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...wledge. I can't help thinking that it is unlikely that these "third-world" communities have had much genuine say in the OLPC project's design and planning... Once ...create large redundant libraries in multiple locations, and decentralized communities that make the use of any library difficult (and possibly unsafe) due to tra

=== For local communities === ...arth to allow laptops in. But who knows? They are talking about ending the Korean War officially, with a Peace Treaty and all, and about reopening the railro

...Chinese characters are used by various countries, including China, Japan, Korean, Vietnam, etc. The Unicode group unified the characters as CJKV unihan area ===Korean===

...located in Long Beach, California, and in Lowell, Massachusetts. Sizeable communities also exist in Washington and several other states." SEARAC also provides li ...ndic]], [[Igbo]], [[Italian]], [[Japanese]], [[Khmer]], [[Kinyarwanda]], [[Korean]], [[Kreyol]], [[Macedonian]], [[Malayalam]], [[Maltese]], [[Marathi]], [[M

{{Korean translation}}</noinclude> ...ests that the impact of empowering children, their teachers, families, and communities with computation and communication has a net positive impact on learning, s

...d difficult question with a growing literature and several quite disparate communities of interest with quite different views on what is appropriate or desirable. alphabets such as Korean Hangeul and the Shavian alphabet for English

{{Korean translation}}</noinclude> * Connecting emigrants and expatriates to their home [[countries]] and communities.

...on poor homes with not as much electric stuff and first world homes and communities with a lot of stuff ...re looking for a talented Instructor Volunteer willing to travel to remote communities where OLPC is targeting insertion.

{{Korean}} ''This article is an experimental effort of the Korean XO community. If you want to see the mesh network plan of OLPC, see [[Mesh_

{{Korean translation}}</noinclude> ...support online (either on the internet, or within the local mesh networks) communities of practice for the users of these tools? Areas where faculty can exchange

{{Korean translation}}</noinclude> Yes. A major objective of the OLPC is that communities and their children preserve their cultural heritage and have the tools to b

{{Korean translation}}</noinclude> Which of the targeted regions/communities did the design team engaged with BEFORE starting the project? How long did

{{Korean translation}}</noinclude> ...n additional, modest allocation of machines will be used to seed developer communities in a number of other countries. A commercial version of the machine will be

{{Korean translation}}</noinclude> ...elecommunications is in and of itself of benefit to the children and their communities. There may be local regulatory issues that need to be addressed.

...wledge. I can't help thinking that it is unlikely that these "third-world" communities have had much genuine say in the OLPC project's design and planning... Once ...create large redundant libraries in multiple locations, and decentralized communities that make the use of any library difficult (and possibly unsafe) due to tra

{{Korean translation}}</noinclude> ...ol and regional servers in other countries, OLPC, and other free knowledge communities worldwide.

{{Korean translation}} ...critical social needs. One tactic that has worked well is to invite local communities to propose what they will contribute in order to be chosen. This does not i

{{Korean}} ...ks) also such as [http://www.yawlfoundation.org YAWL],and those from Linux communities.

...s such as [http://www.mozilla.org/ Mozilla]. XO Korea was started by a few Korean citizens, most of them residing in the Jejudo island of Korea. ...riations]], [[XO Korea/Open Enterprise Architecture]] and [[XO Korea/Local Communities]] etc.

...system, every citizen participating in every social decision via XO and [[Korean Mesh Network]]. Through OLPC-like reforming the Korean government, we hope to reduce the governmental budget to 1/3 of the current

...l'' of an each organization or a social architecture which composing their communities or nation. By participating in writing ''source codes'' of Korean societies, they can debug a ''current'' governmental organisation, a corpor

{{Korean}} Fortunately for Korean people, Shanghai China is very near to the Korean peninsula, only about 500 km on the sea. Therefore, the XO logistic cost of

{{Korean}} ...lications (activities) or to promote the development in Korean open source communities.

...Korean]] to [[XO Korea/Korean]] </nowiki>. For old version, see [[XO Korea/Korean/old version]]. </small> | name_english = Korean

{{Korean}} ...ganization. Its legal status as an NGO is just to conform with the related Korean law (and, other laws in the future), which requires a structured type of or

...Mandarin-, Cantonese-, Japanese-, Korean-, and Russian-speaking immigrant communities.

{{Korean}} We are contacting various vendors and communities to introduce those mesh phones when XOs are distributed to Korea.

{{Korean}} ===[Tier 3] Server No.1310 Rural Communities & Towns ===

{{Korean}} ===[Tier 3] Server No.1533 Technical Support to Agricultural Communities ===

...cipate|collaborative]] site about the OLPC project and related [[community|communities]]. <br/> We are currently working on {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} pages in over twe ...spects of education to discuss how to improve education and build informed communities through better collaboration and connection.

{{Korean}} {{:XO Korea/government server/ No.1310 Rural Communities & Towns /lang-ko| 농촌개발·복지증진 }}

{{Korean}} {{:XO Korea/government server/ No.1533 Technical Support to Agricultural Communities /lang-ko| 농업·농촌 기술지원 }}

...d Thailand. A modest allocation of machines will be used to seed developer communities in a number of other countries in early 2007. A commercial version of the m Help the ongoing translation work of [[PO-laptop.org-ko|Korean]], [[PO-laptop.org-pt|Portuguese]], and [[PO-laptop.org-zh-CN|Simplified Ch

{{Korean}} ...lity of a prototype MODEL MODEL MODEL... and LEARN LEARN LEARN (With your communities, of course)

{{Korean}} We have two fixed offices, one modern building and the other being small Korean traditional house.

{{Korean}} We have two fixed offices, one modern building and the other being small Korean traditional house.

{{pending| Korean translation }} ...network across a town. This would very much needed in order to connect a communities of laptops together.

<span style="font-size:80%"><center>{{:Template:Korean}}</center></span> ...hildren living in Korea and lesser-developed countries, particularly North Korean and some Asian nations.

{{Korean}} ...top decision-making layer of each region in Korea. Currently, there are 16 Communities in Korea, and each ''Community'' controls the developing Activities of each

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{{Korean}} Local communities of ''OLPC Korea'' is operated by parents, volunteers, and (if any) employee

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{{Korean}} ...ds. Participants also seek to promote the responsiveness of organizations, communities, and other educational institutions to individuals' needs and educational p

{{Korean}} == Communities developing learning materials ==

{{Korean}} ==Associations and communities==

{{Korean}} This article is to present information on local XO communities and the Busan Educational Authority (Office of Education controlled by Mini

{{Korean}} ...re Korea, each located in a ''County Information Center'' sponsored by the Korean government.

{{Korean-ko}} ...ut works independently and proceeds various projects of its own. Grassroot communities like OLPC Korea in every corner of the world is actively promoted by OLPC.

# Check the "Translation communities" section, below, to see if your languages have been added. If not, use the ...see [[:Category:translators]] that can help you out. Note that translation communities are listed under the language they are translated ''from-to,'' pair, so if

* helping Korean government participate in XO deployment: [[XO_Korea/XO_Deployment|XO Deploy * supporting open source communities in Korea: [[XO Korea/open source community|Open Source Community]]

{{Korean}} ...efforts, OLPC Korea support the software development of Korean open source communities, and is proceeding a few development projects. One of the most important on

{{Korean-ko}} =주민자치센터 Self-governing Grassroot Communities=

{{Korean-ko}} Self-governing Grassroot Communities

{{Korean-ko}} ...rnmental offices in town or county level into ''self-governing residential communities''. [[XO_Korea/community_server|Community Servers]] in each town shall prov

...rly high percentage of geeks on Slashdot, digg, hackaday and various other communities would not only purchase them, but I would venture that this would spur syst The keyboard layouts for Korean and the languages of India have the vowels under one hand and consonants un

...but understanding the issues that such a deployment will raise within the communities. How about a test in Bangladesh, Guatemala and an English, Spanish or Frenc ...Activities, which, by default, will be provided with XO to children, into Korean. However, I can't find PO files for them. Please let me know where can I fi

...thods'': Our current input system (XKB) is not enough for Chinese/Japanese/Korean, and even existing customers like Ethiopia have needs which are met with co ...an carry out their own education projects / help empower projects in their communities? How can we share knowledge and inspiration across different types and sty

...ne like Google could not find Korean language answers to common searches. Korean companies filled the gap with a service which "crowdsources" answers by hav ...science, discussions, and cultural media online, one wonders what kind of communities and resources will exist once all countries gain widespread internet access