Category Archives: OLPC

One Laptop per Child

Long Week in Technology Last Week

It’s been a long week in technology for me this week. I spent about five or six hours on both last Saturday and Sunday working on the website for my accessibility talk for the Refresh DC meet up on Thursday … Continue reading

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A Few Quick Things About the OLPC

Yesterday I met Justin Thorp, Rodney DeGracia, Stewart, and Partica over at Murky Coffee in Arlington, VA with our One Laptop per Child machines (OLPCs). We had a good time talking about our new laptops. Stewart even mentioned that the … Continue reading

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More Helpful Information for the OLPC

Today I have found a few more useful resources for the OLPC. http://dev.laptop.org/ – for bug tracking and source code for the OLPC http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/ – mailing list for the OLPC http://www.olpcnews.com/ – One Laptop per Child News http://wiki.laptop.org/go/USB_ethernet_adaptors – USB … Continue reading

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More General Information about the OLPC

There are a few things that I have noticed over the course of the day using the OLPC, the XO Laptop, or the $100 Laptop. One of the big ones is that if you take it to a coffee shop … Continue reading

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First Blog Post from my new OLPC – (One Laptop per Child)

This is really cool to be able to connect to the internet by wireless from another persons mesh network, I don’t have wireless. The typing on this key board is difficult since the keys are so small. They seem to … Continue reading

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