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OLPC Korea is developing ONLY a game: XO City, & NO relation with the OLPC Foundation.

2007 status: orange
		orange

This text is in English. 영어로 작성된 페이지입니다. 한국어로 보실 수도 있습니다. 한국어로 보기

Welcome to OLPC Korea. We are a few Koreans participating in applying a derivative OLPC Project to Korea (first South, then North also). See OLPC Korea News.

NOTICE: THE CONTENTS BELOW ARE MERELY OUR TESTS OR TRIALS, NOT RELATED TO THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF OLPC FOUNDATION. ALL OUR ACTIVITIES ARE UNDER THE PROCESS OF JUST TRIALS. PLEASE DON'T BE CONFUSED WITH ANY PUBLIC PROJECT OF A NATION OR A RENOWNED ORGANIZATION.

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Introduction

Of course, the aim of citizens under the flag of OLPC Korea is to persuade the Korean government to participate in the OLPC project, but we take some different approaches. Because the IT infrastructure of South Korea is in a status somewhat different from most of under-developed nations, we (some Koreans) are now localizing the OLPC project to be proper to the current IT environments of South Korea.

See South Korea for details about the nation, and anytime visit FAQ - OLPC Korea for questionaires.

Because the Korean government has already established a kind of national IT reformation plan, Vision 2030, and the plan encompasses educational informatization, we need to adjust the OLPC project to harmonize with the Vision2030 plan. Major adjustments are as below.

AGAIN, OUR OLPC DERIVATIVES ARE JUST AN EXPERIMENT. PLEASE DON'T BE CONFUSED WITH AN ALREADY FINISHED MOCK-UP FOR MASS PRODUCT

Local Adjustments

For South Korea;

OLPC HAD BETTER be supplied to not only elementary school children, but pre-primary, secondary and college level students also.
Because the Korean government wants to establish a national-wide information superhighway connecting all organizations each other(connecting not only among schools but governments, corporations and other organizations all together), we need to supply OLPC-like machines to other social sections also (such as governmental organizations or corporations).
Because the Korean government wants to apply FEA to all social sections in Korea, we need to establish a kind of localized FEA, that is Open Enterprise Architecture, harmonized with the OLPC project.

Yes, it's quite different from the original concept or goals of OLPC, but we already did a lot of adjustments necessary. We hope our trial be a reference model to some nations such as USA or Japan who have similar governmental plans.

XO Support Korea

Some derivatives of OLPC

THE CONTENT BELOW IS OUR TEST IN A LAB ONLY, NOT A REAL MODEL BEFORE PRODUCTION

We are now making some derivative prototypes based on OLPC. We hope OLPC to be used for childern (3~12 years old Koreans, because the primary educations for most of Korean children begin from 3~4 years old, due to some peculiar (or notorious) educational eager of Korean parents. So, we think OLPC is most appropriate for those ages, 3~12 years old.

As you know, from IT infra aspects, South Korea is one of the highly developed nations and almost all students connect to the Web almost every day, at schools, at homes and at PC bangs. Therefore, we hope to make three derivatives of OLPC and now under the process of making MOCK-UPs.

Larger OLPC for students in secondary educations.
OLPC Smartphone for college students.
Korean Mesh Network for all students in Korea.

A larger OLPC: Type II OLPC TEST MODEL

We design a larger OLPC proper to the hand size of students, 13~18 years old. It's quite easy work, just enlarging the display and keyboard panels of the original OLPC.
Summary of a lager OLPC

All the same software/hardware architecture with OLPC, except;
- 12.1" display panel
- 274× 195.1 × 27mm
- 1.25 kg
- 800~1,200 Mhz CPU Clock
- Mouse as IP Phone

See Larger OLPC or Type II OLPC for details.

OLPC Smartphone: Type III OLPC

The second derivative Experimental model of OLPC is a smartphone type, designed for college students and citizens. Because more than 80% of college students in South Korea are using cellular phones, we think OLPC of cellular phone type is proper to the daily lives of those college students. Of course, by substituting their mobile phones with OLPC-based smartphone, the spread of OLPC may be more easily widened.
Summary of an OLPC Smartphone

All the same software/hardware architecture with OLPC, except;
- 3.5" display panel
- additional input/output device, a set of display and keyboard.
- 300~350g
- 700~1,000Mhz CPU

See OLPC Smartphone.

Korean Mesh Network

We hope all educational facilities adopt OLPC or one of its derivatives. Then those OLPCs shall establish a natural communication network because of the population density of South Korea.

Furthermore, because the missions of OLPC are somewhat different from those of current laptops, the mesh network had better be managed by a kind of NGO, consisting of governmental divisions, NGOs, educational organizations and others.

Summary of Korean Mesh Network
It Provides;

seamless Internet connection, faster than 512kbps
VoIP
monitoring the appropriateness of educational contents for each age

See Korean Mesh Network for details.

Progress

Pre-primary schools

Due to governmental interests on national-wide kindergarten system, the educational process in South Korea is expected to begin from 3 years old in a near future. So, we plan to distribute OLPC to those pre-primary educational facilities first of all. See the list of those facilities and contact information in Korean pre-primary schools.

Because of some economical and political issues, the Korean government hesitates to accept OLPC as it is. So, we made some adjustments to the original OLPC plan. That is, we start a pilot program of applying OLPC to kindergarten level. Visit a pilot kindergarten program for details.

Launching OLPC in South Korea

Schools

Estimated budgets of OLPC deployments in schools: USD $1,785,000,000.

Korean pre-primary schools: 193 millions
Korean primary schools: 475 millions
Korean secondary schools: 558 millions
Korean (under)graduate schools: 559 millions
Korean special-purpose educational entities

Governmental Organizations

Estimated budgets of XO Smartphone deployments in governmental organizations:

Government Deployment

National Government

Local Governments

Governmental Subsidiaries

Local Government Deployment

Business sections

Estimated budgets of XO Smartphone deployments in business sections:

2007 status: orange
		orange

제한된 인력으로 인해, XO Korea의 활동은 대부분 영어로만 작성하고 있으며, 일부 페이지에 대해, 간단한 한국어요약을 보실 수 있습니다. 한글 페이지는 부정확하거나, 아이디어 차원의 정보를 담고 있으므로, 최신의 그리고 정확한 정보는 반드시 영문으로 작성된 페이지들을 참조해 주십시오. 이 페이지의 한국어 요약 보기

OLPC Korea is a group of Koreans, doing various projects based on the XO—experimentally and R&D in nature.
We have NO relation with the OLPC Foundation. Please use the discussion tab for your comments.

Currently, all the activities of XO Korea is to develop a game; XO City. So, all the content under the name of XO Korea or OLPC Korea is that for game content of XO City.

Introduction

Of course, the aim of citizens under the flag of OLPC Korea is to persuade the Korean government to participate in the OLPC project, but we take some different approaches. Because the IT infrastructure of South Korea is in a status somewhat different from most of under-developed nations, we (some Koreans) are now localizing the OLPC project to be proper to the current IT environments of South Korea. See Korean language also.

See South Korea for details about the nation, and anytime visit FAQ - XO Korea for questionaires.

Because the Korean government has already established a kind of national IT reformation plan, Vision 2030, and the plan encompasses educational informatization, we need to adjust the OLPC project to harmonize with the Vision2030 plan. Major adjustments are as below.

AGAIN, OUR OLPC DERIVATIVES ARE JUST AN EXPERIMENT. PLEASE DON'T BE CONFUSED WITH AN ALREADY FINISHED MOCK-UP FOR MASS PRODUCT

The activities of XO Korea are focusing on the three areas below;

deploying XO in Korea
making Lager XO and other XO variations
developing a network based simulation game: XO City

Local Adjustments

For South Korea;

OLPC HAD BETTER be supplied to not only elementary school children, but pre-primary, secondary and college level students also.
Because the Korean government wants to establish a national-wide information superhighway connecting all organizations each other(connecting not only among schools but governments, corporations and other organizations all together), we need to supply OLPC-like machines to other social sections also (such as governmental organizations or corporations).
Because the Korean government wants to apply FEA to all social sections in Korea, we need to establish a kind of localized FEA, that is Open Enterprise Architecture, harmonized with the OLPC project.

Yes, it's quite different from the original concept or goals of OLPC, but we already did a lot of adjustments necessary. We hope our trial be a reference model to some nations such as USA or Japan who have similar governmental plans.

Some derivatives of OLPC

THE CONTENT BELOW IS OUR TEST IN A LAB ONLY, NOT A REAL MODEL BEFORE PRODUCTION

We are now making some derivative prototypes based on OLPC. We hope OLPC to be used for childern (3~12 years old Koreans, because the primary educations for most of Korean children begin from 3~4 years old, due to some peculiar (or notorious) educational eager of Korean parents. So, we think OLPC is most appropriate for those ages, 3~12 years old.

As you know, from IT infra aspects, South Korea is one of the highly developed nations and almost all students connect to the Web almost every day, at schools, at homes and at PC bangs. Therefore, we hope to make three derivatives of OLPC and now under the process of making MOCK-UPs.

Larger OLPC for students in secondary educations.
OLPC Smartphone for college students.
Korean Mesh Network for all students in Korea.

A larger OLPC: Type II OLPC TEST MODEL

We design a larger OLPC proper to the hand size of students, 13~18 years old. It's quite easy work, just enlarging the display and keyboard panels of the original OLPC.
Summary of a lager OLPC

All the same software/hardware architecture with OLPC, except;
- 12.1" display panel
- 274× 195.1 × 27mm
- 1.25 kg
- 800~1,200 Mhz CPU Clock
- Mouse as IP Phone

See Larger OLPC or Type II OLPC for details.

OLPC Smartphone: Type III OLPC

The second derivative Experimental model of OLPC is a smartphone type, designed for college students and citizens. Because more than 80% of college students in South Korea are using cellular phones, we think OLPC of cellular phone type is proper to the daily lives of those college students. Of course, by substituting their mobile phones with OLPC-based smartphone, the spread of OLPC may be more easily widened.
Summary of an OLPC Smartphone

All the same software/hardware architecture with OLPC, except;
- 3.5" display panel
- additional input/output device, a set of display and keyboard.
- 300~350g
- 700~1,000Mhz CPU

See OLPC Smartphone.

Korean Mesh Network

We hope all educational facilities adopt OLPC or one of its derivatives. Then those OLPCs shall establish a natural communication network because of the population density of South Korea.

Furthermore, because the missions of OLPC are somewhat different from those of current laptops, the mesh network had better be managed by a kind of NGO, consisting of governmental divisions, NGOs, educational organizations and others.

Summary of Korean Mesh Network
It Provides;

seamless Internet connection, faster than 512kbps
VoIP
monitoring the appropriateness of educational contents for each age

See Korean Mesh Network for details.

Progress

Pre-primary schools

Due to governmental interests on national-wide kindergarten system, the educational process in South Korea is expected to begin from 3 years old in a near future. So, we plan to distribute OLPC to those pre-primary educational facilities first of all. See the list of those facilities and contact information in Korean pre-primary schools.

Because of some economical and political issues, the Korean government hesitates to accept OLPC as it is. So, we made some adjustments to the original OLPC plan. That is, we start a pilot program of applying OLPC to kindergarten level. Visit a pilot kindergarten program for details.

Launching OLPC in South Korea

Schools

Estimated budgets of OLPC deployments in schools: USD $1,785,000,000.

Korean pre-primary schools: 193 millions
Korean primary schools: 475 millions
Korean secondary schools: 558 millions
Korean (under)graduate schools: 559 millions
Korean special-purpose educational entities

Governmental Organizations

Estimated budgets of XO Smartphone deployments in governmental organizations:

Business sections

Estimated budgets of XO Smartphone deployments in business sections:

XO Content

Interactive online book Come and explore!

EinsteinWiki The interactive schoolbook that you can edit, update and improve.

This peer-reviewed educational content is written under an open license [1] and gives everyone the freedom to use or modify the material to suit his or her own needs.

Open Enterprise Architecture

Open Enterprise Architecture

Open Enterprise Architecture

Performance Reference Model

Business Reference Model

Data Reference Model

Service Component Reference Model

Technical Reference Model

http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/egov/a-2-prm.html

Educational Content

Governmental Content

XO Korea has reclassified the governmental functions of Korea (about 65,000 services which are repetitive or duplicative ministry by ministry, and division by division) into about 3,000 independent functions (services). I hope those 3,000+ functions to be programmed via Squeak eToy, Smalltalk or Python by XO users of the world, children or not.

Business Content

XO Korea is using UNSPSC (united Nation's Standard Product & Service Classification) to classify industrial fields of any society (15,000+ businesses), and setting Standard Workflow of each industry/business/manufacturing procedure via YAWL (Yet Another Workflow Language).

Open Enterprise Architecture is a framework to encompass both governmental content and business content.

XO Derivatives

As XO laptop is designed for about 10 years old children, its size is improper to older children, especially to children in developed nations. XO Korea is now designing a larger prototype of XO, all the same functions as XO, but different in its size. In addition, XO Korea also is designing some other XO variations,

Korean Mesh Network

Korean Mesh Network is a trial to establish ultra-low cost national communication infrastructure via OLPC XOs, XO Repeaters, and School/Government/Business Servers. As there will be more than 10,000,000 XOs and its variations in Korea until 2010, those XOs shall establish an independent communication network covering the entire nation.

XO Content

Open Enterprise Architecture

XO Korea is developing ONLY a game: XO City, & NO relation with the OLPC Foundation.

This page is about an educational content for children.

Introduction

Open Enterprise Architecture (OEA) is an open source version of Federal Enterprise Architecture(FEA) of the USA government. According to the USA Whitehouse, to transform the USA Federal government to one that is citizen-centered, results-oriented, and market-based, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is developing the Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA), a business-based framework for government-wide improvement.

A BUSINESS-DRIVEN APPROACH In contrast to many failed “architecture” efforts in the past, the FEA is entirely business-driven. Its foundation is the Business Reference Model, which describes the government’s Lines of Business and its services. This business-based foundation provides a common framework for improvement in a variety of key areas such as:

Budget Allocation
Information Sharing
Performance Measurement
Budget / Performance Integration
Cross-Agency Collaboration
E-Government
Component-Based Architectures

We, OLPC Korea, are now transforming FEA into OEA for every nation to utilize that enterprise architecture for more efficient governmental services of their own nations.

OEA & OLPC

At a first grance, OLPC and OEA are quite different ones, and why is OEA described here? Once again, there are two reasons here. First, the Korean government is now integrating all IT resources in the nation into one standard enterprise (or IT) architecture. Secondly, we (OLPC Korea) DON'T regard education IN school and that OUT school as different ones. Governments also are good places for children to learn the world. So, we hope to provide children with contents such as;

the basic concept of governments
the concrete process of each governmental service being provided
the method of participating in governmental activities as citizens or preliminary governmental employee

Via OEA, we are writing a set of educational contents on MOODLE, naming;

what is government, what is budget
who are governmental employees, who set the procedure of governmental services, who give the right of governmental power to governmental employees
how governmental services are provided, how governmental employees are recruited,
where is government physically or in Web
when budget is determined
why we need governments, a particular governmental organization, a particular division or a particular personnel

Further, via OEA, we hope to establish virtual governmental organizations (divisions and desks also) in the Web where children can visit and participate without limits. Children can see the workflow of each governmental section, can see source code of each governmental operation, can add codes on it or can modify it. We call it participation. That also is the motto of the Korean government.

See details about Government on Moodle.
We hope each governmental organization (or division) has its own web server, which provides not only normal web pages explaining the organization or so, but services also. School Server can be used by governments also, that is Government Server. About how children participate in various value-production processes in the real world, see OLPC & YAWL(Yet Another Workflow Language)

OEA and business

Via OEA, we are extending the FEA to include not only governmental sections but private (or business) sections also. By establishing a set of standard operations (processes) of various business sectors, children can learn directly from the world rather than via the interpretation of other persons (or teachers) about what the world is like.

Based on UNSPSC (UN Standard Product and Service Classification), children can visit any of 20,789 UNSPSC categories and 200,000+ concrete business sectors to learn how business is done. Children may visit a cart factory to see how carts are made and sold in market, or a semiconductor research center to learn how a semiconductor like x86 or a Marvell chip is designed by company researchers.

See details about Business on Moodle.

OEA and schools

We think a school is a kind of interpretation system where some skilled persons deliver knowledge to children about what the world is like. However, OEA is designed as a direct route for children to reach the world itself. Via OEA, we hope they can Not JUST learn about the world, BUT participate in it ALSO.

XO Korea/Moodle in school servers

Educational Content

Governmental Content

XO Korea/governmental content

Business Content

XO Korea/business content

XO Derivatives

Korean Mesh Network

This article is an experimental effort of the Korean XO community. If you want to see the mesh network plan of OLPC, see Mesh_network.

Introduction

Because the IT infra of South Korea is quite well established compared to developing nations, it's rather easy for any OLPC (or its derivatives) to connect to the Internet regardless of their locations. However, we expect those 20,000,000+ OLPC and its derivative machines can establish a national-wide mesh network themselves. Therefore, there are two routes for each OLPC (or its derivative machine) to connect another, one via the current information highway of South Korea and the other via Korean Mesh Network, composed of more than 20,000,000 machines.

Those machines shall be connected each other horizontally and hierarchically using Moodle and wiki architecture.

Transmission Network
Relay/switch Network
Internet
MPLS

Networking

Every olpc laptop can communicate with other olpc latop or servers via Wifi, and servers communicate each other via Wimax.

Because of the mesh network capability, all laptops and servers shall maintain network connectivity 24 hrs/365 days.

Those networks can be classified under the kinds of educational facilities as below; kindergartens, primary schools, middle schools, high schools and colleges etc.

The hierarchical structure of OLPC network is as below.

School network

class server: it is a place for 20~50 children to save large files, to backup their daily activities, and to run various educational softwares (acitivities) which is too large to be on XO laptops. OLPC Korea estimates about 10~100 class servers shall compose a school network which is contolled by a xo korea/school server. Each class server has about 100 giga bytes hdd, 1 giga byte memory, and 1~2 Ghz cpu resources. As all Korean schools already have sufficient PCs, the only thing to do is to convert those Window XP machines to Linux servers, and it's quite easy work. It's basically with moodle, and the number of class servers is estimated to be about 500,000~600,000 units.
school server: it is the machine controlling class servers in each school, so there will be one school server per school. Like class servers, it also has Moodle on it, but somewhat different from that on class server; it provides adminstrative functions necessary to manage schools. Among class servers and/or school server, Wimax will be used to link each other. Settings and codes for school servers are described below.
local server: it is to manage school servers in an area with about 100,000 populations (시 군 구).
wide area server: it is to manage local servers in an area with about 5,000,000 populations (광역자치단체)
national server: it is to manage wide area servers in a country.

one class server per about 20 students - layer 5: the lowest server layer 각 학급이 관리하는 학급 서버.
one school server per 20~100 class server of each school - layer 4: 각 학교가 관리하는 학교 서버
one local server per 10~50 school server - layer 3: 시군구 교육청이 관할하는 시군구 서버
one wide area server per 10~50 local server - layer 2: 지역 교육청이 관할하는 16개 광역자치단체 서버
one national server for 16 wide area server: 교육인적자원부가 관리하는 국가 서버

For information about deployment and content of educational servers, see educational deployment and educational content.

Governmental network

community server: it is a place for 20~50 citizens to save large files, to backup their daily activities, and to run various educational softwares (acitivities) which is too large to be on XO laptops for citizens, Larger OLPC. OLPC Korea estimates about 10~100 community servers shall compose a county network which is contolled by a county server. It's role is similar to that of class server, but for citizens rather than children.
county server (읍면동): it is the machine controlling community servers in county.
local server (시군구): it is to manage county servers in an area with about 100,000 populations.
wide area server (광역자치단체): it is to manage local servers in an area with about 5,000,000 populations (광역자치단체)
national server: it is to manage wide area servers in a country.

one community server per about 20 citizens- layer 5: the lowest server layer 각 마을 공동체가 관리하는 마을 서버
one county server per 20~100 community server of each town- layer 4: 각 읍면동이 관리하는 지역 서버
one local server per 10~50 county server - layer 3: 시군구 정부기관이 관할하는 시군구 서버
one wide area server per 10~50 local server - layer 2: 각 광역자치단체가 관할하는 15개 광역자치단체 서버
one national server for 16 wide area server: 중앙정부가 관리하는 국가 서버

For information about deployment and content of governmental servers, see governmental content and governmental deployment.

Business network

According to UNSPSC (United Nations Standard Product & Service Classification), OLPC Korea will provide server architectures for business sectors. It will be managed under national wide scale rather than local aspects; that is, there are only one business server in Korea with regional communities in it.

level 5 server: the lowest classification of products and services.
level 4 server:
level 3 server:
level 2 server:
level 1 server: the hightest classification of products and services.

For information about deployment and content of business servers, see Business Content and Business Deployment.

School server & its derivatives

Because schools (even kindergartens also) in South Korea are all connected to the Internet now and provided of stable electricity 24hrs/365days, composing a network (stand-alone or not) is quite easy.

However, because we hope school servers to connect to (an)other school servers directly with or without using current cable networks, and because we hope OLPC and its derivatives be supplied to not only schools but other organizations also, we also make some derivatives of school servers suggested by the OLPC foundation.

There will be various types of servers in South Korea, ranging from a server for only one person to that for 1,000 persons.

See Business Deployment and Business Content

Kindergarten network

There shall be 2~5 class servers per each kindergarten and those kindergartens shall also establish local to national kindergarten networks. See images below.

See below for softwares to be uploaded on kindergarten servers. XO Korea/network/kindergarten

Click Kindergarten Content to see content on each kindergarten server.

Primary school network

There shall be 10~50 class servers per each primary school and those primary schools shall also establish local to national primary school networks. See images below.

See below for softwares and content to be uploaded on primary school servers. XO Korea/network/primary school

Click Primary School Content to see content on each primary school server.

Middle school network

There shall be 10~50 class servers per each middle school and those middle schools shall also establish local to national middle school networks. See images below.

See below for softwares and content to be uploaded on middle servers. XO Korea/network/middle school

Click Middle School Content to see content on each middle school server.

High school network

There shall be 10~50 class servers per each high school and those high schools shall also establish local to national high school networks. See images below.

See below for softwares and content to be uploaded on high servers. XO Korea/network/high school

Click Middle School Content to see content on each high school server.

College network

There shall be 10~50 class servers per each college and those colleges shall also establish local to national college networks. See images below.

See below for softwares and content to be uploaded on college servers. XO Korea/network/college

Click College Content to see content on each college server.

Graduate school network

There shall be 10~50 class servers per each graduate school and those graduate schools shall also establish local to national graduate school networks. See images below.

See below for softwares and content to be uploaded on graduate servers. XO Korea/network/graduate school

Click Graduate School Content to see content on each graduate school server.

Professional education network

There shall be 10~50 class servers per each professional school and those professional schools shall also establish local to national professional school networks. See images below.

See below for softwares and content to be uploaded on kindergarten servers. XO Korea/network/professional education

Click Professional Content to see content on each professional education server.

Community network

There shall be 10~50 community servers per each town coummunities (읍 면 동) and those town communities shall also establish local to national community networks (시군구, 광역자치단체, 국가). See images below.

See below for softwares to be uploaded on kindergarten servers. XO Korea/network/professional education

Click Community Content to see content on each governmental server.

Government network

There shall be 10~50 governmental servers per each local government and those governmental servers shall also establish local to national government networks. See images below.

See below for softwares and content to be uploaded on governmental servers. XO Korea/network/government

Click Governmental Content to see content on each governmental server.

Business network

There shall be 10~50 class servers per each primary school and those primary schools shall also establish local to national primary school networks. See images below.

See below for softwares and content to be uploaded on kindergarten servers. XO Korea/network/business is a trial to establish ultra-low cost national communication infrastructure via OLPC XOs, XO Repeaters, and School/Government/Business Servers.

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Introduction

Local Adjustments

XO Support Korea

Some derivatives of OLPC

A larger OLPC: Type II OLPC TEST MODEL

OLPC Smartphone: Type III OLPC

Korean Mesh Network

Progress

Pre-primary schools

Launching OLPC in South Korea

Schools

Governmental Organizations

Business sections

Introduction

Local Adjustments

XO Support Korea

Educational XO Deployment in Korea

Educational XO Deployment by Region

Some derivatives of OLPC

A larger OLPC: Type II OLPC TEST MODEL

OLPC Smartphone: Type III OLPC

Korean Mesh Network

Progress

Pre-primary schools

Launching OLPC in South Korea

Schools

Governmental Organizations

Business sections

XO Content

Open Enterprise Architecture

Educational Content

Governmental Content

Business Content

XO Derivatives

Korean Mesh Network

XO Content

Open Enterprise Architecture

Introduction

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Korean Mesh Network

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