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*[http://www.51weeks.com/events/3/presentations/16 Designing Appropriate Collaborative Learning Technologies for the Developing World] |
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:<sub>In this presentation we report on two attempts to intervene in rural Himalayan villages with educational technology, one involving desktop computer technology, and one involving participatory video. We describe the unique constraints of designing appropriate educational technology for the developing world, and we propose a fourfold framework for design. </sub> |
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Revision as of 14:27, 9 June 2008
This page provides links to research reports related to the OLPC project.
As much of this material is copyrighted, it cannot be hosted here.
Papers
Ethiopia Implementation Report, September - December 2007,
- Bjorn Everts, Matthew Herren, David Hollow, Eduvision, February 2008
Tackling the Problems of Quality and Disparity in Nepal's School - Education: The OLPC Model,
- Dr. Saurav Dev Bhatta, OLE Nepal, June 2008
Conference materials
- Christopher Hoadley, Sameer Honwad, Kenneth Tamminga. 205 ECC. September 26, 2007 10:00
- In this presentation we report on two attempts to intervene in rural Himalayan villages with educational technology, one involving desktop computer technology, and one involving participatory video. We describe the unique constraints of designing appropriate educational technology for the developing world, and we propose a fourfold framework for design.