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First Implementation Phase
January 2008
Mongolian Children XOing (Photo by Carla)
OLPC team on the ground
- Enkhmunkh Zurgaanjin (Dec 20 - Jan 27),
- Carla Gomez Monroy (Jan 6 - 28),
- Jan Jungclaus (Jan 7 - 26),
- David Woodhouse (Jan 15 - 25),
Photos by Carla Gomez Monroy
 Mother learning with her daughter |
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 Teachers learning together |
 Exploring inside the laptop |
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 Temperature test: outside -35C and inside +25C |
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 Traditional Mongolian gyr |
 Visiting student's gyr, close to the school |
 Getting laptop out of the backpack and plastic protecting bags |
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Photos by Jan Jungclaus
Urban Scenario Ulaan Bataar
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 Cabling to set up the servers |
 First activated laptop (right) |
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 One Laptop per Child in Mongolian |
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 The first G1G1 laptop is handed out to a child by the minister of education |
 View from school window: A gyr in the foreground |
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 Student working with XO at home |
Countryside scenario
 A few 100km of cemented road, then gravel |
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 Mongolian sanctuary "oovo" |
 Some remote areas provide electricity |
 A nomadic family's "gyr" (tent) with self-made TV antenna |
 A remote gyr during summertime (Aug '08) |
 The livelihood of a nomadic family is highly dependent on the well-being of their cattle |
 Goats provide milk and meat |
 The herdsman family's children live 1km from their school, which they might connect to with XO laptops in future |
