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Not a branch of OLPC, but a group effort of many individuals working to provide information on whats going on with OLPC. Take everything here with a grain of salt, as these are written by different people and sometimes they have their info wrong. For example, in one article it made out OLPC to be doing a 3.5 million dollar project in Africa (which prompted a "where'd they get the money?"), but in reality it was a different organization who just named the effort OLPCorps. |
Not a branch of OLPC, but a group effort of many individuals working to provide information on whats going on with OLPC. Take everything here with a grain of salt, as these are written by different people and sometimes they have their info wrong. For example, in one article it made out OLPC to be doing a 3.5 million dollar project in Africa (which prompted a "where'd they get the money?"), but in reality it was a different organization who just named the effort OLPCorps. |
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==OLPC Evaluations== |
== OLPC Evaluations == |
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http://www.teachingmatters.org/evaluations/olpc_kappa.pdf |
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evaluation done in a Harlem middle school. |
evaluation done in a Harlem middle school. |
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Revision as of 21:21, 11 March 2009
Websites for info
http://www.olpcnews.com/
Not a branch of OLPC, but a group effort of many individuals working to provide information on whats going on with OLPC. Take everything here with a grain of salt, as these are written by different people and sometimes they have their info wrong. For example, in one article it made out OLPC to be doing a 3.5 million dollar project in Africa (which prompted a "where'd they get the money?"), but in reality it was a different organization who just named the effort OLPCorps.
OLPC Evaluations
http://www.teachingmatters.org/evaluations/olpc_kappa.pdf
evaluation done in a Harlem middle school.