Andrae
Link to abstract Link to paper (Impress)Link to paper (pdf)
15:00
OpenOffice.org and the AMD64 Platform
Jan Holesovsky
Link to abstractLink to paper (Impress)Link to paper (pdf)
 The OpenOffice.org ECDL
Angelika Goeszler
Link to abstractLink to paper (pdf)
 Add-ons: from Production to End Users
Laurent Godard
Link to abstract Link to paper (Impress)Link to paper (pdf)
16:00 Break
16:15 Round Table
17:00 Closing Notes / Townhall Meeting
17:30 Conference Close
Please Note: Program content subject to change.

 

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