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==Comments==
# All photos are by [[User:Carla|Carla]] unless otherwise stated.
# The following are my views and may not necessarily reflect that of OLPC. For official clarifications on any of the technical aspects, please contact people at OLPC directly.


==Deployment of Laptops in general - reaction, expectations and feelings==
==Deployment of Laptops in general - reaction, expectations and feelings==

Revision as of 11:06, 2 November 2007

Khairat school, OLPC India

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XOs at Khairat school

Comments

  1. All photos are by Carla unless otherwise stated.
  2. The following are my views and may not necessarily reflect that of OLPC. For official clarifications on any of the technical aspects, please contact people at OLPC directly.

Deployment of Laptops in general - reaction, expectations and feelings

School server - default setup and road ahead

School server - power solutions

Providing internet in the remote village

Localization, Keyboard and Fonts

The Sugar experience

Overview of observed Bugs

Power adapters and their alignment

Touchpad

The journal

Some XOs on the 613 images had their Journal gone. Image 616 fixed that bug. Once the teacher lost his files. As a result an automatic backup script was written by Amit in the site. --Carla 16:56, 30 October 2007 (EDT)

Scale and replicability of pilots and deployments

Alternative power

The power supply in town is not very reliable, so many days we didn't have power, or had it intermittently. The children tried to bring their XOs charged, but still some needed to charge them at school. --Carla 16:56, 30 October 2007 (EDT)


XOs are getting charged
Children working while charging

Cow Power Design Notes

Cow Power

Internet connectivity at pilot site

Wireless tests

Village topology

Conditions

Range and results

Sharing Experience

In the classroom

Amit and I, together with the teacher and the children, did some testing on the Mesh by sharing activities. Children were working on the laptops and did different kinds of sharing to work with their classmates. The Sharing Activities wasn't that intuitive, we weren't really successful with it. Nevertheless, the children who shared activities were super-happy. --Carla 16:56, 30 October 2007 (EDT)

Working with content creation groups

Comments

I was very involved with the technical side with Amit, until Manu and Arjun arrived. I still was in the loop but more involved with the educational side. So, I'll focus on the aspects that had an impact on the educational side Khairat Chronicle. We worked with the developers daily to tackle these issues. --Carla 16:56, 30 October 2007 (EDT)