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'''SPCPA OLPC Initiative''' |
'''SPCPA OLPC Initiative''' |
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1) Our primary goal is to establish a lending library at my high school, |
1) Our primary goal is to establish a lending library at my high school, |
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Saint Paul Conservatory (SPCPA). In my community, an overwhelming |
Saint Paul Conservatory (SPCPA). In my community, an overwhelming |
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would have to write a detailed application to use the laptop and would |
would have to write a detailed application to use the laptop and would |
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receive it for no more than one week at a time. |
receive it for no more than one week at a time. |
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2) We have obtained the laptops from OLPC through a remote connection and are now engaging in lending the computers to other students for 1 week at a time. |
2) We have obtained the laptops from OLPC through a remote connection and are now engaging in lending the computers to other students for 1 week at a time. |
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President: Iman F. |
President: Iman F. |
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V. President: Maria D. |
V. President: Maria D. |
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Contact the group at: imanfears@gmail.com, or contact our dean and faculty advisor at grossklausm@spcpa.org |
Latest revision as of 17:05, 12 February 2010
SPCPA OLPC Initiative
1) Our primary goal is to establish a lending library at my high school, Saint Paul Conservatory (SPCPA). In my community, an overwhelming amount of young middle and high school students I would meet at school or at the local public library are suffering in school because their family could not afford to keep a computer at home. For the lending library, we would require ten laptops. The school would provide me with tech officials to maintain the renting computers and a base to store and lend them from. I also have potential “lending library” clients from the school administration as well. These laptops could be rented and used by low-income students from my school in need of a computer as well as low-income students from my community in need of a computer. Students would have to write a detailed application to use the laptop and would receive it for no more than one week at a time.
2) We have obtained the laptops from OLPC through a remote connection and are now engaging in lending the computers to other students for 1 week at a time.
President: Iman F.
V. President: Maria D.
Contact the group at: imanfears@gmail.com, or contact our dean and faculty advisor at grossklausm@spcpa.org