As the story points out, these are problems that were and are well
known. One of the largest problems in Rwanda is that only 250 schools
were found in the initial deployment that had electricity. This is a
problem that has hampered deployment of the laptops from the beginning.
The focus of the OLPC organization has been primarily on acquiring the
laptops and getting them distributed (the numbers show the magnitude of
this problem).
The primary root result is that the laptops are not used to the extent
they should be. As you can see from the story, the capabilities of the
laptops are not an issue.
Tony
On 03/24/2015 12:00 AM, iaep-requ...@lists.sugarlabs.org wrote:
At?http://allafrica.com/stories/201503190336.html ?they are reporting that the
OLPC program is getting worse results than expected. They will be dropping XOs
for another device.
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