You have done a nice job on providing a very detailed look at the hardware for the OLPC. However, the [[Software sp
...gies if I am doing this incorrectly. I am trying to replace an image with a 10x optimized version. They have different file extensions so I cannot jus
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...eir specs to run windows. Why do we want to spread the collective power of a monopolist further? Shouldn't OLPC be committed to free software in order t
...ol section, and the Educational Content section). Moreover, the site seems a little self-indulgent naming only Alan Kay and Seymour Papert. Even the con
45 KB (7,247 words) - 07:19, 9 December 2013
...l Free Software Conference (FISL), researchers from the university brought a group of children to conference to share their experiences with the use of
...al standard. OLPC’s EPEAT “Gold” status is now pending. Mary Lou has a draft version available of our ISO14001-compliant OLPC environmental policy
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...chat with children in India. We have a few XO pc's, and would like to find a school in India to have our web-exchange with. If there is anyone with info
...s discussion did not go anywhere. It was so disappointing to see that only a few even tried understanding the meaning of OLPC as it has spread out in 45
55 KB (9,452 words) - 14:58, 2 December 2012
''The OLPC is an education project, not a laptop project.''
...oolbook. We want to see interactive books. All educators in a country on a specific topic to collaborate to make THE best book for their discipline in
6 KB (1,041 words) - 21:59, 13 August 2013
This page has a lot of great ideas, however it is not a good introduction for someone who wants to get involved in community buildi
...mmunity together to discuss possible solutions, let's set up a wikipage as a [[Common Rooms|Common Room]].
40 KB (6,833 words) - 05:22, 22 May 2013
This page follows from a suggestion in the [[Other Ideas]] page.
Please include in this page ideas for how a Laptop Servicing Programme may be instituted and how it could operate.
9 KB (1,520 words) - 02:43, 28 February 2011
One Laptop per Child is an [[education]] project, not a laptop project. With connected laptops, learners are liberated to actively
...g in areas of strong personal interest and the classroom is not limited to a pre-determined, one-size-fits-all approach.
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Software that does not fit into a single subject area, for instance an application that
...iendly import/export structure allowing for content development/sharing on a large scale. It also has the option to export the content into an html test
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...the projects here are merely proposals or ideas. If you would like to add a new project idea, try to be reasonably thorough in your description.
...rainstorming, try to let your mind run free. When reading and looking for a project to start, keep in mind that we are looking for projects that encour
40 KB (6,175 words) - 23:40, 3 February 2013
For up to date information on creating Activities see http://www.flossmanuals.net/make-your-own-sugar-activities/
<Center>''see also: [[Creating a collection]] and [[Activity tutorial]]''</center>
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...collections, and resources; the testing and assessment of other ideas; and a wide variety of related work--from the theoretical to the experimental.
* Help a project already in progress with your ideas and skills on '''[[Participate]
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= Why a laptop for learning? =
...-hours, that should not be undertaken. What are the economics of creating a physically-based educational infrastructure? How far could one go in that
26 KB (4,270 words) - 16:47, 24 March 2014
...ce are you using for creating the score? Even the score text file might be a little daunting for kids. just curious! [[User:216.239.78.133|216.239.78.1
Csound is a library accessed mostly through Python and activities written in that langu
11 KB (1,887 words) - 12:55, 17 March 2012
...nt are discussed on [[XS Server Specification| School server specifics]]. A [[XS_Service_Description|detailed description]] of the current implementati
...downloaded onto the laptops. The content in the school library comes from a variety of sources: OLPC, [[OEPC]], schoolbooks and interesting articles fr
28 KB (4,624 words) - 10:44, 25 April 2013
The [[yum]] repository for developers, however, contains a couple of open-source options for executing and developing Java application
* <tt>gcj</tt>, part of the Gnu Compiler Collection. gcj can compile Java source to either Java bytecode or executable code, i
16 KB (2,511 words) - 18:37, 22 February 2013
I'm a fan but just a casual G1G1 user and occasionally run images on Windows.
== Leave me a note... ==
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== A library of content ==
'''Users''' can install new content on their XO by downloading a ''collection'' from the [[Collections]] page.
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...hine" is sometimes translated as "'bootear' una maquina"—technically a barbarism, but used nontheless). There should be some way to control the wa
...he XO for some time. It would become usefull if he could browse his entire collection.
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* Archives [[Ask OLPC a Question/1|1 (2006-7)]] and [[Ask OLPC a Question/2|2 (2007-9)]].
* '''[[Ask OLPC a Question/New|New questions]]'''
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