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Overview of how the OLPC laptop works

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Subido el 30 de marzo de 2010 por EducaMadrid

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So what do kids actually get in an OLPC laptop? A group based in Wellington, New Zealand are spreading the word about the small, robust laptops that can be donated for around US$100 each to a third world kid. Many of them meet weekly to develop and test applications - referred to as \"activities\" that can run on the laptop\'s operating system called \'Sugar\'.

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So this is the write activity, so that you can share stories and that you can write together. 00:00:00
The next one along is the scrapped activity. 00:00:17
Right, it's sort of a visual program, snap together all of these things and make a program. 00:00:19
The next one along here is just showing a browser, so this is a web browser. 00:00:26
So this is in the first view here, showing me the neighbourhood, all the laptops that 00:00:33
are connected to the same network as it is. 00:00:37
So because they're on the same network they can chat together. 00:00:40
The last one there, that's showing you the activity there. 00:00:44
So when we go along the buttons there, that there there, this is what we're seeing here, 00:00:47
the activity there. 00:00:51
The child can choose which activities are displayed. 00:00:54
The child can choose which ones they want to appear in the ring and which ones they 00:00:57
just want to hide. 00:01:00
On the laptops here, there's the camera, it's here. 00:01:04
The microphone. 00:01:11
And then if you spin it around they can carry it around like that if they want to. 00:01:15
The rotate button, rotating the screen here, there's your start button. 00:01:20
And you've got gamer keys, so you could play an activity or read a story using the keys 00:01:24
to zoom or to page up, page down. 00:01:29
And you were saying you can put one child here and one child on the other side of the screen. 00:01:32
Yeah, exactly. 00:01:36
They have little carry handles so that kids are walking to school, they can carry it like that. 00:01:42
This is our website, maps.google.nz. 00:01:51
Take off the .nz and you get the engineers website. 00:01:54
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Idioma/s:
en
Autor/es:
One Laptop per Child Initiative
Subido por:
EducaMadrid
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial - Sin obra derivada
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686
Fecha:
30 de marzo de 2010 - 12:58
Visibilidad:
Público
Enlace Relacionado:
One Laptop per Child Foundation
Duración:
02′ 17″
Relación de aspecto:
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