Is there a specific version of Ubuntu for use in schools?
If you are looking to gain basic computer literacy, Ubuntu includes applications that cover every area of computer use from the straightforward (typing, word processing) to the specialist (graphic design and desktop publishing). It is also an excellent platform for students studying information technology and computer science, as it includes all the tools you need to become a world-class software developer. What’s more, Ubuntu is available in many languages which makes it appealing to new users who prefer to learn in their local language. We also have a specific version developed especially for schools called Edubuntu.
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