MOSE Shorts - 28: Open Source Should be Taught in School

Good education is crucial, also, the earlier in your life you're expodsed to an experience the better the chance it quickly becomes a skill. Despite of how long open source has been around, it is still not integral part of education, tech, legal or other. Should this change?

In this segment of the My Open Source Experience podcast Ria Farrell Schalnat talks about how she was teaching an adjutant class at a university that was touching on open source, specifically because she didn't get that education during her studies. She also shares what challenges people she knew faced during learning about open source.

Learn more about:

- Why it is important to have open source as part of academic curriculums

- In legal terms, not all licenses are the same, even if they are all open source licenses, and why that poses challenges for lawyers

- Conventions versus case law

- In legal circles, community plays a crucial role to figure out new areas of law and legislations, for instance AI

- Is it time to have the next generation to graduate as open source experts?!

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