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Revision as of 05:16, 12 January 2010

The OLPC Manual is available as the Help activity for 8.2 and is also online at http://laptop.org/manual

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Check out our DRAFT "Class Acts" guide for community deployment resources. (NEW)

The OLPC Manual for our new Release 8.2.0 is available in several formats:

It was created by volunteers from a combination of two manuals for 8.2.0 developed at FLOSSManuals:

Deployment Guide: A generalized guide to a large-scale deployment of one laptop per child.

Sdenka Salas - The XO Laptop in the Classroom (NEW from Peru, 5.5 MB / 102 pages, in Spanish too!): The lesson ideas in this book show many ways the XO and Sugar interface can be put to work in classrooms.

NEW 31-page Spanish Starter Guide (15MB): Colorful: get-to-know your XO Laptop and the Sugar Learning Platform!

Activity Handbook: A software developer's guide for creating software for Sugar

Laptop overview: A short overview of the XO laptop's hardware and software features.

getting started guide: Beautiful, interactive pages that describe XO hardware and the 7.1.0 or "ship.2" release. As of November 2008, http://laptop.org/start redirects to this

OLPC/Sugar simple user's guide at Flossmanuals: This is the manual for the 7.1.0 or "ship.2" release (builds 650-653) that most G1G1 2007 users received on their XO laptops.

Please also see our community's many other ebooks, textbooks, picturebooks and others!

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 :A generalized guide to a large-scale deployment of one laptop per child.
-;[[Sdenka Salas - The XO Laptop in the Classroom]] (NEW, from Peru, [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/File:La_Laptop_XO_en_el_Aula.pdf in Spanish too!])
+;[[Sdenka Salas - The XO Laptop in the Classroom]] (NEW from Peru, 5.5 MB / 102 pages, [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/File:La_Laptop_XO_en_el_Aula.pdf in Spanish too!])
 :The lesson ideas in this book show many ways the XO and Sugar interface can be put to work in classrooms.