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It's aim is to bring Universal Primary Education by 2015 as - anno year 2000 initiated - '''United Nations Millennium Development Goal nr.2'''. For this and above approach, - and also a lot of lobbying by the right persons on the right places and time - '''the United Nations is a Partner in this Open Community project'''! It is the largest educational project undertaken by Humanity ever... and deemed by many as one of the most inspiring projects out there ... and things are moving very fast indeed: over 86.000 eBooks available, all education disciplines covered, 2008 saw the first 3 developing countries with full coverage, i.e. with all kids age 5 to 12 equipped with these smallest schools in a box-laptops.
It's aim is to bring Universal Primary Education by 2015 as - anno year 2000 initiated - '''United Nations Millennium Development Goal nr.2'''. For this and above approach, - and also a lot of lobbying by the right persons on the right places and time - '''the United Nations is a Partner in this Open Community project'''! It is the largest educational project undertaken by Humanity ever... and deemed by many as one of the most inspiring projects out there ... and things are moving very fast indeed: over 86.000 eBooks available, all education disciplines covered, 2008 saw the first 3 developing countries with full coverage, i.e. with all kids age 5 to 12 equipped with these smallest schools in a box-laptops.

This is a '''multi-disciplinary project''' ... so whoever you are, wherever you are, whenever you are ... if you have time, energy, knowledge, skills you want to put to the project ... it is much appreciated and that's how the project advances. If nobody does anything... the project doesn't advance.

Looking forward seeing you on the internet (use the "search" on the left irc/mailing lists/...), or life !


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== Volunteer testing in Brussels ==
Hint: use the search function on the left at the top of this website, e.g. to find out about people's background.


[http://www.olpceu.org OLPCeurope-Brussels/Ter Hulpen-La Hulpe] has +100 OLPC-laptops at the Brussels office and we organize '''weekly OLPCafé's (for volunteers seriously interested in technical testing) and OLPC labs'''. If you want to participate, please contact martin@laptop.org .
There is a group of volunteer testers that organize weekly gatherings to shake out the bugs in development versions of the software. If you want to participate, please contact martin@laptop.org .


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Revision as of 21:33, 17 April 2009

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Belgium


 Country Information
 ISO Country Code BE
 Wikipedia Article Wikipedia Link
 Government Support Low and not OLPC Priority
 Deployment Demonstration (under 50 machines)
 Languages
 Keyboard Layout AZERTY, but several Layouts with www.OlpcEU.org Brussels Office
 Written Flemish/Vlaams (Vl), French/Français (F), German/Deutsch (D)
 Spoken Flemish/Vlaams (Vl), French/Français (F), German/Deutsch (D)
 Secondary Written Flemish/Vlaams (Vl), French/Français (F), German/Deutsch (D)
 Secondary Spoken French (Fr)

... and thanks for visiting the Belgian "OLPC" Wiki-Pages, for the One Laptop Per Child Universal Primary Education project. This is an "Open Commmunity" project, similar to the Wikipedia and Open Source Community projects, like Linux, OpenOffice, etc.

It's aim is to bring Universal Primary Education by 2015 as - anno year 2000 initiated - United Nations Millennium Development Goal nr.2. For this and above approach, - and also a lot of lobbying by the right persons on the right places and time - the United Nations is a Partner in this Open Community project! It is the largest educational project undertaken by Humanity ever... and deemed by many as one of the most inspiring projects out there ... and things are moving very fast indeed: over 86.000 eBooks available, all education disciplines covered, 2008 saw the first 3 developing countries with full coverage, i.e. with all kids age 5 to 12 equipped with these smallest schools in a box-laptops.

OLPC Belgium
FAQ OLPC-Belgium
Who's Who OLPC-Belgium
OLPC-Belgium Meetings
OLPC-Belgium Discussions
OLPC-Openings in Europe
OLPC-Openings outside Europe

Volunteer testing in Brussels

There is a group of volunteer testers that organize weekly gatherings to shake out the bugs in development versions of the software. If you want to participate, please contact martin@laptop.org .