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Linux Journal: Linux in Italian Schools, Part 6: GPL e-Learning in Turin

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“In the 19th and 20th centuries, Giuseppe Peano, born in the
northeastern Italian region of Piemonte, was one of the greatest
living mathematicians. The Industrial Technical Institute named
after him serves the 5th district of the city of Turin, which is
the capital of Piemonte and headquarters for the XX Olympic Winter
Games next February.

“Linux and the Plone content management system are a
consolidated presence at the Peano School. Its Information
Technology department has a history of offering students both
proprietary and free software platforms, to make sure that they
have as complete a vision as possible of the software
landscape…”

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