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Welcome to the home of the OLPC Philippines group. We are a grassroots coalition of Filipinos living in the Philippines and abroad who are working to bring the OLPC project to Filipino children. Please join us and share your ideas! Feel free to edit this page and any other pages in the wiki if you have something you would like to share, or if you think you can make an improvement to the website.
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Legally recognized as '''OLPCPH'''. The non-wiki site is at http://olpcph.multiply.com. There is also a group of supporters for OLPC Philippines at http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=8363657036


== Mabuhay! ==
To join us, subscribe to the [http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/olpc-philippines olpc-philippines mailing list] and introduce yourself. We often send announcements and have discussions on this list. You can also post a comment to this page's [[Talk:OLPC_Philippines|''discussion'']] page. If you are new to wikis, you may want to read the [http://www.wikieducator.org/Wikieducator_tutorial Wikieducator tutorial (in English)] or ask the mailing list for help.


'''Welcome to OLPC Philippines'''
==What's New==
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|-
|align="right" valign="top"|07Dec&nbsp;2007
|We are currently going to give you some things to do. Please create educational content in HTML, .png and some pdf format. We could have those emailed to Tim or host it somewhere. Right now we're moving next to things that needs attention. We haven't heard anything from DepEd yet. So those who have a greater access please do so. a But do not forget to report to the Mailing List. ~[[User:Wenmi01]]


OLPC Philippines ('''OLPC PH''') is a grassroots coalition of forward-looking and like-minded individuals living in the Philippines and abroad who are working to bring the ideals of OLPC to Filipino children.
|-
|align="right" valign="top"|14Nov&nbsp;2007
|IRC Channel #olpc-philippines successfully registered @ [irc://irc.oftc.net/olpc-philippines irc.oftc.net] <br>please register your nick(name) meet-up times TBD.
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|align="right" valign="top"|05Nov&nbsp;2007
|Taking the initiative to the next level. Created an informal group (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=8363657036) to provide a platform for open discussion and collaboration.


Please join and share your ideas - people who are eager and willing to jump in are very, very welcome.
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|align="right" valign="top"|19Oct&nbsp;2007
|OLPCPH is the headgroup for the small springing groups in the Philippines, pls work with OLPCPH team to centralize efforts and please report. We're looking for you. (Comment from sgc: Where and how can they work with OLPCPH?)


To join the group's mailing list, subscribe to [http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/olpc-philippines olpc-philippines] and participate in the discussions.
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|align="right" valign="top"|15Oct&nbsp;2007
|It's Official! OLPC Uruguay is buying 100,000 XO laptops. Through the Ceibal Project, the Uruguayan government is planning to give one laptop to every school child in the country.


Please note for those wanting to participate in discussions for the CHILD OLPC Foundation Philippines (formerly PCOLPC) are requested to go to their webpage [[PCOLPC|COFP]] for this purpose.
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|align="right" valign="top"|23Sep&nbsp;2007
|Sent an introduction email to Sen. Ramon "Bong" Revilla of the Senate of the Philippines.
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|align="right" valign="top"|29Aug&nbsp;2007
|'''OLPCPH''' was registered as the official name of OLPC Philippines.


To keep abreast of the latest developments on the OLPC program in the Philippines, please regularly check this page and linked pages.
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==Annoucement==


== Groups ==
December 8, 2007


* [[eKindling|eKindling]]
Dear friends,
EKindling Incorporated was registered at the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission as a non-profit corporation on May 21, 2010. eKindling continues to collaborate closely with local government units and corporate and individual benefactors on several OLPC deployments. Recently, EKindling was engaged by Procter and Gamble (P&G) as ICT for Education Program Design Provider via P&G's e.Studyante program [http://depedmanila. blogspot.com/2012/03/estudyante-program-2012.html]. These collaborative efforts have inspired similar OLPC initiatives nationwide.


* [[PCOLPC|COFP]]
There is an urgent need for community help! Friends there is a Project grant competition named Panibagong Paraan 2008 – (http://www.panibagongparaan.com). We need a better writer to write the proposal letter for our entry. We really need your help. If you are a good writer for formal/proposal letter please download the concept paper format (http://www.panibagongparaan.com/ConceptPaperFormat.doc) then after making your draft email it to us (timhack007@gmail.com). If you need more information for making the proposal letter, just email me and we will provide the information. We need to finish the proposal letter before December 22, 2007. After having the first draft I will make it available to everyone so everyone can read and correct it before we send it as our entry. Thanks.
Formerly the Philippine Collaborators for OLPC (PCOLPC), the group have merged with the CHILD (Children Helping in Information and Learning & Development) OLPC Foundation Philippines (COFP). COFP was registered with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission as a non-profit corporation on August 17, 2009. A key partner of COFP is Stimulus Capital Ideas, a cross border investment group headed by Charles Chen which specialises on Australian investments to the Philippines. A recent project is the partnership with the Kiwanis Club International in a pilot with three public schools in the Antipolo, Rizal province. Current efforts are being made to establish similar projects in other part of the country as well as in other member countries of ASEAN.


== News ==
Tim
''List your deployments updates here in Alphabetical order.''


=== eKindling ===
==OLPCPH Core Group and Unang Liwanag==


'''Mar 1, 2012''' - Procter & Gamble with e.Studyante's Program at Manuel L. Quezon Elementary School
To all volunteers of OLPCPH, I'm Tim and we will now organize the whole group and all the resources we have. We will now plan for Unang Liwanag and create a new jam soon. Please e-mail me so we I can update everyone and we will set a date for online meeting/comference in IRC or any live chat -like yahoo messenger. My e-mail add: timhack007(at)gmail(dot)com. Thanks


[http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/353431/helping-kids-via-xo-laptops Read the full story here.]
== Volunteer ==


If you'd like to contribute to the OLPC Philippines effort, here are some projects that are looking for help. If you have a project that needs volunteers, please post it here.


'''February 2-4, 2012''' mark a milestone for the Provincial Government of Occidental Mindoro and Team eKindling, who are providing the program development and support for this project. 550 <!-- i've asked on the talk page if these are the same 550 as shown below in the 2011 section -- quozl --> XO 1.5 laptops were handed out to children in Magsaysay, San Jose Pilot, Adela Central and Calintaan Central schools as part of the region’s 2:1 (Two students share one laptop) initiative. - [http://www.ekindling.org/?p=603 Read full story here]
The categories are listed and are required to report to OLPCPH:
* Developers - joining the OLPCPH team requires you have the knowledge in IT and Linux
* Educators - wants to create content, add educational technology, help in education, list your name here: [[Educators]]
* Stakeholder Engagement - people who want to assist in engaging the various stakeholders (DepED, Local government units, business groups, individual donors, user beneficiaries)


'''February 6-7''' - Public launch. [http://www.ekindling.org/?p=545 Occidental Mindoro OLPC Initiative Kick-Off]. See the [[EKindling/Projects/Remote_Pilot_Deployment_Occidental_Mindoro|project page]] for more details.
Please contact Tim and Rowen of OLPC Philippines if you want to join us here in OLPCPH


=== COFP ===
=== Volunteers needed (posted August 2007) ===
The Malaya OLPC Philippines group is looking for volunteers in the Philippines to assist with technical development. They need:
* Computer scientists
* IT workers
* Volunteers with Linux administration experience
* Sponsors to donate materials and funding to the projects
* Organizers to contact potential sponsors and manage projects and tasks
* Educators to needed to design implementation of XO Machines
For immediate response contact Tim: +63 916 - 321 2042 or Email: timhack007 (at) gmail (dat) com


For 2012, another pilot has been organised by the CHILD OLPC Foundation Philippines (formerly PCOLPC) in Antipolo, Rizal province in partnership with the Kiwanis Club. Three public schools are the intended beneficiaries of this pilot which potentially will require as much as 750 XO laptops to be deployed.


Interested parties wanting to participant or help support this project please go to our webpage [[PCOLPC|COFP]] for contact. We are currently soliciting donations in support of this pilot.


== Deployments ==
=== Project: [[OLPC Philippines Unang Liwanag|Unang Liwanag]] (''First Light'') ===


;December, 2010: [[EKindling]] organized a pilot in '''Lubang, Mindoro''' at Lubang Integrated School & Maligaya Elementary School. ('''[[Remote_Pilot_Deployment_in_Lubang|project page]]''')
This project is the "Pilot Launch" project for OLPC Philippines.


One hundred XO 1.5-laptops were distributed to Grade 4 students of Lubang Integrated School and Maligaya Elementary School, with a formal launch on 6th December 2010. The media was invited to cover the event.
This project will be the start of the Pilot Distribution, orders will start from 250 XO machines upto a 100,000 order and then to 250,000.


{{Deployment
This project will take orders of school upon approval of OLPC and recognition of government to OLPCPH. As noted the price of XO machine will be almost the same. OLPCPH will be the single point of contact and should be the one to have developer key and activation will be done in OLPCPH office. We won't tolerate any black market to occur.
|language=
|laptops= 100
|keyboard=OLPC Int'l/English Keyboard
|release=
|blurb= XO-1.5s. The start of a long-term relationship, thanks to large-group community fundraising.
}}


; October 7, 2011: [[EKindling]] connects with the Mayor of Occidental Mindoro, who organizes a Pilot at three San Jose schools: Adela Central School, Magsaysay Central School, Calintaan Central School ('''[[Remote_Pilot_Deployment_in_Lubang|project page]]''')
Estimated deployment time is 6 months to years, starting from approval of government and deployment of OLPC team.


The Mayor expresses her intention of bringing the XO deployment to Occi Min. overall.
OLPCPH is under negotiation with the Philippine government and work is in progress.


; December 2011: 550 XO laptops placed in Occidental Mindoro. ('''[[EKindling/Projects/Remote_Pilot_Deployment_Occidental_Mindoro|in Occidental Mindoro]]''')
; Needed : 4 developer XO machines for Localization development
: 20 XO machines for pilot school
: 1 Pilot School - kindergarten / elementary


Community preparation and knowledge transfer - Read the full story here: [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/EKindling/Projects/Occi_Min_XO_Sugar_Training Occi Min XO Sugar Training].
; Sponsors :
See the laptops [http://bit.ly/AFhJCK in action here].


{{Deployment
;In cooperation with:
|language=
: Grassroots for Australia [[OLPC Australia]] / http://www.ole.org/ / contact: http://lukego.livejournal.com/tag/forth
|laptops= 550
Lukego's some project working on now: http://fresh.homeunix.net/~luke/misc/etoys/
|keyboard=OLPC Int'l/English Keyboard
: Grassroots for Japan: [[OLPC Japan]]
|release=
: Grassroots for Nepal: [[OLPC Nepal]]
|blurb= XO-1.5s.
: OLPC Nepal http://olpcnepal.org
}}
We are helping OLPC Japan, OLPC Nepal too.


== Resources and links ==


* '''Malaya OLPC PH Demo Page beta v1.1 (Aug 11, 2007)''' - http://www.myjavaserver.com/~wenmi01/xoph/OLPC/
* OLPC / XO Philippines Photo Gallery - http://olpcph.multiply.com/
* The Philippine National Information Technology Standards - http://www.philnits.org
* William Yu's blog on OLPC - http://hip2b2.yutivo.org/2007/01/31/one-laptop-per-child-olpc-in-manila/
* '''OLPC in the Philippines''' blog at http://onelaptop.blogspot.com
* One Laptop Per Child (OPLC): New Pedagogy? from '''It's Hip2b2''' - http://hip2b2.yutivo.org/2007/05/15/one-laptop-per-child-oplc-the-new-pedagogy/)
* Blog > Law Norms Code.ph - [http://lawnormscode.sync.ph/?p=25 Combating Reverse Digital Imperialism: $100 Laptop As a Tool for Development]
* A closer look at what '$100 laptop' will be - http://www.csmonitor.com/2007/0129/p13s01-stct.html?s=hns
* One Laptop Per Child: Closing the North-South Digital Gap - http://www.mb.com.ph/issues/2006/02/24/TECH2006022456940.html
* Low-cost laptop computer should be ready by summer - http://www.csmonitor.com/2007/0111/p17s01-stct.html?s=hns
* Poor rural Thai students to get $100 laptops - http://services.inquirer.net/express/06/12/24/html_output/xmlhtml/20061224-40007-xml.html
* Reality Bites - Rich Man, Poor Man Qanta to Build $100 Laptop by Jerry Liao http://www.mb.com.ph/issues/2005/12/21/TECH2005122152101.html


==Goals==
Education
Discipline
System
Technology
Progress


== Reports ==
This page is intended for technical audience and the development team.
[[OLPC_Philippines:Report]]

==Department of Education==
This would be the section for Sandeep and Charles in working with the government on DepEd status about OLPC project.

At this point, we have a three-pronged strategy to get DepED sign-off:

1) Pilot projects being sponsored by various groups such as the Unang
Liwanag project. Demonstrating the success of the laptop in the target
environment is key in getting further traction. We need to show people that
this works in the Philippines! Otherwise, we'll continue to be in a
conceptual state.

We need people who are interested to be involved in starting an Unang Liwanag project.

2) Coordinating with DepEd to ensure that the project's objectives are
aligned with their objectives. For example, if the DepEd wants one computer
for one classroom, this contradicts with the OLPC's principle of ownership.
There needs to be some re-alignment for both to be in sync.

OLPCPH can help in the deployment of DepEd sponsored pilot and eventual
roll-out plan. I think this is where you can provide ground coverage while I
(and probably Mel) can provide Boston-based support.

We need people who are interested to be involved in engaging DepED in our activities.

3) Work with local governments units for project deployment within their
respective areas. The minimum order quantity has gone down dramatically so
deployment in one town is now feasible.

We need people who are interested to be involved in engaging local governments units to start a deployment program in their areas.

For anyone interested to contribute and be involved please feel free to contact Charles Chen using the OLPC mail list email address. You will have to join as a member volunteer (as all of us) to be able to do this.

== Members ==

Add yourself to this list if you are interested in OLPC Philippines.

'''Please provide a way to contact you e.g. email, mobile, website. Email is good or have a user page link that we can follow if you're registered in this wiki. If you've registered and validated your email account in the wiki, in the user page there's a ''"E-mail this user"'' link in the "Toolbox", which can be used. '''

A reporting Link is available here: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OLPC_Philippines:Report
* Sandeep Chandiramani (sgc). Boston-based global person. Red Hat employee from 1998-2006. Volunteered at OLPC (MIT) in Oct'06. Brought the first prototype to the Philippines in Jan'07. Trying to take the initiative to the next level.
* William Yu, Ateneo de Manila University
* Kouklis, Mike[[User:Chief_Mike|(''Chief Mike'')]] |U.S. Navy,Retired Engineer @ Kalibo, Aklan '''Rural:'''Philippines
* Romelsa Romero, Master of Science in Information Technology, Instructor at Asian College of Science and Technology
* Rowen Remis R. Iral[[User:Rowen_Remis_R._Iral|(''Rowen'')]], PhilNITS Society, Fundamental Information Technology Engineer(FE), OLPCPH Project Manager
* James Shields, Software Developer; Tacloban, Leyte
* Timothy Paul B. Martinez[[User:Timhack|(''Tim'')]], Founder: Malaya Linux User Group, Python programmer, and educator in heart and spirit.
* Graham Prosser
* [[User:Mchua|Mel Chua]], OLPC intern (based in Boston, USA) - my parents immigrated to the US from the Philippines ~25 years ago, and much of my extended family still lives near Manila.
* Divine Grace Cristobal - IT Student
* Aldwin B. Evangelista; Programmer, Computer Technician
* Bong Dizon, UP College of Law, [http://lawnormscode.sync.ph]
* Liana Marie Pascual, IT student, web enthusiast, help in providing content [http://lackheart.iscool.net]

* Kalibo Elementary School II / Aklan Special Education Center:
* Mary Joy Barredo-Suganob,Special EDucator very much concern for Children with Intellectual Deficiencies ( Autistic,Cp,ADHD et.al)(Special Education Center Kalibo Aklan DEp.ED Philippines)maryjoysuganob@yahoo.com
* several other teachers are interested also ''to be added to this list later see'' [[OLPC Philippines Unang Liwanag]]
* Boy Jalbuena, & Dalia M. Macalacad [[User:Fccomputer| F & C Computer Center]] Kalibo, Aklan DepED contract for deployment/maint. of Linux desk top's to 69 Public High Schools in three provinces of Aklan, Antique, & Capiz (Northern Panay Island).
* Charles Chen, Principal, Stimulus Capital Ideas, Sydney, Australia. Ex-banker specialising as a business sponsor for ideas or people with new business ventures with special focus on those that can be based in the Philippines. Currenty looking at web based enabling ventures.
* Chris Gonnella [[User:subiaco|(''Chris'')]], Peace Corps Volunteer, Bauang, La Union
* Joel C. Yuvienco, De La Salle Canlubang, joel.yuvienco[at]gmail.com, Educator/Social Media Consultant, help in providing content, host online group for pilot school [http://people.dlscanlubang.org]
* Athene Chan, APAC Red Hat Customer Service, Brisbane, Australia, swythangel [sa] gmail.com

==Milestones/Activities==

'''2007'''

{|

|-
|align="right" valign="top"|Nov.&nbsp;2007
|Meeting with Graham Prosser and Mel Chua has been done. Plans and people are starting to collaborate.

|-
|align="right" valign="top"|Oct.&nbsp;2007
|OLPCPH's Rowen and Tim talked to Graham for the Unang Liwanag (First Light) project for deployment of initial machines for education. We have come up ideas on deploying machine on a school on US and in the Philippines. Developers will be needed too mostly for this important milestone.

|-
|align="right" valign="top"|Sept.&nbsp;2007
|We have a registered name OLPCPH. Educational content and XO1 - B2-1 & B4 content are being prepared. B2-1 challenges are being worked out by OLPCPH, improving the build for this ensures better system software for builds. OLPCPH choose B2-1 for lesser cost.

|-
|align="right" valign="top"|Aug.&nbsp;2007
|Rowen lent the XO B4 to Tim, Malaya lacks machine while Rowen continued development and rugged testing and usage for an A+ teacher. Tim received a B4 with yellow XO logo dated Aug 21, 2007.

|-
|align="right" valign="top"|Jul.&nbsp;2007
|Malaya needs XO, Rowen received a B4 from OLPC

|-
|align="right" valign="top"|Jun.&nbsp;2007
|Rowen received 3 B2-1s XO machine development & testing started

|-
|align="right" valign="top"|Apr.&nbsp;2007
|Guest attendance at the OLPC "Countries Meeting" in Cambridge, MA.

|-
|align="right" valign="top"|Feb.&nbsp;2007
|Demonstration to government (Department of Education, CICT, ASTI) officials and private-sector representatives at CICT.

|-
|align="right" valign="top"|Jan.&nbsp;2007
|B1-test machine arrives in the Philippines.

|}
[[Category:Countries|Philippines]]
[[Category:Countries|Philippines]]
[[Category:OLPC Philippines]]

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OLPC Philippines grassroots group

Mabuhay!

Welcome to OLPC Philippines


OLPC Philippines (OLPC PH) is a grassroots coalition of forward-looking and like-minded individuals living in the Philippines and abroad who are working to bring the ideals of OLPC to Filipino children.

Please join and share your ideas - people who are eager and willing to jump in are very, very welcome.

To join the group's mailing list, subscribe to olpc-philippines and participate in the discussions.

Please note for those wanting to participate in discussions for the CHILD OLPC Foundation Philippines (formerly PCOLPC) are requested to go to their webpage COFP for this purpose.

To keep abreast of the latest developments on the OLPC program in the Philippines, please regularly check this page and linked pages.

Last Update: 12/03/2012 by:Sj

Groups

EKindling Incorporated was registered at the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission as a non-profit corporation on May 21, 2010. eKindling continues to collaborate closely with local government units and corporate and individual benefactors on several OLPC deployments. Recently, EKindling was engaged by Procter and Gamble (P&G) as ICT for Education Program Design Provider via P&G's e.Studyante program blogspot.com/2012/03/estudyante-program-2012.html. These collaborative efforts have inspired similar OLPC initiatives nationwide.

Formerly the Philippine Collaborators for OLPC (PCOLPC), the group have merged with the CHILD (Children Helping in Information and Learning & Development) OLPC Foundation Philippines (COFP). COFP was registered with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission as a non-profit corporation on August 17, 2009. A key partner of COFP is Stimulus Capital Ideas, a cross border investment group headed by Charles Chen which specialises on Australian investments to the Philippines. A recent project is the partnership with the Kiwanis Club International in a pilot with three public schools in the Antipolo, Rizal province. Current efforts are being made to establish similar projects in other part of the country as well as in other member countries of ASEAN.

News

List your deployments updates here in Alphabetical order.

eKindling

Mar 1, 2012 - Procter & Gamble with e.Studyante's Program at Manuel L. Quezon Elementary School

Read the full story here.


February 2-4, 2012 mark a milestone for the Provincial Government of Occidental Mindoro and Team eKindling, who are providing the program development and support for this project. 550 XO 1.5 laptops were handed out to children in Magsaysay, San Jose Pilot, Adela Central and Calintaan Central schools as part of the region’s 2:1 (Two students share one laptop) initiative. - Read full story here

February 6-7 - Public launch. Occidental Mindoro OLPC Initiative Kick-Off. See the project page for more details.

COFP

For 2012, another pilot has been organised by the CHILD OLPC Foundation Philippines (formerly PCOLPC) in Antipolo, Rizal province in partnership with the Kiwanis Club. Three public schools are the intended beneficiaries of this pilot which potentially will require as much as 750 XO laptops to be deployed.

Interested parties wanting to participant or help support this project please go to our webpage COFP for contact. We are currently soliciting donations in support of this pilot.

Deployments

December, 2010
EKindling organized a pilot in Lubang, Mindoro at Lubang Integrated School & Maligaya Elementary School. (project page)

One hundred XO 1.5-laptops were distributed to Grade 4 students of Lubang Integrated School and Maligaya Elementary School, with a formal launch on 6th December 2010. The media was invited to cover the event.



Primary Language ,|x|Language spoken::x}}
Number of Laptops Number of manufactured laptops::100
Keyboard Layout Keyboard::OLPC Int'l/English Keyboard
Build ,|x|Software release::x}}
Date(s) Arrived in Country ,|x|Has received laptops on date::x}}
School Server ,|x|School server status::x}}
Deployment Status Deployment status::XO-1.5s. The start of a long-term relationship, thanks to large-group community fundraising.


October 7, 2011
EKindling connects with the Mayor of Occidental Mindoro, who organizes a Pilot at three San Jose schools: Adela Central School, Magsaysay Central School, Calintaan Central School (project page)

The Mayor expresses her intention of bringing the XO deployment to Occi Min. overall.

December 2011
550 XO laptops placed in Occidental Mindoro. (in Occidental Mindoro)

Community preparation and knowledge transfer - Read the full story here: Occi Min XO Sugar Training. See the laptops in action here.



Primary Language ,|x|Language spoken::x}}
Number of Laptops Number of manufactured laptops::550
Keyboard Layout Keyboard::OLPC Int'l/English Keyboard
Build ,|x|Software release::x}}
Date(s) Arrived in Country ,|x|Has received laptops on date::x}}
School Server ,|x|School server status::x}}
Deployment Status Deployment status::XO-1.5s.