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Welcome to the One Laptop Per Child project! There are lots of opportunities for everyone to get involved in the project, from hardware to software to less technical content creation. |
Welcome to the One Laptop Per Child project! There are lots of opportunities for everyone to get involved in the project, from hardware to software to less technical content creation. Some ways to contribute are: |
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* developing software, like creating new activities for Sugar |
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* developing hardware, like [[Peripherals|periphals]] for the XO |
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* contributing artwork through [[Community:Art|the art community]] |
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* developing educational plans |
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* helping test activities, like joining [[Review squad|the Review Squad]] |
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* and anything else you can think of... |
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== Communities == |
== Communities == |
Revision as of 01:31, 21 December 2007
Welcome
Welcome to the One Laptop Per Child project! There are lots of opportunities for everyone to get involved in the project, from hardware to software to less technical content creation. Some ways to contribute are:
- developing software, like creating new activities for Sugar
- developing hardware, like periphals for the XO
- contributing artwork through the art community
- developing educational plans
- helping test activities, like joining the Review Squad
- and anything else you can think of...
Communities
There are a number of communities on the OLPC wiki, dedicated to different purposes. A basic directory can be found here.
Regional Communities
Regional communities are based around grassroots organizations and other groups of interested people who are near one another.
- regional community groups can be found at Regional community groups
- interested users can also join the [Grassroots] mailing list
Contribution Communities
Contribution communities are based around groups of people who have a shared skill, interest, or concentration and want to contribute to the project with a specific skill.
- Art community members contribute artwork and graphic design to realize various projects
- other communities will be added soon!