Dear OLPC team,

I think it was some of the good questions that Sameer asked last time during
the workshop. I think we need to answer these questions so that we can get
better support from general public in Nepal. I am not against OLPC
personally but I think those questions were really good questions that he
asked and worth thinking about.

1. OLPC has never been tested how can we be sure that it will last 5 years?
2. Government spends 40 to 50 US $ in a year per student in Nepal. Does this
include the cost for teacher, books and uniform for the children.
3. Won't there be any extra cost apart from 150$ while deploying laptops to
the kids?
4. After buying laptops will the kids be really free from buying books and
note books?
5. If yes what will the kids do when they are out of primary schools, how
would they know how to write on notebooks?
6. Will there be an another 100 $ laptops for the kids which government will
have to buy for them, when they are out of primary school.
7. How will we get money for computer maintainence, network infrastructure?

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Warm Regards,
Sagun Dhakhwa
Sambad Project,
Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya
Patan Dhoka, Lalitpur, Nepal

Mobile:00977-9841-310488
homepage: www.outlines-rnd.com/sagun
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