“I spent October 25 and 26 in Toronto attending the FSOSS 2007
conference put on by Seneca College. I didn’t attend the conference
primarily to hear the conference presentations; my main aim was to
talk with the people associated with two projects that the Mozilla
Foundation has funded, namely the Mozilla-related educational
activities at Seneca College and the Mozilla-related accessibility
work at the University of Toronto’s Adaptive Technology Resource
Centre.“However as it turns out some of the presentations I saw had
interesting connections with my Seneca and ATRC discussions. In
this post I’ll give my thoughts on how Seneca’s efforts relate to
the broader world of business and education…”
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