Nigerian students power up their OLPC laptops
Four years ago, I was proposing a similar idea. I'm just glad it's now real.
www.halfbakery.com/idea/Third-world_20iAppliances via CNet News: news.com.com/2300-1041_3-6175025-4.html?tag=ne.gall.pg Photo Credit: Ahmad Dan-Hamidu OLPC interface video: www.ivr-usability.com/olpc/olpc.html Running OLPC on your Mac / Windows: www.edgargonzalez.com/2006/11/21/emulating-the-olpc-xo-on... Comments
Yahoo!!!!!! says:are those laptop free????? can i have one????
please......... hmmm.... one laptop for me
(OLFM)
wingless_pilot says:Wow, this picture I took of Khaled and my
team in the LEA Primary School Galadima, in
Gwarimpa Estate's Phase-2 section (Abuja,
Nigeria) still rocks. I miss the project, no
thanks to my government's lack of enthusiasm
for such a noble cause.
wingless_pilot says:Theres Dr. Christopher Onosode at the upper
left-hand corner (wearing native kaftan with
cap), looking at some paperwork on a desk.
The two gentlemen sitting near the blackboard
are members of the PTA Board. Others standing
beside Khaled are teachers of the school. I
was hanging out with the kids from the rear
of the class...where I took this pic from.
silverthief2
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calistapowell says:
Could I use this photo for a keynote presentation on the One Laptop Per Child association for a school project?
Posted 21 months ago. ( permalink )