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One Laptop per Child, an education project

posted: February 14, 2008 - 11:12pm by fffgrose -- visit fffgrose 's blog
tags: computing, education, learning technology, networking, OLPC
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The One Laptop per Child education project has new technology that advanced to mass production of laptops in November 2007. In a special Give 1 Get 1 program, over 150,000 laptops have been sold to donors in the USA and Canada for US$ 399 ($ 199 for a personal laptop, and $ 200 for a laptop to be given to a child in Afghanistan, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Haiti, Mongolia, or Rwanda).

The compact, but advanced, hardware and software is being used to build a new computing, networking, and learning environment to especially support children in the developing world.

With so many people interested in the project, new communities have formed to address a wide range of technical and social issues. A Health focus team has been recently energized with teams and individuals colle...

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