Given that the target countries for the OLPC have poorly developed computing infrastructures, [[scanning]] of existing printed documents into
...mpany with expertise in the field], that is possible. Once the first pilot country is deployed, there will likely be other companies who can offer this servic
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[[Image:Activity1.png]] [[Etoys]], developed in [[Squeak]], was inspired by [[LOGO]], PARC-[[Smalltalk]], Hypercard, and
...Malaria game tells the story of Paul, a boy who lives in a Malaria endemic country. Paul learns how mosquitoes are responsible for spreading the Plasmodium pa
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I have developed resources for creating meta-games using a variety of technologies. Refer to
...may even try to go regional on some subjects and why not global... (or at least hemispheric given that school years don't start/end homogeneously in order
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Schools are nothing more than a Western construct that the developed world seems hellbent on imposing on the developing world even if the result
...it can be shown - calculated - what are the revenues-costs=benefits to the country. The starting concept is that poorly educated people will generate less re
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...C in a specific country, please see the [[OLPC Status by Country|status by country page]] in this wiki. Also, please note that there is a discussion of indivi
...tives from government and non-governmental organizations from almost every country in the developing world. The laptop will be available in the United States
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...f amazed at what some companies are proposing to us. It feels as though at least half the problems are being solved by mere resolve.
:The software being developed looks like it will run reasonably well on a conventional laptop, through em
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...enous tribes and whose literacy rates are lowest in the nation, even for a country like Bangladesh. The indigenous tribal children live scattered on mountaint
...aliland ministry of education hopes to increase literacy levels across the country to 75 percent by 2015. Currently there are no resources available for stude
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* OLPC laptops could use some of the games they have developed or develop some new ones based on theirs.
http://edu.kde.org/languages/ -- many activities, developed primary for KDE, but can be used independantly)
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; Music and sound samples : is probably more appropriate at a country level, or better yet, provincial/state level in order to avoid predominance
; Dictionaries, Spelling Checkers, Thesaurus : are very much developed in [[Spanish]], although not necessarily tuned for regional use. Of partic
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...cation made a video presentation of the Sinhala and Tamil content that was developed jointly with the UCSC and open source community and the president was impre
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We will have regional mirrors in every country and region where OLPC is distributed en masse.
** Local collections sized for the XO and for school servers, developed in-country
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...Gobi villages to have some hands-on training with the laptop. The teachers developed curriculum based learning activities using e-toys and turtle art that they
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...er 267,000 laptops have been deployed to more than 930 schools accross the country. Rwanda's goal is to truly remake its education system to develop 21st cent
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* Games - a country rich in games! Want to proudce local games, folklore, things related to th
...lture. My children can't even speak my language... we have so many in the country, we can't do all of them.
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...1-1. Whether such proposition makes sense, depends on several factors, not least the shape of the cost function and the elasticity of demand. But the situat
...to - as the OLPC is not involved (per-se) in deployment; that's upto each country to decide and do.--[[User:Xavi|Xavi]] 16:47, 22 January 2007 (EST)
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...tem that fully supports the country's national language and which has been developed in Bhutan."
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...tem that fully supports the country's national language and which has been developed in Bhutan."
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...aph on Constructionism. "XO embodies the theories of constructionism first developed by MIT Media Lab Professor Seymour Papert in the 1960s, and later elaborate
developed by [http://firmworks.com/ Firmworks] with support from OLPC. This will enab
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...s and interesting articles from all countries but most prominently the own country, the regional school organization, other schools, and teachers and students
...and region, with help from OLPC. This set of documents is assembled on a country/region server, and is named a Regional Library. Each [[School server]] has
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