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Database of open Teaching and Learning Materials, in all languages; anyone may teach to their web camera in this open wiki. Information technologies here include human minds. Anyone may teach to and learn, in real time, in a virtual world, like Second Life, using the wiki-like Google calendar, for example. |
- Database of open Teaching and Learning Materials, in all languages; anyone may teach to their web camera in this open wiki. Information technologies here include human minds. Anyone may teach to and learn, in real time, in a virtual world, like Second Life, using the wiki-like Google calendar, for example. |
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Video capable hand held computer devices (e.g. OLPC and mobile computer devices - with robust video bandwidth and infrastructure in OLPC countries, and everywhere). |
- Video capable hand held computer devices (e.g. OLPC and mobile computer devices - with robust video bandwidth and infrastructure in OLPC countries, and everywhere). |
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Translation between all languages. Using Google Wave translation? Be able to add Languages wiki-like? |
- Translation between all languages. Using Google Wave for translation? Be able to add Languages wiki-like? |
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- WUaS ability to provide high bandwidth infrastructure for OLPC countries |
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Laptop/Desktop |
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One Laptop per Child size screen (6x4 inches), capable of virtual worlds like Second Life, and all related technologies as they develop, and streaming video; web pages - markup languages, what people create and do with this, etc. |
One Laptop per Child size screen (6x4 inches), capable of virtual worlds like Second Life, and all related technologies as they develop, and streaming video; web pages - markup languages, what people create and do with this, etc. |
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Mobile |
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Handheld size screen (3x2 inches); NY Times' mobile format |
Handheld size screen (3x2 inches); NY Times' mobile format, with video, and translation of this, as video broadband develops |
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Televsion |
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ubiquitous around the world |
ubiquitous around the world |
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Printer |
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Printable teaching and learning materials from World University & School for OLPC countries, and everyone, from OLPC and hand held devices. |
Printable teaching and learning materials from World University & School for OLPC countries, and everyone, from OLPC and hand held devices. |
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Plone certificate? (http://plone.org/ - A powerful, flexible Content Management solution that is easy to install, use and extend. Plone lets non-technical people create and maintain information using only a web browser. Perfect for web sites or intranets, Plone offers superior security without sacrificing extensibility or ease of use.) |
Plone certificate? (http://plone.org/ - A powerful, flexible Content Management solution that is easy to install, use and extend. Plone lets non-technical people create and maintain information using only a web browser. Perfect for web sites or intranets, Plone offers superior security without sacrificing extensibility or ease of use.) |
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Drupal certificate? (http://buytaert.net/on-drupal-certification-programs - Dries Buytaert developed Drupal). |
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