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===Summary=== |
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'''Joke Machine''' allows XO users to start a multimedia jokebook with images and sound effects and invite others to read their jokes via the mesh. Friends can also submit their own jokes to a shared jokebook. The jokebook author can edit and reject all submissions. |
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This activity helps with reading, writing and cultural learning. Each culture has its own jokes which reflect a unique world perspective. |
Children love to hear and tell jokes. This activity helps with reading, writing and cultural learning. Each culture has its own jokes which reflect a unique world perspective. |
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This is a WorldWideWorkshop project - see the [http://www.worldwideworkshop.org/olpcwiki/index.php?title=Joke_Machine WorldWideWorkshop wiki page]. |
This is a WorldWideWorkshop project - see the [http://www.worldwideworkshop.org/olpcwiki/index.php?title=Joke_Machine WorldWideWorkshop wiki page]. |
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Revision as of 23:15, 17 September 2007
Description & Goals
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| Contributors | |
| Antoine van Gelder | |
Summary
Joke Machine allows XO users to start a multimedia jokebook with images and sound effects and invite others to read their jokes via the mesh. Friends can also submit their own jokes to a shared jokebook. The jokebook author can edit and reject all submissions.
Children love to hear and tell jokes. This activity helps with reading, writing and cultural learning. Each culture has its own jokes which reflect a unique world perspective.
This is a WorldWideWorkshop project - see the WorldWideWorkshop wiki page.