• For the freedom of education in Sri Lanka through Free and Open Source Software!


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We promote the use of our local languages සිංහල and தமிழ் as well. Try the language switch is on the top menu bar to the right or, if logged in, in your profile!

Guided web-based learning

Our courses are either instructor-led or guided self-learn with a large hands-on component.

Community driven

Run by a small, dedicated community from the education sector in Sri Lanka.

The latest technology

Our courses make use of Moodle and a large set of advanced plug-ins.


About Us

EduNET.LK is a Sri Lankan organization committed to promoting Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in education. We offer hands-on, instructor-led online courses focused on tools like Linux and open web development platforms, all using freely available software.

Our workshops are open to everyone and they get the chance to build real skills by setting up their own development environments and working in virtual Linux systems, even from home.

EduNET.LK also supports a growing community of FOSS enthusiasts. From helping each other install Linux to building networks of Raspberry Pi Moodle servers and developing local-language educational content, our learners become doers, building, sharing and leading.

Whether you're a student, educator or tech enthusiast, EduNET.LK is your gateway to practical, open and collaborative learning.


Site announcements

FOSS Group formed!

by Admin User (Syndrega) -

Dear students

At the end of the Open Source modules for this year the Linux enthusiasts formed a FOSS Group on our site. The motivation is the recognition that by taking courses will not take you to the next level. It starts by doing things, actively taking control of your path. The group already formed a sub-group documenting how they installed their Linux desktop and are willing to help newcomers who adapt to "their" Linux distribution. Another sub-group is on to creating a distributed network of "satellite" Moodle instances on Raspberry Pi, which gets content from a main Moodle site and merge their data back to the main site. For those who love teaching, as the saying goes, "teaching is the best way to learn", there's another sub-group forming to create course content for schools in the local languages and at the same time improving the Sinhala and Tamil language support in Moodle.

Our meeting point is https://edunet.lk/course/view.php?id=109. You need an account on the site. If you don't have one, drop a mail to info-at-EduNET.LK. We had to close the self-registration due to spam.

(Originally posted on the OpenLearn.LK site.)

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