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One Laptop Per Child

January 2014

  • Pupils at a primary school in Rwanda

    View from the top
    Rwanda's next education challenge: teacher training and employability

    With primary school attendance at nearly 100%, Rwanda's education minister sets his sights on improving quality and tackling the country's high youth unemployment rates

April 2010

  • Yves behar glasses

    Glasses for classes: a design classic?

  • yves behar glasses

    US designer Yves Béhar's DIY spectacles for Mexico schools

March 2010

  • Rwanda laptops

    Rwanda's laptop revolution

    Rwanda has a plan to prevent any return to the genocide of 1994: connect 100,000 children to the outside world with their own laptops

November 2009

  • Derek Lomas

    PlayPower: 1980s computing for the 21st century

    Bobbie Johnson: 8-bit computers created a generation of programmers – now one firm is taking the same spirit of exploration to children in India and China

July 2009

  • Ask Jack
    Ask Jack

    Robust laptop required | Waterproof calling | Do I need .Net? | USB blocking | Backchat

April 2009

  • Nicholas Negroponte

    Technology blog
    Indian boost for One Laptop Per Child project

  • PDA
    The BBC's latest web prototype: a show designed to be chopped up on the web

March 2009

  • Technology blog
    ETech 2009: $100 laptop spinout boasts triple-threat screen

    The woman behind the design of the innovative One Laptop Per Child computer has a new project: a screen that combines a TV, computer display and electronic paper

February 2009

  • Building America's brains

    Michael Honda

    Michael Honda: To compete with countries like India, the US needs to stimulate greater technological ingenuity in its schools

  • Letters and blogs

    All a-Twitter | Negroponte's vision | Let's get Digital, Britain | That Google glitch | Macs redux redux |

  • One Laptop Per Child project, Nigeria

    Technology blog
    How do you make a laptop for £7?

    The Indian government is saying that it will soon begin production of an educational laptop for 500 rupees, about £7 in today's money. Well, the initial price will be twice that, but the Indian government expects the price to drop once mass production introduces economies of scale. Details are scarce at this point so it's difficult to say, apart from huge government subsidies, how India plans to produce such an inexpensive educational laptop

January 2009

  • Nicholas Negroponte

    The Sugar daddy for future generations

  • OLPC

    Digital rights, digital wrongs
    Laptops, not mobile phones, are the means to liberate the developing world

    Cory Doctorow

August 2008

  • The rise of the all-conquering Liliputer

    The number of models of low-cost ultraportable PCs has exploded to more than 100 in less than a year

May 2008

  • OLPC

    What will be the effect of Microsoft joining the OLPC?

    It will almost certainly mean that many more of the One Laptop Per Child machines will be sold

March 2008

  • Asus Eee PC

    Inside IT
    Are subnotebooks stepping out of the shadows at last?

    Jack Schofield
  • Girl with laptop

    Why falling Flash prices threaten Microsoft

February 2008

  • One Laptop Per Child project, Nigeria

    Crime fears as cheap PCs head for Africa

    Initiatives such as the OLPC and Classmate could mean an explosion in botnets in the developing world, warn security experts

December 2007

  • Why Tiffany's is threatening to have eBay for breakfast

    John Naughton: The jewellery company's legal action against eBay could have dire consequences for the auction website

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