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==One Laptop per Child (OLPC) Deployment Guide==
==2011 OLPC Deployment Guide==
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'''Feel free to make minor corrections/additions in-line'''.


<big>This material is also available as a '''[[:File:OLPC_Deployment_Guide_2011.pdf|PDF guide]]'''</big>
The OLPC Deployment Team:
David Cavallo, Carla Gomez Monroy, Edgar Ceballos


This is a generalized guide to a large-scale deployment of one laptop per child. It is a working document that reflects lessons learned from our initial pilots and deployments. Additional ideas will be incorporated as we learn from each other.
This is a generalized guide to a large-scale deployment of one laptop per child. It is a working document that reflects lessons learned from our initial pilots and deployments. Additional ideas will be incorporated as we learn from each other. You can add your own comments and experiences [[talk:Deployment Guide|on the talk page]].


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Please also check out the [[Deployment Guide/Deployment Resources]] for reports, links, documentation and other resources collated by deployment teams all around the world.
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# [[Deployment Guide 2011/One Laptop per Child|One Laptop per Child]]
# [[Deployment Guide 2011/OLPC Learning Strategy|Learning Strategy]]
# [[Deployment Guide 2011/Introduction to Deployment Guide|Introduction]]
# [[Deployment Guide 2011/Project Implementation|Project Implementation]]
# [[Deployment Guide 2011/OLPC Support Strategy|Support Strategy]]
# [[Deployment Guide 2011/Related websites|Related websites]]
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# [[Deployment Guide 2011/Feasibility study|Feasibility study]]
# [[Deployment Guide 2011/Purchase Agreements and Ordering Process|Purchase Agreements and Ordering]]
# [[Deployment Guide 2011/Deployment Phase|Deployment Phase]]
# [[Deployment Guide 2011/Post Deployment Phase|Post Deployment Phase]]
# [[Deployment Guide 2011/Summary of Recommended Tasks|Summary of Recommended Tasks]]
# [[Deployment Guide 2011/Planning Phase|Planning Phase]]
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= Related documents =

# [[Start a regional group]]
# The [[Class Acts/Resources|"Class Acts" library]] : Stories from smaller school sized pilots
# [[Deployment Guide/Deployment Resources|Deployment Resources]] : reports, links, documentation and other resources gathered by deployment teams around the world.



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== Older deployment essays ==
Topics that need to be considered in detail in any deployment include:


Every deployment includes planning (pre-deployment), execution (deployment), and support (post-deployment). Topics that need to be considered in detail in any deployment include:
# [[Deployment Guide/Consultation|Consultation]]
# [[Deployment Guide/Consultation|Consultation]]
# [[Deployment Guide/Core Team|Core Team]]
# [[Deployment Guide/Core Team|Core Team]]
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# [[Deployment Guide/Internet Safety training|Internet-safety Training]]
# [[Deployment Guide/Internet Safety training|Internet-safety Training]]
# [[Deployment Guide/End of life planning|End-of-life Planning]]
# [[Deployment Guide/End of life planning|End-of-life Planning]]
# [[/Consultation|Consultation]]



Each of these topics is expanded upon in this wiki. Also in the wiki are: (I) some [[Deployment Guide/tips|tips]] based upon our experience in trial deployments around the world; (II) a deployment [[Deployment Guide/checklist|checklist]]; (III) a sample deployment [[Deployment Guide/deployment schedule|deployment schedule]]; (IV) a sample [[Deployment Guide/workshop schedule|workshop schedule]]; (V) a [[Deployment Guide/Glossary|glossary]] of terms; (VI) a worksheet for [[Deployment Guide/planning deployment needs on an individual school basis|planning deployment needs on an individual school basis]]; and (VII) a guide to [[Deployment Guide/imaging, activating, and registering laptops|imaging, activating, and registering laptops]].
Each of these topics is expanded upon in this wiki. Also in the wiki are: (I) some [[Deployment Guide/tips|tips]] based upon our experience in trial deployments around the world; (II) a deployment [[Deployment Guide/checklist|checklist]]; (III) a sample deployment [[Deployment Guide/deployment schedule|deployment schedule]]; (IV) a sample [[Deployment Guide/workshop schedule|workshop schedule]]; (V) a [[Deployment Guide/Glossary|glossary]] of terms; (VI) a worksheet for [[Deployment Guide/planning deployment needs on an individual school basis|planning deployment needs on an individual school basis]]; and (VII) a guide to [[Deployment Guide/imaging, activating, and registering laptops|imaging, activating, and registering laptops]].
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A [[Deployment_Guide/Workbook|workbook for estimating deployment power consumption and expenses]] is available, along with the presentations and materials from the [[Deployment planning workshops]] held at OLPC's Boston, MA headquarters for visitors who come in to plan their large country-wide rollouts.
A [[Deployment_Guide/Workbook|workbook for estimating deployment power consumption and expenses]] is available, along with the presentations and materials from the [[Deployment planning workshops]] held at OLPC's Boston, MA headquarters for visitors who come in to plan their large country-wide rollouts.


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==Next Section: [[Deployment_Guide/Consultation|Consultation]]==


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2011 OLPC Deployment Guide

This material is also available as a PDF guide

This is a generalized guide to a large-scale deployment of one laptop per child. It is a working document that reflects lessons learned from our initial pilots and deployments. Additional ideas will be incorporated as we learn from each other. You can add your own comments and experiences on the talk page.

  1. One Laptop per Child
  2. Learning Strategy
  3. Introduction
  4. Project Implementation
  5. Support Strategy
  6. Related websites
 
  1. Feasibility study
  2. Purchase Agreements and Ordering
  3. Deployment Phase
  4. Post Deployment Phase
  5. Summary of Recommended Tasks
  6. Planning Phase


Related documents

  1. Start a regional group
  2. The "Class Acts" library : Stories from smaller school sized pilots
  3. Deployment Resources : reports, links, documentation and other resources gathered by deployment teams around the world.


Older deployment essays

Topics that need to be considered in detail in any deployment include:

  1. Consultation
  2. Core Team
  3. Logistics
  4. Localization
  5. Connectivity
  6. Power Infrastructure
  7. School Server
  8. Teacher Preparation/Student Facilitation
  9. Support
  10. Service/Repairs
  11. Internet-safety Training
  12. End-of-life Planning
  13. Consultation

Each of these topics is expanded upon in this wiki. Also in the wiki are: (I) some tips based upon our experience in trial deployments around the world; (II) a deployment checklist; (III) a sample deployment deployment schedule; (IV) a sample workshop schedule; (V) a glossary of terms; (VI) a worksheet for planning deployment needs on an individual school basis; and (VII) a guide to imaging, activating, and registering laptops.

A workbook for estimating deployment power consumption and expenses is available, along with the presentations and materials from the Deployment planning workshops held at OLPC's Boston, MA headquarters for visitors who come in to plan their large country-wide rollouts.