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We need a process for general peer review of any proposal, overview, collection, project, website, or implementation for OLPC -- for public discussion and feedback, and for the generation of every improving heuristics for what makes an effort brilliant, scalable, effective for children. a set of separate heuristics is necessary to help refine the process of improvement. |
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See [[OLPC:Featured content]] for a discussion. |
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Please sumbit projects, pages, or ideas here for peer review by the OLPC community. To submit something, include a section for it, with the name of what you wish to be reviewd (and a wikilink to it) in the appropriate section below. Please use the following template: |
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== <name> == |
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== submitting a page or project for peer review == |
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:'''Description''': one-line description of the project and its creators |
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To submitsomething for peer review, please add a link to it and a brief description below. Include what you hope to get out of peer review, as appropriate. |
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: <review and questions by submitter> |
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=== Comments === |
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''input by individual reviewers; listing each adressable point on a new line.'' |
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== peer review candidates == |
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== Criteria == |
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This is an interesting example of documentation. Questions: the name, the style, the length; how effectively it defines and reaches its audience. By [[user:mstone|mstone]], submited by --[[User:Sj|Sj]] [[User talk:Sj|<font style="color:#f70; font-size:70%">talk</font>]] |
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Please assess projects according to how well it promotes OLPC's [[mission]] to improve education for children throughout the world, and help them learn how to learn. |
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=== [[Open source]] === |
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* General guidelines: [[Project guidelines]] |
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One of the most popular pages on the wiki. How should it be updated, many moons down the line? |
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* Local guidelines : please add any guidelines that are particular to a region, language, or culture. |
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== Projects == |
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''If you have an [[activity]] you'd like to hvae reviewed, post it here.'' |
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:'''description''': One of the first non-core activities tested on the laptop. By Julius Lucks. |
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: How could it be made better, integrated with other activities more? It currently can share tilesets with [[Memorize]]; how can that be improved? Any comments welcome. |
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== Reviewing ideas and related projects == |
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''If you want to review or move forward an idea or sister project that hasn't really started yet, list it here. Criteria for review will be a bit different than for active projects; including how likely it is to find a sustainable development and maintenance community.'' |
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Latest revision as of 01:41, 14 February 2008
We need a process for general peer review of any proposal, overview, collection, project, website, or implementation for OLPC -- for public discussion and feedback, and for the generation of every improving heuristics for what makes an effort brilliant, scalable, effective for children. a set of separate heuristics is necessary to help refine the process of improvement.
See OLPC:Featured content for a discussion.
submitting a page or project for peer review
To submitsomething for peer review, please add a link to it and a brief description below. Include what you hope to get out of peer review, as appropriate.
peer review candidates
Taste the Rainbow
This is an interesting example of documentation. Questions: the name, the style, the length; how effectively it defines and reaches its audience. By mstone, submited by --Sj talk
Open source
One of the most popular pages on the wiki. How should it be updated, many moons down the line?