How to bring GitLab to a classroom near you

GitLab's education program, launched over two years ago, aims to provide students and faculty worldwide with free access to GitLab, fostering the development of future developers and DevOps professionals. The program has grown significantly, reaching over 737 educational institutions in 67 countries and nearly 1.5 million users. As the program evolves, a new program manager with a background in geospatial technology and open-source education has been appointed to enhance and restructure the initiative to better align with institutional needs. GitLab plans to gather feedback through surveys and encourages participants to share their experiences, with the goal of enriching the program and promoting the use of GitLab in teaching and research.

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