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=== Introduction ===
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Germany is a country located in Western Europe with a population 82 million people. The official language is German, however, there are parts in which other languages are spoken (Danish, Sorbic, Platt). As a result of immigration, languages such as Turkish, Arabic, Italian etc are spoken by parts of its population.


{{Country color status | yellow = yellow | local_text = Gegenwärtiger Status: '''Gelb'''}}
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The GDP per capita is around $30.000. Over 99% of those of age 15 and above are estimated to be able to read and write. In 2004, 4.435 million people in Germany were under the age of 6, 7.489 million between 6 and 15. By OECD standards, 13.5 per cent of the populsation has to be considered poor. Germany is on place 20 of the Human Development Index.

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== Introduction ==

'''This page needs an update, to better reflect the developments in Germany. If you understand German, see http://www.olpc-deutschland.de/ in the meanwhile.'''

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Germany is a country located in Western Europe with a population of 82 million people. The official language is German, however, there are minor parts in which other languages are spoken (Danish, Sorbic, Platt). As a result of immigration, languages such as Turkish, Arabic, Italian etc are spoken by parts of its population.

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The GDP per capita is around $30.000. Over 99% of those of age 15 and above are estimated to be able to read and write. In 2004, 4.435 million people in Germany were under the age of 6, 7.489 million between 6 and 15. By OECD standards, 13.5 per cent of the population has to be considered poor. Germany is on place 20 of the Human Development Index. School education is not a responsibility of the federal government, but is organized by the federal states (Bundeslaender).


All these things considered, Germany is not a candidate for the first round of OLPC distribution to children. See the [[OLPC FAQ]] for details.
All these things considered, Germany is not a candidate for the first round of OLPC distribution to children. See the [[OLPC FAQ]] for details.


However, people living in Germany can '''[[Getting involved in OLPC|take part in this project]]''' by almost every thinkable mean. This includes [[OLPC software task list|software]] and [[Hardware Ideas|hardware]] development (especially [[Discussion of eBook feature set|ebook reader]]), creating content, promotion etc.
However, people living in Germany can '''[[Participate |take part in this project]]''' by almost every thinkable means. This includes [[OLPC software task list|software]] and [[Hardware ideas|hardware]] development (especially [[Book reader feature set|ebook reader]]), creating content, promotion etc.

== [[OLPC Germany/Ziele|Ziele von OLPC Germany]] ==
{{:OLPC Germany/Ziele}}

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== Getting involved ==

* With [[IRC]] via #olpc-de (german language), #olpc-groups and #olpc-europe on freenode.net
* Via the [http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/olpc-de olpc-germany mailing list]
* three students from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darmstadt_University_of_Applied_Sciences Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences] have created the "[http://olpc-deutschland.de/ Initiative OLPC Deutschland]". It is meant to be an information- and communication platform to focus existent interest for the OLPC in Germany.
* Get involved in translating. [https://dev.laptop.org/translate/de/ german translation stats], [https://dev.laptop.org/translate/doc/en/index.html translation howtos]

== IRC meetings ==

* see http://meetbot.debian.net/meetbot/olpc-de.20080107_1602.html
* see http://meetbot.debian.net/meetbot/olpc-de.20080115_1607.html
* Nächstes Treffen: http://wiki.olpc-deutschland.de/Meetings
Wir Treffen uns regelmäßig dienstags (allerdings nicht jede Woche) 19.00 im IRC Chat.
Bei http://www.mibbit.com/ kann man sich direkt online anmelden, man braucht
nichts zu installieren.


* Server: freenode.net
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=== Getting involved ===
* Chanel: #olpc-de
* Nickname: <beliebieg>


==[[OLPC_Germany/Participants|Participants]] ==
*[[OLPC Germany/translation|Translation of the laptop.org web site into German]]
{{Participants}}


=== Press ===
== Press ==


Press coverage about the OLPC has been on a regular basis, especially during the WSIS in Tunis in 2005.
Press coverage about the OLPC has been on a regular basis, especially during the WSIS in Tunis in 2005.


* January 22, 2008 Süddeutsche Zeitung [http://jetzt.sueddeutsche.de/texte/anzeigen/417529/TrkHomeMagTsr10 Buch mit Netzwerkanschluss: Was kann der 100-Dollar-Laptop?]
* January 9, 2008 Frankfurter Rundschau [http://www.fr-online.de/in_und_ausland/wissen_und_bildung/aktuell/?em_cnt=1268781 Billig-Laptops kommen in Brasilien gut an]
* January 8, 2008 Telepolis [http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/artikel/27/27018/1.html 100-Dollar-Laptop in Bedrängnis]
* December 29, 2007 SPIEGEL, [http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/spielzeug/0,1518,524545,00.html Der coolste Computer der Welt]
* September 25, 2007 Hamburger Abendblatt, [http://www.abendblatt.de/daten/2007/09/25/798020.html Der 100-Dollar-Laptop]Ein preiswerter, robuster und mobiler PC für junge Leute - das begeistert viele. Ob Hamburger Schüler ihn nutzen sollen, ist umstritten.
* Mai 21, 2007 heise.de: [http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/89950/ 100-Dollar-Laptop: Negroponte greift Intel scharf an]
* January 28, 2007 Die Zeit, [http://www.zeit.de/online/2007/05/Davos-Negroponte Ein Spielzeug, das die Welt verändern will (Interview mit N. Negroponte)]
* April 6, 2006 tecchannel.de: [http://www.tecchannel.de/news/themen/linux/436102/ Negroponte: Linux ist fett geworden]
* April 6, 2006 netzwelt.de: [http://www.netzwelt.de/news/73942-olpc-100dollarnotebook-kommt-2007.html OLPC: 100-Dollar-Notebook kommt 2007]
* April 5, 2006 winfuture.de: [http://www.winfuture.de/news,24818.html Weitere Details zum "100-Dollar-Laptop" verfügbar]
* April 5, 2006 infoweek.ch: [http://www.infoweek.ch/news/NW_single.cfm?news_ID=13182&sid=0 Negroponte schiesst gegen Linux, Microsoft und Intel]
* April 5, 2006 computerpartner.de: [http://www.computerpartner.de/news/203352/ Nicholas Negroponte: Der 100-Dollar-Laptop braucht ein schlankeres Linux]
* April 5, 2006 spiegel.de: [http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/technologie/0,1518,409906,00.html Negroponte stichelt zurück]
* April 5, 2006 heise.de: [http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/71714 Kritik am 100-Dollar-Laptop lässt Negroponte kalt]
* April 5, 2006 Golem.de: [http://golem.de/0604/44492.html 100-Dollar-Notebook]: Design geändert, Auslieferung 2007 by Nico Ernst
* March 29, 2006 Stuttgarter Zeitung: Der Digerati und der Digitalai Lama; by Peter Glaser
* March 29, 2006 Stuttgarter Zeitung: Der Digerati und der Digitalai Lama; by Peter Glaser
* March 17, 2006 Frankfurter Rundschau: Billig-Rechner für die Dritte Welt / Laptop für 100 Dollar soll in Entwicklungsländern zum Einsatz kommen / Zahlreiche technische Finessen by Thorsten Kleinz
* March 17, 2006 Frankfurter Rundschau: Billig-Rechner für die Dritte Welt / Laptop für 100 Dollar soll in Entwicklungsländern zum Einsatz kommen / Zahlreiche technische Finessen by Thorsten Kleinz
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* October 8, 2005 General-Anzeiger (Bonn): Kurbel-Notebook für die Dritte Welt / HARDWARE: Unternehmen MIT Media Lab will Billig-Laptop für Schüler in Entwicklungsländern anbieten. Preis soll bei etwa 100 Dollar liegen by Axel Vogel
* October 8, 2005 General-Anzeiger (Bonn): Kurbel-Notebook für die Dritte Welt / HARDWARE: Unternehmen MIT Media Lab will Billig-Laptop für Schüler in Entwicklungsländern anbieten. Preis soll bei etwa 100 Dollar liegen by Axel Vogel


[[Category:Country|Germany]]
[[Category:Countries|Germany]]
[[Category:OLPC Germany]]
[[Category:Countries|Europe]]
[[Category:Europe]]

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2007 status: yellow
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Gegenwärtiger Status: Gelb

Introduction

This page needs an update, to better reflect the developments in Germany. If you understand German, see http://www.olpc-deutschland.de/ in the meanwhile.

Germany is a country located in Western Europe with a population of 82 million people. The official language is German, however, there are minor parts in which other languages are spoken (Danish, Sorbic, Platt). As a result of immigration, languages such as Turkish, Arabic, Italian etc are spoken by parts of its population.

The GDP per capita is around $30.000. Over 99% of those of age 15 and above are estimated to be able to read and write. In 2004, 4.435 million people in Germany were under the age of 6, 7.489 million between 6 and 15. By OECD standards, 13.5 per cent of the population has to be considered poor. Germany is on place 20 of the Human Development Index. School education is not a responsibility of the federal government, but is organized by the federal states (Bundeslaender).

All these things considered, Germany is not a candidate for the first round of OLPC distribution to children. See the OLPC FAQ for details.

However, people living in Germany can take part in this project by almost every thinkable means. This includes software and hardware development (especially ebook reader), creating content, promotion etc.

Ziele von OLPC Germany

  1. OLPC in Deutschland thematisieren / Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
  2. Anlaufstelle für Interessierte (Schwerpunkt Deutschland) schaffen
  3. Projekte unterstützen und initiieren (Pilots, developernetwork, sowas wie das Jericho Projekt, etc)
  4. Zusammenarbeit auf internationaler Ebene mit OLPC Europe und olpc-grassroots

Getting involved

IRC meetings

Wir Treffen uns regelmäßig dienstags (allerdings nicht jede Woche) 19.00 im IRC Chat.

Bei http://www.mibbit.com/ kann man sich direkt online anmelden, man braucht nichts zu installieren.

  • Server: freenode.net
  • Chanel: #olpc-de
  • Nickname: <beliebieg>

Participants

Here we list members of OLPC Deutschland until we have different means to do so.

Press

Press coverage about the OLPC has been on a regular basis, especially during the WSIS in Tunis in 2005.

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