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''OLPC in Mozambique'' |
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This page is dedicated to those interested in XO machines in Mozambique. While there are currently no national-level deployments in place, |
This page is dedicated to those interested in XO machines in Mozambique. While there are currently no national-level deployments in place, 200 machines were delivered there by Rachel Kropa thanks to a donation from CAA. ([http://www.flickr.com/photos/12312003@N07 some photos from her trip]) |
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A few other machines have been sent to the country by other interested parties, including Jennifer DB (below) and there are groups interested in smaller pilot studies of the computers. Anyone interested in these studies, the country itself and relevant issues, or new ideas is welcome to submit their thoughts to this page. |
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=== Health Education Intervention === |
=== Health Education Intervention === |
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A health education activity |
A health education activity was designed for a pilot study in rural Zambezia, in northern Mozambique. This intervention was to put health education information on the laptop in an engaging manner, specifically related to HIV/AIDS and infectious diseases. The program was evaluated on its own and in conjunction with teacher training on the program. For program reports, see [[User:Jumpbean|Jumpbean]]. |
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See [[User:Jumpbean|Jumpbean]]. |
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Revision as of 14:32, 24 May 2010
OLPC in Mozambique
This page is dedicated to those interested in XO machines in Mozambique. While there are currently no national-level deployments in place, 200 machines were delivered there by Rachel Kropa thanks to a donation from CAA. (some photos from her trip)
A few other machines have been sent to the country by other interested parties, including Jennifer DB (below) and there are groups interested in smaller pilot studies of the computers. Anyone interested in these studies, the country itself and relevant issues, or new ideas is welcome to submit their thoughts to this page.
Location
Mozambique is located on the eastern side of the southern part of Africa. While Portuguese is the official language, English is often used in schools, and several other languages are spoken as first languages in different regions.
<googlemap lat="-15.707663" lon="35.507813" zoom="5"> -18.665695, 35.529562, Mozambique </googlemap>
Projects
Health Education Intervention
A health education activity was designed for a pilot study in rural Zambezia, in northern Mozambique. This intervention was to put health education information on the laptop in an engaging manner, specifically related to HIV/AIDS and infectious diseases. The program was evaluated on its own and in conjunction with teacher training on the program. For program reports, see Jumpbean.
Pre-installed Activities
- Chat
- Browse
- Write
- Record
- Paint
- Tam-tam
- Etoys
- Turteart
- Pippy
- Calculate
- Measure
- Memorize
- NewsReader
- Terminal
- Log viewer
- Analyze
- Acoustic Tape Measure
Future Deployments
Mozambique's current status is orange: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OLPC_Status_by_Country
contact: jumpbean@alum.mit.edu or feel free to leave a message on my page Jumpbean.
| Primary Language | ,|x|Language spoken::x}} |
| Number of Laptops | Number of manufactured laptops::200 |
| Keyboard Layout | Keyboard::OLPC Portuguese Keyboard |
| Build | ,|x|Software release::x}} |
| Date(s) Arrived in Country | ,|x|Has received laptops on date::x}} |
| School Server | ,|x|School server status::x}} |
| Deployment Status | Deployment status:: |