Librezal calls for technological sovereignty in the field of education in the Basque Parliament
- Last Monday, at the request of the Committee on Education, a member of Free Education was in the Basque Parliament to discuss issues related to sovereignty in the field of education: free software, Euskera and Google, among others.
The members of the motor group prepared the following presentation:
Our colleague Diana came to explain our vision of Librezal in Education. Here you can see the video of its appearance (15 minutes):
More information:
- Videos of everyone who took the floor.
- News of the appearance of Librezale in Education on the website of the Basque Parliament.
- Release of Librezale in Education.
- What is technological sovereignty?
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