Explore an application

ಕನ್ನಡದಲ್ಲಿ ನೋಡಿ Welcome to the world of free and open software applications { Basic digital literacy Explore a computer Learn Ubuntu Learn Tux Typing Learn Tux Paint Learn Image Viewer Learn VLC Player ICT for connecting and learning Learn Firefox Learn Gmail Learn Thunderbird ICT for generic resource creation (text) Learn Gedit Learn Freeplane Learn Libreoffice Writer Learn LibreOffice Calc Learn LibreOffice Impress Learn PDF Shuffler Learn Okular ICT for generic resource creation (graphic) Learn ScreenShot Learn Kolor Paint Learn MyPaint Learn Tupi Learn GIMP Learn Inkscape Learn Sozi ICT for generic resource creation (audiovisual) Learn Audacity Learn Record my Desktop Learn Open Shot video Editor Learn Kdenlive Learn FF multi convertor ICT for resource creation - subject specific (maths and science) Learn Geogebra Learn TurtleBlocks Learn PhET Learn Stellarium Learn Kalzium Learn Avogadro Learn Easy Java Simulation ICT for resource creation - subject specific (social science and languages) Learn Marble Learn KGeography Learn KLetters Learn KWordquiz Learn Kanagram Learn Translators Learn Dictionaries Learn OSM ICT for resource creation - publishing Learn Flickr Learn Google Photos Learn Wikimedia Commons Learn GoogleDrive Learn Youtube Learn Vimeo Learn Yourlisten Learn Soundcloud Learn Slideshare Learn Geogebratube Learn Mediawiki Navigating across the applications Click on Explore an application to get a list of all applications you can explore. You can click on any of the links on this page to open the application you want to explore Each of the nodes in the mind map below will link to a strand of technology learning. "Click to Learn" on a particular node (on the red arrow) to navigate to that application. Happy Exploring!! Download concept map of applications Teachers toolkit You can refer to the 'Teachers toolkit to create OER using FOSS applications', to self-learn how to use text, image, animation, audio and video editors to create and revise OER. You can also learn how to publish OER created by you, on your own site, or on popular OER sites.