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...et One]] in 2007/2008. It has hundreds of individual 1-to-1 computing and student-owned laptop projects running in primary schools across the country, and on ...clude [[New York City]], [[South Carolina]], and [[Illinois]]. Major user groups (with over 50 members) include those in [[Boston]], [[San Francisco]], and

...ocal'' (per user) definition of groups mostly for organizational purposes, groups instead offer a facility for defining sets of people who all desire to coll ...ear, the duration of a specific project assignment, or simply for the day. Groups are a flexible and open framework for making collaboration with others simp

== orgs and larger groups == ...ences "FH Joanneum"] (via [http://www.olpcaustria.org/ OLPC Austria]); for student projects (most likely with a focus on Mesh and networking projects)

...e used to customize the test questions given to be only questions that the student was having difficulty with. These classifications could be enhanced using

...w.rit.edu/academicaffairs/centerforstudentinnovation/?page_id=7 Center for Student Innovation], the OLPC Rochester User's Group, and Lab for Technological Lit With the goal to get to know each other better and to build links across the groups that make our town such a hotbed of FOSS activity. We learned about a possi

...ionality to guide the user through setting up lessons focused on different groups of keys and different types of lessons ...splay settings to turn this display on or off, or showing it only once the student shows signs of difficulty.

* Must allow students to post and work on projects together. One student can create something and share it with other students who edit it and save * Must allow creation of project groups with edit and view privileges based on group membership.

The student will: ...l of these photographs will be collected and posted to the Journal by both groups to create a “Right Angle Collage”.

:Engineering student in India. I've delivered presentations at Panjab University (5th February 2 ...rassroots groups forming or those who wish to form, particularly on making groups with a variety of technical/educational backgrounds work well together, and

...is very informal. University chapters are really just good excuses to get groups of interesting people together to do interesting things... that happen to b ...'re not sure how to do this. [http://groups.google.com Google] and [http://groups.yahoo.com Yahoo] also offer free mailing list services. It is often conveni

*[[Participate#Are you a Grade School Student?|Get your students involved]]. ...left;color:#000;padding:0.2em 0.4em;" id="Students">Are you a Grade School Student?</h2>

...ions and learning from (and publicizing) as many great projects from other groups as possible. A more functional bio is available [[User:Mchua|here]]. Mia is a student from Seattle with an interest in reducing the environmental impact of elect

...What kind of questions do you think other people might have about being a student at your school? Divide into groups of two. Turn on each of your XOs. One XO will be the "prompter" and the oth

...ds and activities did she use? Has she been able to do more group work and student focused teaching? ...when its time for the computer (laptop) class to play some of the games in groups/individuals. '''''

For circulating ideas, starting discussions that could result in forming groups; asking questions about items on this page &mdash; anything related to Gras ...gional groups]] lists [[:Category:XO User Group|XO user groups]] and other groups supporting OLPC's mission around the world.

c: We're giving OLPC grassroots groups support to get to the point where they can sustain themselves. We're connec t: It's important to let grassroots groups know that we're trying to make them self-sustaining.

...to those who contact us via email, however we will give priority to local groups. (VA DC MD etc) ** We have a large supply of raw student talent in the school system and at the ACC who are all very interested in c

...-align:left; color:#338000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;" id="Clueless">Grassroots groups and pilots</h2> * you're looking to mentor a younger student or just help out with our ongoing projects

10:34 FGrose Greg S., graduate student in computer science, reasons: taking open source to its potential, wants to 10:38 FGrose Dennis 5th year CS student, now Networking, wants to know more about OLPC and have fun.