OLPC schools

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There are a number of OLPC pilot schools that are working with children, teachers and communities in the field. Many of these are in smaller rural towns.

Here is a Google Map of the current trial schools, also showing countries having bought XO laptops and countries benefiting from the G1G1 program.

[edit] Africa - Middle East

[edit] Ethiopia

Addis

[edit] Iraq

Najmi (Muthanna province), village school - see also [1] "Iraq’s Schoolchildren Get Computers with U.S. Help"

[edit] Nigeria

Abuja, Galadima school

[edit] Rwanda

G1G1 project

[edit] Americas

[edit] Brazil

Sao Paulo, EMEF Ernani Silva Bruno school - see also [2] "Brazil to receive first OLPC notebooks"
Porto Alegre, EEEF Luciana de Abreu school - see also [3] "Inside One Laptop per Child: Episode 04", [4] "OLPC tv"

[edit] Haiti

G1G1 project

Port au Prince, John Branchizio school - see also [5] "Waveplace in Haiti"

[edit] Mexico

50,000 laptops ordered

[edit] Peru

270,000 laptops ordered

Arahuay (Lima), Institución Educativa Apóstol Santiago

[edit] Suriname

Paramaribo - see also [6] "Suriname to pilot Laptop programme per child"

[edit] Uruguay

100,000 laptops ordered

Villa Cardal, Escuela No. 24

[edit] USA

15,000 laptops ordered by Birmingham city (Alabama)

Birmingham, Glen Iris Elementary School - see also [7] "Birmingham approves low-cost laptop project "
Cambridge, King Open School - see also [8] "King Open School wiki"
New York City, KAPPA IV middle school - see also [9] "OLPC in NYC"
Bronx (New York), Carl C. Icahn Charter School
St John (Virgin Islands), Guy Benjamin School - see also [10] "Waveplace in the US Virgin Islands"