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OLPC Mission, Part 1: Principles and Child Empowerment

One Laptop per Child: http://laptop.org

It’s an education project, not a laptop project. Inexpensive, durable, networked laptops are important to better education everywhere in the world, empowering children and communities, and sharing access to modern skills with every child on the planet.

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14 Responses to “OLPC Mission, Part 1: Principles and Child Empowerment”

  1. hey ,

    I got a …
    hey ,

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  2. pichuchamendizabal on November 24th, 2009 at 8:38 am

    In Uruguay, …
    In Uruguay, children got this great opportunity and now they have a new tool to help them along their education and the most important thing is making the difference between these children and the ones whose parents can buy anything much narrower everyday. All kids in the world should have the same oportunities, they deserve that and more!

  3. excellent movie
    excellent movie

  4. weefunProductions on November 24th, 2009 at 8:38 am

    agree
    agree

  5. Education + freedom …
    Education + freedom + intelligence + praying – borders = change the world

  6. Sorry, meant to say …
    Sorry, meant to say “what”. And yah, I know what you mean. Textbooks do cost loads of cash.

  7. College books, …
    College books, they’re really expensive. A friend of mine studies medicine, one of his books costed $149.99USD. He was really mad at it being .99…

  8. But book …
    But book have you bought that costs $ 100 ?!

  9. yeah but the thing …
    yeah but the thing is our country has those resources and the oportunity is there hard to get but its there for them they dont have it in anyway shape or form

  10. We it will but …
    We it will but before marketing for the common people starts there giving to the ones who need it who cant drive down the street to best buy or Wal-Mart etc..

  11. can we online …
    can we online videos from youtube on this laptop?

  12. Mr. Negreponte …
    Mr. Negreponte needs to make this machine available in the USA. First, it has a screen that works outdoors which I desperately need on my farm. Second, it will drive down the price of other PCs as people realize they don’t need Microsoft Windows which needlessly adds about $200 to the price of most PCs. A laptop should be so cheap everyone has one. We need your campaign in the USA too. Throw us a lifeline Mr. Negreponte!—-regards, WER

  13. a book can cost 100 …
    a book can cost 100

    this laptop cost 100 but have unlimited information in it via internet ,it is a life saver for the poor and thrist for kwodlege

  14. “our mission, not …
    “our mission, not our market” heh… I wonder how long it took to get that line into your literature after the Classmate PC came out. :-p

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