Template:Country box

Set Country param

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Country Information
ISO Country Code	Set Code Param
Wikipedia Article	Set Wikipedia Link
Government Support	Set Support Param
Deployment	Set Deployment Param
Languages
Keyboard Layout	Set Keyboard Param
Written	Set Written Param
Spoken	Set Spoken Param
Secondary Written	None
Secondary Spoken	None

Peru

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Country Information
ISO Country Code	PE
Wikipedia Article	Wikipedia Link
Government Support	Sponsored Trials
Deployment	Demonstration (under 50 machines)
Languages
Keyboard Layout	Spanish Layout
Written	Spanish (es)
Spoken	Spanish (es)
Secondary Written	None
Secondary Spoken	English (en)

This template provides an overview of the OLPC activity in a country. You call the template filling in all the parameters, where some of the parameters are special numbers.

Here's an example of what to put in your wiki page:

{{Country_box|
  Country=Peru|
  Code=PE |              
  Wikipedia=Peru|
  Support=7|
  Deployment=4|
  Keyboard=[[OLPC_Argentina_Keyboard|Spanish Layout]]|
  Spoken=Spanish (es)|
  Written=Spanish (es)|
  Spoken2=English (en)}}

These are the parameters:

• Country - ISO country name
• Code - ISO two letter country code
• Wikipedia - The name of the English Wikipedia article unless its just the country name
• Support - Commitment of government support to OLPC

1. Unknown
2. Low and not OLPC Priority
3. Low and OLPC Priority
4. High Level Interest
5. Commitment in Principal
6. Sponsored Trials
7. Contingent Adoption
8. Adoption

• Deployment - Progress on deployed laptops into country.

1. Unknown
2. None
3. Demonstration (under 50 machines)
4. Trial (50 to 500 machines)
5. Intermediate Trial (500 to 5000 machines)
6. Wide adoption (over 5000 machines)}}

• Keyboard - Keyboard Layout. Please use a link like [[OLPC_Argentina_Keyboard|Spanish Layout]]
• Spoken - Primary spoken language.
• Written - Primary written language.
• Spoken2 - Secondary spoken language(s).
• Written2 - Secondary written language(s).

For languages, please use both the English name of the language and the two (or, if none, three) letter language code for the language. You may use a link like [[Spanish language|Spanish (es)]]

The template works pretty well although floating tables can always have troubles with very wide pages.