This blog is devoted to stories, and philosophies around technology and education, specifically the idea behind one-to-one (1:1). One-to-one means that in a school environment there is a ratio of one student to a laptop to use throughout the school day, at any time, with fully integrated instruction. In theory in this environment, student instruction not only changes, but so does almost every facet of the school's function.
According to an AP article and confirmed on the OLPC website, the Give One Get One OLPC XO Program will be extended until the end of the year (December 31, 2007). How long before the program is extended indefinitely. It has to happen!
Labels: Give One Get One, OLPC
posted by James O'Hagan @ 6:04 PM
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Born in Silicon Valley, raised around the United States. Graduated from Purdue University with a major in Elementary Education and minors in History and Coaching. Completed masters work in Education Leadership at Lewis University in Romeoville, IL. Currently a technology coordinator at a school that focuses on students with learning disabilities. Hold CCNA and CCNP licenses and have picked and chosen various other technologies to study.
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