Ontario Software Acquisition Program Advisory Committee

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The Ontario Software Acquisition Program Advisory Committee (OSAPAC) is a Canadian educational advisory panel, composed of representatives of English and French District School Boards from across Ontario, Canada, which advises the Ontario Ministry of Education on the acquisition of provincial software licenses for publicly funded schools in the territory.

The OSAPAC website also hosts a learning object repository, where educators can submit lessons and other learning objects for others to download and use in their classrooms.

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• OSAPAC website

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