I recently came a cross a very good system for education use.
which serves as a local shared library server for any education institution
its called RACHEL
Hi @oneitonitram,
Thank you for your suggestion. Did you already try to install this on NethServer? I just went over to the website, and am I far off when it looks a bit like Internet-in-a-box?
I know Unleaskids and OLPC Use IIAB for their projects.
I sure am curious if either of them, can be installed on NS and what the options are for these applications.
yes @robb it is more like internet in a box, the difference is that this one is geared towards educational institutions, and the content is mostly curriculum based. and also includes some virtual labs.
A for rachel, there is a way to download a usb version and setup on your own machine, the problem is thats its a small 80 gb version. For my use case, I think the 400 GB version would be great. the challenge is thats its provided as an iso image for rapberry pi.
In our country I have people with version of the content
I just read some more on both RACHEL and IIAB and it turns out that it is possible to add RACHEL modules to IIAB: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-Installation#oer2go-rachel-modules
It looks like both RACHEL and IIAB act more or less as independent servers. This might make it hard to integrate those services in NS.
They both are installed using either a pi image (when installed on an rpi) or install scripts that install ‘the full package’, including for instance the httpd service (apache or nginx)
Since a webserver already is installed on NS, you might run into issues…
but what I am seing with regards to the same is that, the configure the install scrip to setup the webserver so as to make it easier to build a version of their commercial produc, since the project is for non profit.
my idea was to strip out the server and os elements, and only have the content. then repackage the content into nethserver to work on a vhost of some sort, then that would be a milestone.
eg. Downloading the iso file, having a lok inside where the files are stored and how they are queried, then setting up the same on NS