My thoughts on all of this are pretty well documented, but I'll just
mention briefly - again - that the cost of the laptops viewed alone may
seem worthwhile to some and not worthwhile to others. However, when
looked at in the context of a national economy, I find the Negroponte
initiative
Hi Bonnie
I think it is an great to produce computer at that price, but I also think if
the manufactures wanted to refurbish computer would be better for the poor
people and environment do you think?
Telecentro Trajetoria Mundial
http://spaces.msn.com/telecentrotrajetoria/
EDUCAÇÃO BÁSICA
I have posted about this before. I once encountered a teacher returning
to college in her late forties or early fifties who was quite confirmed
and proud of the fact that she and computers had done a thorough and
complete job of keeping their distance and not meeting for any purpose.
This
Pardon for the cross posting. I spotted this on a local education list/serve
and was wondering if anyone had thoughts on the merits of the statement or the
study.
Paul Mondesire - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$14 Million Study Proves Student Laptops Ineffective Academically
Another in a long line of
hi Digital Divide Network community -
the most talented author of books about openoffice, solveig haughland,
blogs that barnes and nobles is telling her publisher that there is no real
demand for openoffice books and that they won't stock her excellent new
openoffice 2.0 book.
see
this is a large file. (about 450 megabytes.) it looks and sounds pretty good.
Why don't you compress it? I don't know any video blogger who would tolerate a
file that large.
Andy
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