[OLPC India] India Digest, Vol 16, Issue 13

[MOBIN M]

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> Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 02:53:31 +0530
> From: "Manusheel Gupta" <manu at laptop.org>
> Subject: [OLPC India] Fwd: [Gsoc] Google Summer of Code 2008
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> FYI
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> -Manu
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> From: Samuel Klein <meta.sj at gmail.com>
> Date: Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 4:25 AM
> Subject: [Gsoc] Google Summer of Code 2008 : welcome to the OLPC
> discussion
> list
> To: "Google Summer of Code @ OLPC list" <gsoc at lists.laptop.org>
>
>
> Dear gsoc'ers,
>
> I sent some of you this email as a welcome to the list when you were
> subscribed : welcome to the OLPC Summer of Code mailing list!   This list
> is
> for anything and everything related to Summer of Code at OLPC.  Feel free
> to
> ask any questions you have, propose new project ideas, or discuss the
> relative priority of the proposals on the Summer of Code ideas page.[1]
>
> We are currently recruiting mentors; please point potentially interested
> people at our SoC overview page : http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Summer_of_Code
>
> We will be accepting student applications through Google's interface for
> the
> duration of next week.
>
> Best wishes, and welcome again,
> SJ Klein
> sj at laptop.org
> +1 617 529 4266
>
> [1] As a few people noted in our IRC discussion today, the ideas page
> should
> be shorter and better classified according to interest (among mentors) in
> the projects there.  Please help revise them and sort the unfinished ones
> to
> a separate section.  (if you are currently working on olpc projects, feel
> free to start a separate section for potential projects related to your
> group's work).
>
>
>
hello everyone,

I am student from India. I am interested in the olpc's Google Summer of Code
idea for a typing tutor named Typing Turtle. I have a simple question. We
have already a typing tutor *Typewriter<http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Typewriter>
* activity by Aneto. So whether we will be adding support for all new XO
builds  to Typewriter or will be implementing a new typing tutor named
Typing Turtle from the scratch. I think Tuxpaint has olpc XO support now. So
if possible, we can add XO support in Tuxtype too. The reason why I am
interested in this project is just because I have added Indic language
support in Tuxtype and also currently one among the developers of Tuxtype.
So I hope my experience will help to achieve our goal.


thanks
mobin
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