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Carla - This report is wonderful. We love your strategy, stories, and photos. It feels like being there and seeing the children's excitement and passion for learning in a new way. Post more like this one! Cheers, your friends from World Wide Workshop, NYC. |
Carla - This report is wonderful. We love your strategy, stories, and photos. It feels like being there and seeing the children's excitement and passion for learning in a new way. Post more like this one! Cheers, your friends from World Wide Workshop, NYC. |
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== Power shortages reported == |
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(apologies: I drafted a comment like this, but lost it somewhere in the wiki..) |
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I recently read a news report [http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20070629/od_afp/nigeriaeducationit_070629183418]about power shortages at the Galadima School. I have seen general information elsewhere in the OLPC wiki about alternative energy sources, but wanted to know if you had a more specific response to this article. I detected an implication that energy problems were not foreseen by OLPC. I'd like to blog about your project, so I'd appreciate any comments you have. Thanks. |
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[[User:Themingway|Tom]] 03:45, 2 July 2007 (EDT) |
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Revision as of 07:45, 2 July 2007
Carla - This report is wonderful. We love your strategy, stories, and photos. It feels like being there and seeing the children's excitement and passion for learning in a new way. Post more like this one! Cheers, your friends from World Wide Workshop, NYC.
Power shortages reported
(apologies: I drafted a comment like this, but lost it somewhere in the wiki..)
I recently read a news report [1]about power shortages at the Galadima School. I have seen general information elsewhere in the OLPC wiki about alternative energy sources, but wanted to know if you had a more specific response to this article. I detected an implication that energy problems were not foreseen by OLPC. I'd like to blog about your project, so I'd appreciate any comments you have. Thanks.
Tom 03:45, 2 July 2007 (EDT)