[Olpc-open] Pakistan's pilot project
Bryan Berry
bryan.berry at gmail.com
Thu Apr 3 02:51:32 EDT 2008
Salman, I am very curious about the Pakistan pilot.
Who has organized the pilot in Pakistan? Is it done through the Ministry
of Education, a local NGO, or by OLPC Boston? Who is funding it and who
is managing it?
Was there any teacher training involved? Do you have a plan to evaluate
the effectiveness of your work?
Bryan Berry
OLE Nepal
Kathmandu
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> From: salman minhas <sulmanminhas at hotmail.com>
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> OLPC Pakistan launch its first pilot project in slums between Rawalpindi and Islamabad with 27 XOs.
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> http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OLPC_Pakistan_Pilot
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> We just starts our journey. We will do our best to keep updating the wiki pages.
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> Regards,
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> Salman Minhas
> System Support Engineer OLPC: One Laptop Per Child - Non Profit Association
> OLPC Pakistan.
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> From: George Pope <gpope at pcmagic.net>
> Subject: [Olpc-open] Browser Generation
> To: kevin.delaney at wsj.com, olpc-open at lists.laptop.org
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> You may have coined a notable handle?
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> But your story disappoints. How many children whose parents are working
> 2 - 3 jobs, street Kids, gang members are are members of the browser
> generation? We need a serious survey doen't we. The poor in America have
> too much in common with poor everywhere. How many black men sent to
> prison during the Browser era were members of the Browser Generation?
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> Recently the SF Chronicle complained editorially asking who is going to
> pay into social security accounts when baby boomer's retire? Not todays
> street children unless they join the Browser Generation! Not today's
> children either here or still in Mexico and points South unless they too
> join the Browser Generation. No question a worker shortage looms. Todays
> children will contribute a lot more to the N American economy if today
> they are able to join the Browser Generation.
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> Have you seen http://www.librarianchick.com/ ?
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> http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120647629738663217.html?mod=djemITP
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> george pope
> san mateo ca
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