OLPC:Projects for review

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To submit a project for review, first create a page with the title of your project, then follow the three steps below:

To list a single project for review, follow this three-step process:

I.
Add a review tag to the project page.
  • Insert this template: {{pfr1}} at the top of the project.
  • Include an edit summary "PfR: see [[OLPC:Projects for review/ProjectName]].
  • Save the page.
II.
Create the project review page.
  • Click the link saying "this project's entry" to open the project-review page.
  • Insert this template:
{{subst:pfr2
| submitter = Submitter
| page = ProjectName
| loc = Location
| req = Hardware or help requested
| duration = Project duration
| completion = % completed
}} ~~~~

Replace Hardware with the # of XOs and anything else requested, Description with why the project is useful to others, &c.

  • Include a summary : PfR for [[ProjectName]]
  • Save the page.
III.
Update the review log.

Open the projects for review log page. At the top of the list on the log page,
insert this template: {{subst:pfr3 | page=ProjectName}}

  • Include a summary: Adding ProjectName .
  • Save the page. Your insertion will be expanded to: {{OLPC:Projects for review/ProjectName}}.

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XO-based Teacher Training

Template:Projectreview Comments

  • needs more detail. Can it start smaller / with emulation? How/where would results be shared? --Sj talk

OLPC: The Bolivia Project

Template:Projectreview Comments

	leighmeldrum 	10 	12 	
    has a plan in place, background for future work and 6 months experience with XOs
  

Extensive computer experience, particularly with Mac OS. I have been working with the XO computer since September 2008 and have become very familiar with the program and interface. I am also the lead on logistics for this project and as a result have become very familiar with the peripheral requirements for a successful launch. planning this project since September 2008 and have a firm logistical plan in place. contemplating a parallel pilot project in Canada to run simultaneously. have an established Teacher's Advisory Committee contributing to an education plan and have been in contact with ppl in Peru and Nepal.

our team are working on a pilot for two remote communities in Bolivia for the summer of 2009... bringing 100 laptops as a test-run with future plans [3k in 2010]. In February 2009, going to Bolivia to meet with the teachers in those communities and provide them with several laptops. We hope this will prepare the teacher's for the full deployment in the summer and get buy-in on the project.


 Amicitia Am. School of Fez 	mhasbrouck 	25 	10 	
    multilingual school proposal; needs detail.  How would results be shared?

Many of our team members and staff are experienced users of business software as well as substantially comfortable and familiar with educational software. We have a technician who works with the few computers we have at the school currently.

It would be a fantastic opportunity for our students to be able to demo these computers. Thank you for considering our school for your projects. We have a tri-lingual school that is in the traditional city of Fez, Morocco. The majority of the students are Moroccan, and the others are from other countries. We have 160 students with only 8 working computers in the school.

In this project, we would like to demo the computers by training our teachers to use them first for a period of two months. Then we would like to do a project with our multi-lingual 5th grade students in which we teach them to harvest information off the internet and us this information for a world cultures fair or other appropriate presentation. This would be an 8 month project and we would give extensive feedback.


 OLPC pilot in Israel - B2 upgrade  guysoft 	30 	6 	
    already started with B2s.  Still needed?  pending update from guy.

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