Harvard Open Source Courseware

mpawlo writes "Gnuheter reports that the Berkman Center for Internet and Society releases the H20 courseware software as open source. Two years and 1 million USD are invested in the software so far... The software has been tested at Harvard Law School, but should be suitable for other disciplines than law."

$2.7 million

[SHEENmaster]

My school blew nearly $3 million on redesigning my graduating class's ring. My high school. For a graduating class of less than 600 students. My public high school.

$1 million for a not-so-special piece of software for a major law school seems much less moronic now.

"Momma always said, 'Stupid is as stupid does.'", Forest Gump.

Harvard Law School?

[mao che minh]

Call me a pessimist, but I have serious reservations about using open source in the process of manufacturing more lawyers. I thought we were supposed to be noble?!

That was a joke, by the way. Kind of.