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One laptop per child?Filed in Notes, ILT on August 5th 06 . “OLPC is not about learning something, it is about learning learning. Children make things with their laptops, they explore and communicate. When a child, even in the most remote and poorest part of a developing country, is given an electronic game, the first thing he or she will do is discard the manual. The second is use the machine. The speed with which this child will acquire the knowledge to use the device is so astonishing, you risk thinking it is genetic.” Found via Seb Schmoller’s fortnightly mailing This is filed under Notes, ILT. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are closed for this post. |
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