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• 24 Mar 08
  

  Vicki Davis

  Import education learning

• 10 Jan 08
  

  mmarais

  olpc

• 14 May 07
  

  Brenda Dyck

  It's hard to argue with the idea that a top-down hierarchical
  structure suppresses good ideas from inspired practitioners (like
  students and teachers), as it short-circuits criticism of prevailing
  conditions that might make the system self-correcting.

  Creative-Class

• 21 Apr 07
  

  David Jakes

  interesting article on the potential of the olpc program

  networks learning 100laptop

• 19 Mar 07
  

  "What if every child in the world could have a free personal laptop? Put some e-books on it, make it Web-capable, and add a palette of media tools so children could work on creative projects. Wouldn't that be incredible?" Yes it would.
  
  

  elearn_magazine the_digital_divide linkingthinking delicious_import

• 10 Mar 07
  

  Alice Barr

  $100Laptop

• 09 Mar 07
  

  kanter

  Zuckerman touches on a final point that really never was a
  factor when computers were introduced to students the first time around.
  "I think the idea of making the machine an e-book reader and making
  libraries available by creating document caches a

  $100laptop linkblog

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  Mike Arsenault

  Can the $100 Laptop Change the World?

  olpc laptop $100laptop

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  Wesley Fryer

  laptop learning olpc 1to1 DigitalDivide digitalnatives

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  Susan Crichton

  $100

• 07 Mar 07
  

  Insight Observatory

  e-learning innovation

  • Here's an outrageous idea: What if every child in the world could have a free personal laptop? Put some e-books on it, make it Web-capable, and add a palette of media tools so children could work on creative projects. Wouldn't that be incredible?  When Nicholas Negroponte proposed this idea at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in January, 2005, it certainly seemed that way—like a noble dream. Two years later, that dream is an actual product that's just around the corner from delivery to the global schoolroom.
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  Riina Vuorikari

  e-learning innovation

  • Here's an outrageous idea: What if every child in the world could have a free personal laptop? Put some e-books on it, make it Web-capable, and add a palette of media tools so children could work on creative projects. Wouldn't that be incredible?  When Nicholas Negroponte proposed this idea at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in January, 2005, it certainly seemed that way—like a noble dream. Two years later, that dream is an actual product that's just around the corner from delivery to the global schoolroom.
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  susan van Gelder

  What will the impact of the $100 laptop be.

  1:1 3rdWorld laptops

• 06 Mar 07
  

  Alec Couros

  Yes, yes it can. Quoted: Education and Technology in Perspective: eLearn magazine is the source for news, information, and opinion regarding online education and training.

  education software schools olpc

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  Will Richardson

  education OLPC pres_ideas

• 05 Mar 07
  

  era-ser

  education e-learning learning management opensource

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  glen gatin

  opensource education OLPC

• 27 Feb 07
  

  Reuven Werber

  Can the "$100 Laptop" Change the World?
  True Constructivism around the world fired by the "$100 Laptop"

  education global elearning $100laptop constrctivism

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