OLPC Europe/Community

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• Getting involved in OLPC
• Community mailing lists
• Common Rooms
• Translating / Translators

Categories: Content (Content) - Community (Community) - Feedback (Responses) - HowTo (How to)

The spirit of OLPC includes one core thing: the community. This includes everyone, from the children and their families to their teachers and everyone who is collaborating towards the success of the project.

How to get involved

There are various forms of participation, including:

• Volunteering
• Community Building
• Grassroots Organizations

Communicating

While this wiki should be used as a base, there are many other ways to communicate, for instance the mailing lists, blogs, etc.

Volunteers

This is a list of people interested in collaborating within their abilities. It includes translators, editors, developers, coordinators, researchers, artists, *&c. Please add your name and city/country below (and your languages of choice), preferably, including your wiki user account.

• Aaron Kaplan (Austria)
• Bastiaan Bakker (Netherlands)
• Chris Hager (Austria)
• Christoph Derndofer (Austria)
• Gregor Martynus (Germany)
• Holger Levsen (Germany)
• Samy Boutayeb (France)
• Tom Hannen (UK)
• Diana Cionoiu (RO)
• Carlo Falciola (IT)

Events

This is a list of events, where people from european OLPC groups participate:

Name	Date	Place
Solutions Linux	29. to 31. January 08	(Paris, France)
FOSDEM	23. to 24. February 08	Bussels, Belgium

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