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== Schools == |
== Schools == |
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* [[countries| |
* [[countries|Partner countries]], [[trial schools]] and districts |
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* Partner teachers |
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* Sister and mentor schools |
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* [[board members]], [[advisors]] (including pro-bono and in-kind help) |
* [[board members]], [[advisors]] (including pro-bono and in-kind help) |
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* [[National partners]] in specific countries - from UN bodies and national NGOs to corporations. |
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Collaborative projects, knowledge-sharing initiatives, local school activities. |
Collaborative projects, knowledge-sharing initiatives, local school activities. |
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* [[global projects| |
* [[global projects|Global]] and [[national projects]] |
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* [[school projects]], individual publications by children |
* [[school projects]], individual publications by children |
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* Community sites setting aside space for OLPC users. |
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Individuals and small groups maintaining parts of the project ecology. |
Individuals and small groups maintaining parts of the project ecology. |
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* General coordination of contributors and parallel projects |
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* Software package [[maintainers]] |
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* Educational and classroom advisors |
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* Networking, repair, and outreach |
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=== Curators === |
=== Curators === |
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* Librarians and collection organizers, by topic and language |
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* Tools and software curators |
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=== Community === |
=== Community === |
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Local [[community groups]] and networks. |
Local [[community groups]] and networks. |
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* National and virtual OLPC groups, by country and interest |
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* Children's and educators groups |
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* Free culture groups (software, knowledge, &c) |
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* [[G1G1]] communities and networks |
* [[G1G1]] communities and networks |
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== Contributors == |
== Contributors == |
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[[Individual contributors]] of specific materials and help, of the above varieties and more. People (voluntary, staff, other) working with specific schools, projects, activities, bundles, communication. |
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===General Contributors=== |
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:Cesar M (rt:#26, Aug 2007) - Ecuador help |
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[[category:contributors]] |
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:Khushhali b (rt:#13, Aug 2007) - Pakistan help |
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:Asif H (rt:#47, Aug 2007) - Guyana help |
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:Abdil M (rt:#82, Aug 2007) - Tanzania help |
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:Anthony C (rt:#104, Aug 2007) - General help |
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:Ranjit U (rt:#148, Sep 2007) - Documentation Lead help |
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:Bunmi M (rt:#168, Sep 2007) - Nigeria help |
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:CNEC/Philanthropic Org (rt:#173, Sep 2007) - Brazil help |
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:Maks Z (rt:#207, Sep 2007) - Macedonia - volunteer help |
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===Content Contributors=== |
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:Jared K (rt:#54, Aug 2007) - U.S. - Health education materials development |
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:Joe L (rt:#87, Aug 2007) - n/a - Study Guides and Strategies Website at www.studygs.net |
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:Gary B (Teachers' Institute for Special Education) (rt:#93, Aug 2007) - U.S. - Interactive bilingual (English/Spanish) typing programs and books |
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:Jennifer J (PNN.com) (rt:#110, Aug 2007) - U.S. - Free web publishing tools (Fwd: Stephen Cho) |
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:Michael H (rt:#109, Aug 2007) - Austria - MindMeister: online mind mapping tool (Re by SJ Klein, rt:#147, #271) |
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:Beatpick.com (rt:#175, Sep 2007) - U.S. - Netlabel - Free music catalogue |
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:Sam B (rt.:#196, Sep 2007) - U.S. - English language teaching tools |
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:Anil H (BigUniverse) (rt:#250, Sep 2007) - U.S. - online children's books |
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:Bertha Elisa A H - Public Management Graduate School (rt:#292, #171, Sep 2007) - Monterrey, Mexico - Study on Technology Appropriation |
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===Educational Contributors=== |
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:Majok C (rt:#90, Aug 2007) - Sudan - Sudanese-American Development Foundation, Inc. |
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:Ralph T (rt:#94, Aug 2007) - U.S. - Abilities in Motion |
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:Bronwyn P (rt:#111, Aug 2007) - U.S. - Post School Outcome Intervention for Special Education |
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:Nancy C (rt:#135, Aug 2007) - Uganda - Primary school for aids orphans |
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:Merimna (Prof.Danai P - University of Athens) (rt:#269, Sep 2007) - Greece - psychological support to children and families facing illnesses and losses |
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===Inquiries about content=== |
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:Joseph P (rt#128, Aug 2007) - Medical content |
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:Jeremy S (rt:#118, Aug 2007) - Local journalism and OLPC |
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Latest revision as of 15:34, 20 July 2010
There are individuals, groups, communities, and organizations of all sizes working together to make OLPC a reality.
Schools
- Partner countries, trial schools and districts
- Partner teachers
- Sister and mentor schools
Supporters
Major direct supporters and partner organizations.
- board members, advisors (including pro-bono and in-kind help)
- National partners in specific countries - from UN bodies and national NGOs to corporations.
Projects
Collaborative projects, knowledge-sharing initiatives, local school activities.
- Global and national projects
- school projects, individual publications by children
- Community sites setting aside space for OLPC users.
Libraries
Activities, content, and shared resources.
- activities, content bundles, resource bundles
- Access to existing shared resources (external libraries)
Coordinators
Individuals and small groups maintaining parts of the project ecology.
- General coordination of contributors and parallel projects
- Software package maintainers
- Educational and classroom advisors
- Networking, repair, and outreach
Curators
- Librarians and collection organizers, by topic and language
- Tools and software curators
Community
Local community groups and networks.
- National and virtual OLPC groups, by country and interest
- Children's and educators groups
- Free culture groups (software, knowledge, &c)
- G1G1 communities and networks
Contributors
Individual contributors of specific materials and help, of the above varieties and more. People (voluntary, staff, other) working with specific schools, projects, activities, bundles, communication.