OLPC Europe/Community

Get involved

The spirit of OLPC includes one core thing: the community. This includes everyone, from the children and their families to their teachers and everyone who is collaborating towards the success of the project.

How to get in touch

* #olpc-europe (and #olpc-groups) on freenode.net

* Grassroots mailing list.

How to get involved

There are various forms of participation, including:

• Getting involved in OLPC
• Volunteering
• Community Building
• Grassroots Organizations
• Translating
• Developing
• Content creation
• ...

Volunteers

This is a list of people interested in collaborating within their abilities. It includes translators, editors, developers, coordinators, researchers, artists, *&c. Please add your name and city/country below (and your languages of choice), preferably, including your wiki user account.

• Aaron Kaplan (Austria)
• Alexander Todorov (Bulgaria) [translations, administrator of local OLPC group]
• Bastiaan Bakker (Netherlands)
• Bert Freudenberg (Germany)
• Carlo Falciola (IT)
• Chris Hager (Austria)
• Christoph Derndofer (Austria)
• Diana Cionoiu (RO)
• Filip Biljecki (Croatia)
• Florian Fainelli (France)
• Gregor Martynus (Germany)
• Holger Levsen (Germany)
• Jaume Nualart (Catalonia/Austria)
• Joko Keuschnig (Germany)
• Kristijan Fabina (Croatia)
• Luka Ivas (Croatia)
• Michele Notari (Switzerland) [Fields of interest: Pedagogy]
• Nicolas Thill (France)
• Marko Peica (Croatia)
• Samy Boutayeb (France)
• Tano Bojankin (Austria)
• Tom Hannen (UK)
• Vesna Misanovic (Germany)
• Xavier Carcelle (France)
• Alexios Zavras (zvr) (Greece)