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==About this page==
The hyperlinks in the list lead to ''article'' pages. For many of the article pages there is an associated ''discussion'' page specifically about that article page. The discussion page is accessible by clicking the discussion panel displayed at the top of the article page.


Please note that the content of many of the pages of this wiki are editable by ''everybody''. This provides great opportunities for people around the world to participate in the project and the project has the benefit of a supply of ideas and comments. This will hopefully be beneficial in many ways. However, please be aware that much of the content of this wiki may not be indicative of the current formally agreed views of the management team of the One Laptop per Child project. For example, journalists need to check please with the project management before publishing any comment in this wiki as if it had the provenance of being management policy.
Please note that this wiki is editable by ''everybody''. This provides opportunities for people around the world to participate in the project and benefits from a supply of ideas and comments. However, please be aware that the content of this wiki reflects the views of its participants and not those of the management team of One Laptop per Child. Journalists, please check with the project management team before publishing any comment in this wiki; in general, nothing posted here should be taken as OLPC policy.


==OLPC==
==OLPC==
* [[One Laptop per Child]] ([[Um Laptop para cada Criança|pt]]) ([[Un portátil por niño|es]])
* [[One Laptop per Child]] — {{:One Laptop per Child/translations}}
* [[Core principles]] — {{:Core principles/translations}}
* [[Learning Vision|OLPC Learning Vision]] ([[Learning Vision PT|pt]])
* [[Participate]] — {{:Getting involved in OLPC/translations}}
* [[OLPC on open source software]] ([[OLPC com software aberto|pt]])
* [[Jobs at OLPC]]
* [[Learning Vision|OLPC Learning Vision]] — {{:Learning Vision/translations}}
* [[Milestones]] — {{:Milestones/translations}}
* [[OLPC:News]] — {{:OLPC:News/translations}}
* [[OLPC FAQ]] — {{:OLPC FAQ/translations}}
* [[OLPC Google Summer of Code]]
* [[OLPC Google Summer of Code]]
* [[Hardware specification]]
* [[Notes on using the OLPC developer boards]]
* [[Development issues]]
* [[OLPC software task list]]
* [[OLPC Idea Pool]]
* [[OLPC Idea Pool]]
* [[OLPC FAQ]]
* [[OLPC myths]] — {{:OLPC myths/translations}}
* [[OLPC myths]]
* [[Our effect]]
* [[Deployments]]
* [[Getting involved in OLPC]]
* [[Jobs at OLPC]]
* [[Our mission]]
* [[Our software]]
* [[Our team]]
* [[Our technology]]
* [[Participate]]
* [[Press]] — {{:Press/translations}}
* [[The OLPC Wiki]] — {{:The OLPC Wiki/translations}}
* [[Translators]]
===Software===
* [[Activity bundles]] — {{:Activity bundles/translations}}
* [[Activities]] — {{:Activities/translations}}
* [[Bitfrost]] — {{:Bitfrost/translations}}
* [[Establishing a Mesh Portal]]
* [[Extended bundles]]
* [[Mesh Network Details]] — {{:Mesh Network Details/translations}}
* [[Mesh Network FAQ]]
* [[Mesh OLPC Testbed]]
* [[Mesh Security]]
* [[OLPC Human Interface Guidelines]] — {{:OLPC Human Interface Guidelines/translations}}
* [[OLPC on open source software]] — {{:OLPC on open source software/translations}}
* [[OLPC software task list]] — {{:OLPC software task list/translations}}
* [[Release notes]]
* [[Software|Software overview]] — {{:Software/translations}}
* [[Software components|Software specifications]] — {{:Software components/translations}}
* [[Sugar]] — {{:Sugar/translations}}
* [[Sugar Code Snippets]]
* [[Sugar demo 2]]
* [[Sugar presence refactor]]
* [[Summer of Code]] — {{:Summer of Code/translations}}
====Developers====
* [[Autoreinstallation image]] — {{:Autoreinstallation image/translations}}
* [[BTest-1 Release Notes]]
* [[BTest-2 Release Notes]]
* [[BTest-4 Release Notes]]
* [[Customizing NAND images]]
* [[Localization]]
* [[Python_i18n]]
* [[OS_images_for_emulation|Using an emulator]]
* [[Hacking Sugar]]
* [[Developers program]] — {{:Developers program/translations}}
* [[Notes on using the OLPC developer boards]] — {{:Notes on using the OLPC developer boards/translations}}
* [[Project hosting]] — {{:Project hosting/translations}}
* [[Requirements]]
* [[Test issues]]
* [[Trial1 Server Software]]
* [[Trial1 Software]]
* [[Trial1 TODO]]

===Hardware===
* [[Environmental Impact]] — {{:Environmental Impact/translations}}
* [[Hardware specification]] — {{:Hardware specification/translations}}
* [[OLPC Keyboard layouts]] — {{:OLPC Keyboard layouts/translations}}
* [[Power management]] — {{:Power Management/translations}}
====Firmware====
* [[Battery Charging]] — {{:Battery Charging/translations}}
* [[Firmware]]
* [[Firmware security]] — {{:Firmware Security/translations}}
* [[EC Register Settings]]
* [[Ec specification]]
* [[Manufacturing data]]
* [[Embedded controller]]
* [[Scan code table]]
* [[Table of Power Mgmt]]

====Server====
* [[School server]] — {{:School server/translations}}
* [[School Server Specification]] — {{:School Server Specification/translations}}

===Content===
* [[Content]] — {{:Content/translations}}
* [[Content grid for T3]]
* [[Content grid for FRS]]
* [[Library]] — {{:Library/translations}}
* [[Licensing]]
* [[Localization]] — {{:Localization/translations}}
* [[Summer of Content]]
* [[Summer of Content 2007]]

* [[Development issues]]

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==Discussions==
==Discussions==


* [[Accessibility]]
* [[Ask OLPC a Question]]
* [[Ask OLPC a Question]]
* [[Learning Learning]]
* [[Learning Learning]]
* [[Discussion of Instant Messaging Challenges|Instant Messaging Challenges]]
* [[Instant Messaging Challenges]]
* [[Discussion of eBook feature set|eBook feature set]]
* [[Book reader feature set|eBook feature set]]
* [[Ebooks]]
* [[Ebooks]]
* [[Education Ideas]]
* [[Educational ideas]]
* [[Educational Content Ideas]]
* [[Curricula Sharing]]
* [[Fonts]]
* [[Fonts]]
* [[Hardware Ideas]]
* [[Hardware ideas]]
* [[MHP to laptop interface possibility]]
* [[MHP to laptop interface possibility]]
* [[Minimal Linux distros]]
* [[Minimal Linux distros]]
* [[Opposing Views]]
* [[Opposing Views]]
* [[Other Ideas]]
* [[Other Ideas]]
* [[Questions]]
* [[Security]]
* [[Security]]
* [[Social Impact]]
* [[Social Impact]]
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==Rollout and Community Building==
==Rollout and Community Building==


* [[Participate]]
* [[External Developers]]
* [[External Developers]]
* [[Fund Raising Ideas]]
* [[Fund raising ideas]]
* [[Laptop Service Programme Ideas]]
* [[Laptop Service Programme Ideas]]
* [[Non Technical Aspects]]
* [[Non Technical Aspects]]
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* [[Rollout and Community Building Ideas]]
* [[Rollout and Community Building Ideas]]
* [[The OLPC bundle]]
* [[The OLPC bundle]]

''Pedagogy of the Oppressed'' I believe that the deployment of the $100 laptops will engender a social movement that will dwarf the vision, technological achievements, and business acumen that went into its creation. This is going to be big ~

And yet, deployment will not be without hurdles. I have been pondering some of those hurdles and would like to make a suggestion to facilitate the use of the $100 laptops.

I would like to suggest that Peace Corps Volunteers (PCVs), and people working in other development agencies, be used as intermediaries for the initial deployment of the laptops.

My idea is neither that PCVs be used to distribute computers nor to stand in the front of classrooms and teach children ways to use them, but rather that they be tapped as local resources when questions arise.

Why Peace Corps Volunteers?

• They already espouse, at the core of their beings, the ideal of equity. They will not have to be convinced that the value of the $100 laptop is actually infinite. Many will have read '''all''''Pedagogy of the Oppressed' and will see the potential encased within the laptops for a shift in the balance of power.
• They have all been trained to function as facilitators rather than as providers of knowledge.
• There are 7,800 PCVs in the field today, serving in 75 developing nations. As a group they are highly educated, highly motivated, accessible and free.

As a former Peace Corps Volunteer I can attest to the fact that people in developing nations know what they’re missing; they desire the gadgets of the developed world. But I also witnessed a young man putting a handheld television to his ear thinking it was a phone. And, more significantly, the people with whom I worked defined leadership as dictatorship. They looked to their teachers, their employers, and their presidents to tell them what to do and to do for them. The people with whom I worked had very little experience in relying on themselves as sources of information or power, which could create a bump in the road when deploying the $100 laptops.

This is where Peace Corps Volunteers can be of use to the OLPC foundation. They can mentor. They can demonstrate use. They can make suggestions and offer guidance when questions arise. PCVs will have come of age with the egalitarian nature of Linux and open-source software and they can promote that sort of self-reliance to others who have little exposure, even conceptually, to a level playing field.

Peace Corps Volunteers work where local communities have asked for their assistance. Many work in education-related fields but all function as informal educators. Certainly a PCV in either a healthcare or agriculture related position could sit with neighborhood children and help them learn to connect to a server so that they have access to the WWW.

It is my belief that with a minimal exposure to the technical capabilities of the $100 laptops as well as to the philosophy/education methodology of constructivism, Peace Corps Volunteers could be a useful implementation tool to the OLPC foundation.

==Sugar Development Environment==

* [[OLPC Python Environment]]
* [[Setting Up a Sugar Development Environment on MacOS X]]
* [[Setting Up a Sugar Development Environment on Windows]]
* [[Setting Up a Sugar Development Environment on *IX OSes]]

==Application Programs in Development==

* [[Application Program: Test of ability with arithmetic]]
* [[TamTam|TamTam: an audio application for the OLPC]]

==Data file formats==

* [[choosing image formats|Image formats]]
** [[GIF]]
** [[JPEG]]
** [[PNG]]
** [[SVG]]

* [[Ebooks|eBook formats]]
** [[DJVU]]
** [[PDF]]


==Country Pages==
==Country Pages==


See the [[countries]] page, [[:Category:Countries|category]] or the currently 'green' countries: {{Status green countries}}
See also [[countries]] for links to OLPC country pages.

* [[OLPC Albania | Albania]]
* [[OLPC Argentina | Argentina]]
* [[OLPC Brazil | Brazil]]
* [[Chile]]
* [[OLPC China | China]]
* [[OLPC Egypt | Egypt]]
* [[OLPC Ethiopia | Ethiopia]]
* [[OLPC Spain | Spain ]]
* [[OLPC France | France]]
* [[OLPC Germany | Germany]]
* [[OLPC Greece | Greece]]
* [[OLPC India | India]]
* [[OLPC Israel | Israel]]
* [[OLPC Japan | Japan]]
* [[OLPC Kenya | Kenya]]
* [[OLPC Laos | Laos]]
* [[OLPC Nepal | Nepal]]
* [[OLPC Nigeria | Nigeria]]
* [[OLPC Philippines | Philippines]]
* [[OLPC Poland | Poland]]
* [http://www.olpc.ro/index.php/Main_Page Romania]
* [[OLPC Russia | Russia]]
* [[OLPC South Africa | South Africa]]
* [[OLPC Sri Lanka | Sri Lanka]]
* [[OLPC Thailand | Thailand]]

==Common Rooms==


* [[Common Rooms]]


* [[Application Programs Common Room]]
* [[Artwork Common Room]]
* [[English Portuguese and Spanish Localization Common Room]]
* [[Font Common Room]]
* [[Localization Common Room]]
* [[Wiki Page Restructuring Common Room]]
* [[Virtualization Common Room]]


==Scripts used for languages==
==Scripts used for languages==
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* [[Languages]]
* [[Languages]]
* [[Input methods]]
* [[Input methods]]
* [[Keyboard layouts]]
* [[Countries]]


==Miscellaneous==
==Miscellaneous==


* [[Accessibility Computing Numerical Pointer]]
* [[Current events]]
* [[Current events]]
* [[Education Ideas Esperanto]]
* [[Esperanto]]
* [[Emate]]
* [[E-mate]]
* [[Guide to abbreviations]]
* [[Guide to abbreviations]]
* [[Intellectual Property Rights and the OLPC laptop]]
* [[Intellectual Property Rights and the OLPC laptop]]
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* [[OGCPS | One graphing calculator per child]]
* [[OGCPS | One graphing calculator per child]]
* [[OLPC in the News]]
* [[OLPC in the News]]
* [[OLPCities]]
* [[One encyclopedia per child]] ([[Una enciclopedia por niño|es]])
* [[One encyclopedia per child]] ([[Una enciclopedia por niño|es]])
* [[Optolabe]]
* [[Optolabe]]
* [[The Right to Education]]
* [[The Right to Education]]
* [[Video of the OLPC]]
* [[Video of the OLPC]]
* [[XOj in monochrome]]


==Help pages==
==Help pages==
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* [[Sandbox]]
* [[Sandbox]]
* [[Special:Allpages | List of All Pages]]
* [[Special:Allpages | List of All Pages]]

[[Category:General Public]]

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