Tunisie

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Bienvenue-Welcome-Welkom to the OLPC Community /à la communauté Une Ecole Par Enfant

Tunisie

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Country Information
ISO Country Code	BE
Wikipedia Article	Wikipedia Link
Government Support	Low and not OLPC Priority
Deployment	Demonstration (under 50 machines)
Languages
Keyboard Layout	Remplissez
Written	arabe littéral
Spoken	arabe littéral
Secondary Written	berbère
Secondary Spoken	berbère

(utilisez un url traducteur pour convertir ce texte en francais - je n'ai pas encore eu le temps. --SvenAERTS 12:00, 9 December 2013 (UTC))

... and thanks for visiting the "OLPC" related Wiki-Pages, for the One Laptop Per Child Universal Primary Education project regarding Tunisie. This website is a collaborative website in which you can create a login and then edit and add the pages. This tool is made available by the One Laptop Per Child not for profit. This is an "Open Community" project, similar to the Wikipedia, wikibooks and Open Source Community projects, like Linux, OpenOffice, etc. and it is working along Agenda 21 and Millennium Development Goal nr.2: Bringing Universal Primary Education. To edit text on this page or add pages, log in and and "edit page / save page" button will appear.

• 2' video - OLPC Intro part 1
• 2' video - OLPC Intro part 2
• 7' video: Impact on teachers, parents, kids, society.

The aim of this educational project, is on one hand to bring Universal Primary Education by 2015 as - anno year 2000 initiated - United Nations Millennium Development Goal nr.2. On the other hand, OLPC's mission is to manage the open hard and software project, to bring forward the best possible laptop combination for education: the XO-XServer combination. For this and above approach, - and also a lot of lobbying by the right persons on the right places and time - the United Nations is a Partner in this Open Community project! It is the largest educational project undertaken by Humanity ever, and deemed by many as one of the most inspiring projects out there. 2008, saw the first countries with a 100% roll out to all of their kids aged 5 till 15: Peru, Uruguay. Several Island States have a 100% deployment too; Rwanda and Australia are following at fast pace too. Every XO can load over 100 ebooks on its memory and has a choice of over 86.000 eBooks available, as well as many (educational) games, all education disciplines covered, etc. etc.. things are moving fast indeed.

Although OLPC has not opened any legal OLPC Tunisie entity in Tunisie, Tunisie does host the European Headquarters of OLPC in the magnificent surroundings at the befriended SWIFT company near Brussels.

OLPC/Une Ecole Par Enfant et la Tunisie ont une histoire intime: Nov. 2005, "The Green Machine prototype", styled by Design Continuum, was unveiled at the WSIS - World Symposium on the Information Society, Tunisia by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan and Nicholas Negroponte.

Fuseproject has developed the more recent prototypes.

Photos: (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)
Webcast: (Arabic) (English) (French) (original)
Webcast provided by the ITU and UN Webcast Services with the support of RealNetworks Ltd. RealPlayer is required to view the webcast (available at no cost).

Tunisie is a very multi-cultural society with a very diverse diaspora. We hope that this diaspora will work their way to these pages and that society in Tunisie will benefit from these citizens with one leg in Tunisie and another still in their countries of origin to develop leadership for OLPC, Agenda 21, the MDG's and accelerate bringing the level that our planet can be a nice place for all humans to new and inspiring heights for generations to come.

Voici le changement que provoque une implementation XO-XS; le visage des enfants parle assez:

Please feel free to create sub-categories or list or start collaborating, teaming up and expanding our and your projects, existing and new ones in one of these sub-categories:

1. OLPC Tunisie
2. FAQ Tunisie
3. Qui est qui Tunisie
4. Tunisie Meetings
5. Tunisie Discussions
6. Openings in Europe
7. Competing projects in Tunisie
8. What every government should ask itself when considering an ebook deployment

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