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How do we make sustainability, permaculture resources, and education more accessible? Are free and open source tools a way to answer that question?
As mentioned in this conversation, open source tools matter to me. I've used these resources for years. My first encounter with Linux was in 1995 as the senior student systems administrator for my high school. In the early days of the podcast the show was recorded and edited entirely on a Linux laptop, and to this day the podcast website is hosted on a Debian Linux server. Even after 6+ years, I continue to edit the show with Audacity, a Free and Open Source editor.
As a result of all of that, I would like to see more independent education like you find on the podcast, or on YouTube through the videos of Geoff Lawton or Blake Kirby . With so much information available, however, sometimes it can be difficult to find high quality resources, which is why sites like Serlo are important for curating this information in open, crowd sourced, democratic ways. Together, with our skills and talents, we can contribute the a regenerative future.
If you know of other projects or programs like Serlo, let me know.
Email: The Permaculture Podcast
The Permaculture Podcast
The Permaculture Podcast
Also, if you haven't visited the main Patreon page for the show in a while, please do. You'll find updated information about the podcast, can check out the Patreon video, and see our updated goals and rewards.
Visit our Sponsor: Earth Tools
Contribute to The Permaculture Podcast:
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How do we make sustainability, permaculture resources, and education more accessible? Are free and open source tools a way to answer that question?
As mentioned in this conversation, open source tools matter to me. I've used these resources for years. My first encounter with Linux was in 1995 as the senior student systems administrator for my high school. In the early days of the podcast the show was recorded and edited entirely on a Linux laptop, and to this day the podcast website is hosted on a Debian Linux server. Even after 6+ years, I continue to edit the show with Audacity, a Free and Open Source editor.
As a result of all of that, I would like to see more independent education like you find on the podcast, or on YouTube through the videos of Geoff Lawton or Blake Kirby . With so much information available, however, sometimes it can be difficult to find high quality resources, which is why sites like Serlo are important for curating this information in open, crowd sourced, democratic ways. Together, with our skills and talents, we can contribute the a regenerative future.
If you know of other projects or programs like Serlo, let me know.
Email: The Permaculture Podcast
The Permaculture Podcast
The Permaculture Podcast
Also, if you haven't visited the main Patreon page for the show in a while, please do. You'll find updated information about the podcast, can check out the Patreon video, and see our updated goals and rewards.
Visit our Sponsor: Earth Tools
Contribute to The Permaculture Podcast:
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