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One Laptop per Child

BiB : Rural edition. Samuel Klein sj@laptop.org. One Laptop per Child. Luquia, Peru. About this session interrupt with questions!. Use cases from OLPC communities Low-connectivity and offline book use: readers for all audiences browsing and discovery

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One Laptop per Child

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  1. BiB : Rural edition Samuel Klein sj@laptop.org One Laptop per Child

  2. Luquia, Peru

  3. About this session interrupt with questions! Use cases from OLPC communities • Low-connectivity and offline book use: • readers for all audiences • browsing and discovery • Writing and publishing • interaction, workbooks, collaborative books • publishing and distribution

  4. Peru, 2008-2011 • A new digital 1st-5th grade curriculum. Initially: PDF and doc (for editability)

  5. Peru, 2010 (offline)

  6. Uruguay, 2007-2011

  7. Uruguay, 2009 (online)

  8. Types of rural classrooms • Fairly connected. Regional servers • Offline with school servers, or offline for stretches of time at home / for research • Offline, one-room schools, extensive group learning

  9. Types of use • Visual books (literacy, photobooks, comics) • Structured books with annotation, localization, and updates (Texts, manuals) • Thousands of heavily linked texts (Wikipedia) • Highly collaborative texts (wiki papers) • Workbooks and interactive/programmable texts (html5, dhtml)

  10. Classroom and offline collaboration

  11. eXe: dhtml texts and workbooks

  12. Recap: hard school use cases • Often offline • Every reader or node its own server • Search everywhere, aggregate • Every reader is an author • Publish early and often, iterate, store additions • Every work has versions • Modify, annotate, collaborate as a rule • Listing 'related works' is compex

  13. Questions!

  14. ( lastly: enjoy your books! )

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