On Fri, May 24, 2013 at 7:13 AM, Kapil Gupta <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> We are working in  Jamui, a naxal-affected district in South Bihar, with a
> focus on bringing e-education closer to the people to improve access to
> knowledge and government services to people. The idea is democratisation on
> IT, even to the far flung corners.
>
> Not having right knowledge of government rules, processes and schemes leads
> to information arbitrage and people succumbing to bribery.
>

If it is a naxal affected area, then they probably know the rules. :)

> Currently we are teaching school children with basic computer and internet
> modules spread across a week. A pilot has been done in two schools this
> week.

Which OS?

Why only children?

If you are teaching in schools, then thin clients with w/o RPI or
better models  would be ideal.


>
> We are facing three basic issues: 1. Availabilty of computing machines to
> children
> 2. Electricity 3. Long term and reliable  trainers
>
> 3rd has been solved with help of the local youth who are volunteering to
> take the training. 1 and 2 keep hampering the targets.
>

solved?

This method is known not to work well.

> We wanted to
> 1. Get your inputs on how can we make the delivery more sustainable
> 2. Check how we can scale up in 10 months. whom should we reach out to

Where is your project specification document?



Best

A. Mani


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