...tent. It will have the flexibility to change with the requirements of the student. Individuals will inevitably find individualized uses; certainly local, re
...download and use an ''OLPC software'' (doesn't matter if it's a brazilian student getting a chinese program). Also, developers can adjust their software to u
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...icipate in the classroom. These may be students who are ill or they may be students who live too far from the class to travel there daily. In such situations t
[[Speex]] recording would also allow students to create their own [[audiobooks]]]. [[Speex]] would also be an ideal voca
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...ject that has contributors from a diverse base; feedback from teachers and students in roughly one-dozen trials in the developing world has greatly influenced
...gardless, in many poor classrooms there are fewer textbooks than there are students, and textbooks that do exist are old and out-of date. Furthermore, the mul
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...Content that is currently taught in schools, need to be made available to students on their new laptops. This is going to be a major way in which governments
...technology being addressed to meet the the needs of the learners? How has student scores changed in comparison to the wiki implementation? (Ashley P.)
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...h educational concepts and collaborative processes through the use of XO-1 student laptops. With the financial help of [EEL/LAK] and the coordination of Re-pu
...the action will continue, approximately 60 people take part (teachers and students) so that a network of directly concerned people is created. In all the scho
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...ess to this valuable tool which changes children's lives. A public school student in rural Kentucky or Alabama would experience a life change no less miracul
...ice it would be an impulse buy, especially for us techies and poor college students. I would probably open the thing up and mod the heck out of it.
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...ented the process for delivery of the materials. Whitney Hunter-Thomson, a student at Williams College, worked in South Africa in early 2008 to prepare for th
...café in Walter Sisulu Square, joined KYP full-time to train teachers and students on the laptops. Masilo trained three South Africans on the technicalities a
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= One Graphing Calculator Per Student =
...has raised issues of costs and funding, as well as the logic of burdening students with a US$100 device that's never use after a semester/term.
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Manipur: Ordered for 70,000 students, following the Kerala model, on March 26, 2009.
...h: Ordered for all Kasturba Gandhi Vidyalay, a residential school for girl students in rural areas. Sept 2009
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Every Student in the Republic of Macedonia to Use Ubuntu-Powered Computer Workstations
[http://www.ubuntu.com/news/macedonia-school-computers Every Student in the Republic of Macedonia to Use Ubuntu-Powered Computer Workstations] N
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[[Image:Galadima2.jpg|thumb|Photo taken by a student with his XO laptop while the other pupils were helping each other and shari
[[Image:Galadima3.jpg|thumb|Drawing of his future house by a primary 5 student who wants to be a banker.]]
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...the syncronization between wikis. MoinMoin provides such syncronization. A student could work on a page on her laptop and the next day sycronize with the serv
...hing Calculator for mobile phones, see [[OGCPS|One Graphing Calculator Per Student]].
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...duwise notebook in class, a teacher can make presentations, control what a student has access to...”
The teacher can “control what Web sites the student is visiting... can pull them back from checking sports scores or chatting w
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...timized for distance learning initiatives to provide on-demand support for students. The platform directs predefined inquiries (listed in a hierarchical drop-
* Student in a remote location is studying math and encounters a problem with factori
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...learning experience for students. The core elements of the program include student and teacher computer troubleshooting, help desk operations and database tra
Other Student Help Desk Programmes:
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Or posing as a different student.
Besides a stolen laptop will not turn on, if the student doesn´t activate it, by using
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then the cost of supplying the information to one student or to many students is the same.
in an examination setting where, within limits, a few extra students need no more invigilators: however, any individual
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...of the system's capability and operation. Only assembly language gets the student closer to the fundamentals. C++ is an advancement in C
...onald Knuth used it in his well-regarded series of computer science books. Students gain a much clearer understanding of computers when they learn assembly lan
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...buy," however. The initiative is firmly focused on improving learning for students and provides teachers with extensive support and professional development.
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More generally, helping students learn foreign languages through the use of technology has been explored, an
...e.g. a teacher could tutor all the students in their homes after hours, or students could collaborate together remotely.
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