On Dec 1, 2006, at 3:23 , Dethe Elza wrote:
The main wiki page for OLPC emulation is here:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OS_images_for_emulation
Alright. I didn't know about that. I had seen a blog post (maybe
yours, can't remember off-hand) that linked to images for VMWare.
But the page
Reading through some literature of
The Future of Learning Group of the MIT Media Lab
http://learning.media.mit.edu/projects.html
There are astounding statements - in any sense one chooses to take the
word astounding.
My favorite is right near the top.
Point 2, in fact.
2) established
On 12/1/06, Arthur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Reading through some literature of
The Future of Learning Group of the MIT Media Lab
http://learning.media.mit.edu/projects.html
There are astounding statements - in any sense one chooses to take the
word astounding.
My favorite is right near
Tom Hoffman wrote:
This is why I find it so amusing everytime someone writes that the
problem with OLPC is that it is just about hardware and there isn't
any educational philosophy behind it.
Well we certainly agree about something. There is an educational
philosophy behind it.
And
Arthur wrote:
And is only welcoming to people who are not like-minded.
Why aren't you against it.???
Don't you see its the like-mindedness that is the root of the problem,
and the root of my reaction to this Educational Philosophy because it
contradicts everything it purports to represent
Who was it that stated they would prefer to be governed by the first 500
people in the Cambridge telephone book than the Harvard faculty? (I
think it was WFB.) Same goes for MIT.
We do not live exclusively or even mostly in a digital world. All the
best parts are analog, especially the soft
