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Bulgarian working group: http://olpc.openfmi.net
Bulgarian working group: http://olpc.openfmi.net


You can contact OLPC Bulgaria at: mailto:olpc-info@openfmi.net
You can contact OLPC Bulgaria at: olpc-info (at) openfmi.net


You can contact [[OLPC Europe|OLPC Europe]] at: mailto:aaron@lo-res.org and mailto:tano.bojankin@ipts.at
You can contact [[OLPC Europe|OLPC Europe]] at: mailto:aaron@lo-res.org and mailto:tano.bojankin@ipts.at

Revision as of 12:19, 18 March 2008

2007 status: yellow
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Country

Wikipedia entry on Bulgaria

Workgroups

Bulgarian working group: http://olpc.openfmi.net

You can contact OLPC Bulgaria at: olpc-info (at) openfmi.net

You can contact OLPC Europe at: mailto:aaron@lo-res.org and mailto:tano.bojankin@ipts.at

Status

Currently no formal initiative has been taken in Bulgaria. Unofficial work started in the beginning of 2008. Current goals include a pilot in 2008 (with external financing) and a wider project in 2009 (with government and OLPC support).

Rationales to concentrate effort on Bulgarian education include

  1. Unsatisfactory results from PISA (www.pisa.oecd.org)
  2. Lack of fruitful use if ICT in Bulgarian primary education
  3. Wide variance in performance by children of different ethnic, social or economic status.

Translations

Pilots

Pilot projects

History

  • present: working on localization and spreading the word.
  • 10.02.2008 - Presentation at the SELF project conference in Sofia, Bulgaria by Geno Roupsky.
  • 26.01.2008 - First presentation of the XO laptop in front of public at Linux for Bulgarians conference by Geno Roupsky and Hristo Ivanov, Sofia, Bulgaria.
  • 13.01.2008 - Announcement is made and the project goes live.
  • 10.01.2008 - Bulgarian language is added to Pootle, existing translations were merged.
  • 07.12.2007 - Project is registered for university hosting at OpenFMI.