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One Laptop per Child: Is Criticism Welcome?

Untouchable? OLPC, the Church, and the Red Cross
Untouchable? OLPC, the Church, and the Red Cross
News of a tentative agreement between Libya and One Laptop per Child made headlines earlier this week. The 2B1 Children’s Machine is designed to be a low-cost, low-power laptop, targeted at developing nations. While agreements with Brazil, Argentina, Nigeria and Thailand have also been reached, India rejected participation in July. Economist Atanu Dey writes about his skepticism of OLPC and the Indian government’s reasoning in his blog.
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