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= Who am I? =
I am an OLPC advocate in ways that don't seem to make a huge impact, which I fear reduce me to something of a fanboy, or perhaps just a glorified lurker. I first saw the OLPC protoypes and met OLPC staff in person at NECC 2006.


In any event, I'm trying to get the OLPC dev image working on [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OS_images_for_emulation#Parallels_Desktop_on_Mac_OS_X Parallels for MacOS X] so I can start working with it myself.
I have been an OLPC advocate since I first saw the OLPC protoypes and met OLPC staff in person at NECC 2006. I started shortly thereafter contributing to the work on getting the OLPC dev image working on [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OS_images_for_emulation#Parallels_Desktop_on_Mac_OS_X Parallels for MacOS X] so I can start working with it myself (and let others do the same). In Fall 2007, after [[User:Mchua|Mel '03]] came back to speak on OLPC at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illinois_Mathematics_and_Science_Academy IMSA], I became the club sponsor for the IMSA OLPC affiliate and am the in-house advisor for Student Inquiry and Research pursuant to the OLPC project. My current advisees are:


* [[User:Gem|Meg '09]]
If you'd like to contact me, try scott (at) imsa (dot) edu. My academic web presence, currently being revised, is at http://staff.imsa.edu/~scott.

Note that last names have been removed for FERPA and COPPA compliance.

= Contacting me =

If you'd like to contact me:

* Email: scott (at) imsa (dot) edu
* Jabber: scott (at) imsa (dot) edu
* AIM: imsascott
* WWW: http://staff.imsa.edu/~scott

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Who am I?

I have been an OLPC advocate since I first saw the OLPC protoypes and met OLPC staff in person at NECC 2006. I started shortly thereafter contributing to the work on getting the OLPC dev image working on Parallels for MacOS X so I can start working with it myself (and let others do the same). In Fall 2007, after Mel '03 came back to speak on OLPC at IMSA, I became the club sponsor for the IMSA OLPC affiliate and am the in-house advisor for Student Inquiry and Research pursuant to the OLPC project. My current advisees are:

Note that last names have been removed for FERPA and COPPA compliance.

Contacting me

If you'd like to contact me: