May 21, 2007One Laptop Per ChildOne Laptop Per Child (OLPC) is a non-profit educational initiative spearheaded by MIT Media Lab's Nicholas Negroponte. His vision is to provide free laptops to children in developing countries, funded by donations and fueled by a low-cost laptop design whose cost will approach $100 as technology develops. It's important understand is that this is not a commercial initiative tied to a particular laptop or specific technology. Instead, the focus is on providing a life-changing educational resource to the next generation of children. Negroponte appeared on 60 Minutes this week, which spurred me to collect some online resources about his project. Here's a collection of links I gathered about OLPC: One Laptop Per Child And here's a presentation given by Negroponte in 2006:
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May 23, 2007 9:18 AM I work with underprivlege children and would like to know more about this |
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