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Dec 25 2007

One Laptop Per Child: Part 1

Posted by Gorillapond in Education, Instructional Technology

I’ve been learning about the One Laptop Per Child’s XO laptop concepts and playing with the emulated environment. I’m completely impressed and excited. More on that later.

I’m completely excited that I have finally (after waiting 3 weeks) made first contact with someone at OLPC, who forwarded my information to someone who can help me directly. It’s just a baby step, but it’s much better than no contact at all.

We’re looking at getting a few demo units. Beyond that, I’d like to get a set for a whole class, and then the sky is the limit. I am so very excited.

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