Does anyone disagree with the assertion that "most Sugar use is in a
school/classroom setting"?
Hi
The two largest OLPC deployments, Peru and Uruguay account for 50% of
XO laptops.
Peru, 60% of use was in school [1]
Uruguay home use > school use [2]
Uruguay was 100% take home, Peru had a
Hi Alex
If you want to lodge a request on Trac its
https://bugs.sugarlabs.org/query?component=Sugar+on+a+Stick+(SoaS)
Tony
What feature request? I don't keep up to date with the fedora community,
but there have definatly not been any recent localisation discourse on
sugar-devel or iaep.
I think 8pm Boston is 1am Tuesday UTC.
Tony
Where: irc.freenode.net #sugar-meeting (chat.sugarlabs.org)
When: Monday, 2 November 23:00 UTC (Boston 8PM*) [1]
Who: Sugar Oversight Board and Sugar community members
What: Discussion about membership and the upcoming election, the new
website
On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 09:28:51AM +0300, Dan Tenason wrote:
Some more interesting Sugar and XO numbers.
At the site https://www.one-education.org/ OLPC Australia is reporting
that 2,370 out of 42,329 phoned home.
I can't find those numbers on that website. Do you have a link
Yes
Hola
I will be at Edujam. I am in Paraguay 7-13 October. I would like to
discuss Android at the hackaton.
Tony
In the context of the next eduJam [1] in Paraguay, we plan do a hackaton.
Who plans be there, and what topics do you would like discuss/hack?
Gonzalo
[1]
Hi
Spirituality for Kids seems to be closely associated with the Kabbalah Center.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabbalah_Centre
Tony
On Fri, Aug 23, 2013 at 4:35 PM, James Simmons nices...@gmail.com wrote:
Walter,
Several points in your digest got my attention. First, I like the
On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 05:07:36PM -0700, Caryl Bigenho wrote:
I am customizing some XO-1s for an elementary school. When I
download extra Activities, how do I get them to persist without
having to keep them in the Journal? For some reason, one machine
does this. The Activities remain
Martin
Sorry, compatibility not transition.
Tony
On Sat, Apr 13, 2013 at 11:21:26AM +1000, fors...@ozonline.com.au wrote:
Thanks to everybody who has contributed to the discussion so far,
particularly to Sean for his well researched post on Android
developments.
The choices as I
1 Android kernel + Ported linux libraries + Sugar
2 Android kernel + Datastore/Collaboration replacement + Sugar rewritten in
HTML
3 Full Android + Datastore/Collaboration replacement + Sugar activities
rewritten in HTML
4 Full Android + Datastore/Collaboration replacement + Sugar activities
Thanks to everybody who has contributed to the discussion so far, particularly
to Sean for his well researched post on Android developments.
The choices as I understand:
0) Do not have an Android transition plan
1) A suite of Activities with a common look and feel but leave things like file
Hi
A little English language documentation on the Butia is:
http://www.fing.edu.uy/inco/proyectos/butia/mediawiki/index.php/Main_page_%28English%29
Tony
For all those who were at the OLPC SF meeting today, Andres Aguirre
tells me that the CAD design will be updated in a few days to the
1) What is the latest total number of XOs of all types deployed around the
world, including developer machines, G1G1, large deployments, and small
deployments.?
(The wiki says 2 million as of March 2011� two years ago.)
At the top of http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Deployments
There are
Alan
even better
thanks
Tony
I change the .ta to this automatic version that begins in 1 and continues..
see .ta attached..
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http://www.datapointed.net/visualizations/math/factorization/animated-diagrams/
Beautiful, thanks for sharing. If anyone does code this up, please allow
for stepping (rather than playing) and allow kids to enter numbers and
factors, so they can guess and look for patterns. Or kids could
Hi
As a beginner, I found creating a Sugar Activity difficult. More difficult than
creating a program to run from Terminal or Pippy. You might get better value
using Pygame and writing something that can run from Pippy. The goal could be
to create more Pippy built in samples.
If you are going
Thanks
I did not realise that it was all self reported data, I assumed that there was
Journal data too, my Spanish is not good enough
Tony
Thank you, Tony
Unreliable? IMO most definitely, if the goal is to figure out *actual* use
Alas, you are probably correct in that there is no better
Thanks Mike
Maybe Sugarlabs should be developing for Android as a longer term strategy. It
looks like the future of kids educational computing is with Android tablets.
Can the Sugar Activities be ported to Android or is it back to the beginning?
Would it be better to concentrate on just
do you think it were possible to somehow push into the server (and then
up to the Internet) suitably anonymous data that tells at least what
activities have been started (at least a count within a timeframe, say,
every week)?
As part of this cloud effort?
Reason: After all these years,
some Pi ideas
http://tonyforster.blogspot.com.au/
Hi Guys...
My raspberry pi arrived yesterday and I want to put it into the little clear
plastic case I got for it. Ed and I have both tried toopen it with no luck.
We don't want to break it. If anyone on these lists has one, can you tell
Hi
Show source functions are greatly improved in later Sugars, there is a dropdown
menu in the frame which can show (a) the encoding of the 'document' (b) the
source of the Activity (c) Sugar source
What is its effect on users? Only a very small percentage of users will use
this beyond
Hi Pedro
The main target audience for the XO laptop and Sugar is primary school, grades
1-6. Younger children will have difficulty using a computer. Many of Sugar's
Activities are usable by older children, I think Sugar still quite suitable for
grades 7-8. Older children may find the Sugar
And the guys in the US can do amazing stuff while we are asleep in Australia
:)
And a TA project to interact with Alice...
-walter
On Sat, Nov 17, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Walter Bender walter.ben...@gmail.com
wrote:
I wrote a bit of Python glue [1] so that you can load the Alice engine
into
Caryl
Temperature (thermister). Which of these will work best?
www.allelectronics.com/make-a-store/category/770/Thermistors/1.html
You want the resistance at 20C, 70F to be very roughly mid way (in terms of
voltage) in the measurement range of the XO. This gives the best range and
accuracy.
Thanks Mike
These 2 links use the 3 terminal device LM35D, its advantage is that its output
is linear and calibrated, its disadvantage is that it requires +5V from the USB
socket
http://www.flickr.com/photos/curiouslee/sets/72157631756048008/with/8081515681/
Hello all.
Thanks for all the support with this project.
At Tony's suggestion, I downgraded the XO-1 to build 883 (11.3.0), and the
the We Do works fine in TurtleBots.
Walter shared his new We Do plug in, which worked fine with Turtle Art 160.
Thanks.
Gerald
Hi
Maybe though, the Sugar
Gerald
Maybe the baud rate or the device name do not match.
Somewhere in the Arduino plugin code it searches for ttyusbn where n=1,2,3 ...
Your Arduino board could be ttyusbn or ttyacmn where n increments each time you
replug the Arduino. Somewhere, I think /dev , you can see what your
When I do the grep, I get nothing returned.
When I go into the /dev directory, there is nothing ttyUSBn.
What do I do now?
Gerald
Hi
Just tried a Arduino Duomillenove on 2 XO-1.5, one running os373pyg Sugar 0.88,
the other os883 Sugar 0.94
first dir /dev, get a long list of devices
Alan,
Upon doing some research, apparently /dev/ttyACM0 is the identifier for
the board.
Do I have to modify the plugin? If so, how do I do this?
in my blogpost i give a link to a dirty hacked version for ttyACM0
This version http://www.box.com/shared/bsf8tmj6al is hard coded to
Gerald
Thanks for the update.
I just this link to a project using the TI Launchpad as a robot brain:
http://e2e.ti.com/group/microcontrollerprojects/m/msp430microcontrollerprojects/496334.aspx
I am going to give it a try.
I have just got my MSP430 launchpad and am planning the next step.
You can have arduino IDE too with a yum install arduino I believe.
Peter
Yes, it worked for me
http://tonyforster.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/arduino-and-xo-laptop.html
Tony
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PIR Motion Sensor - Easy-to-use motion detector with an analog
interface. Power it with 5-12VDC, and you'll be alerted of any
movement.
Can be connected to the OLPC XO microphone input and the USB socket
for power.
See
Kevin wrote
What your explanation makes clear is why people typically pay 3rd parties to
develop educational material with pre-tested sample circuits and included
parts. The average teacher will not have the expertise to just find a sensor,
make a circuit, connect it, use software like
Hi
For the thermistor I used a TDC05C247 thermistor, Specifications:
NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) Thermistor
Operating temperature range: -20 Celsius ~ +125 Celsius
Maximum power rating: 500mW
Nominal resistance at 25 Celsius 4.7k ohms
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08rBCczTT94
Tony
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http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/iaep
Saludos, Greetings
We are celebrating Software Freedom Day in Melbourne Australia
110 Grey Street East Melbourne from 10am, Saturday
OLPC laptop demonstration, all day
OLPC/Sugar talk at 11:45am
Tony
Saludos a todos,
Con motivo del Software Freedom Day, quiero invitarlos a todos, amigos y
http://www.technologyreview.com/view/429206/emtech-preview-another-way-to-think-about
EmTech Preview: Another Way to Think about Learning
Why I hope kids in Ethiopia can teach the rest of us something profound about
education.
Nicholas Negroponte
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Hi David
You have written a wide ranging piece which is difficult for me to respond to
comprehensively, please permit me to respond to just a few points.
1) Working against school systems
Though Sugar/OLPC are unashamedly constructivist/constructionist, I don't think
it is accurate to
Game programming languages such as Game Maker handle collisions fairly
well. Unfortunately Game Maker is only available for Windows and Mac.
The sample Superball at
http://www.rupert.id.au/schoolgamemaker/samples3/ simulates inclined
planes and Newton's Cradle fairly well though I did need
Yes
As predicted, Measure's stereo input on the XO-1.5 worked and the biggest
problem was the triggering
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3vKVTW1LQA
Tony
On Sat, Jan 7, 2012 at 5:26 AM, Dominik Granada dgran...@frks.pl wrote:
Hi,
did anyone try to repeat Ch. Stoll sound wave measurement
Tom
Yes the smaller screenshots are better as per James' suggestion.
It is good if you can show the tooltip and manually add a cursor which shows
the next step. I have edited the first screenshot to show what I mean. (You
might want to redo it though to get consistent colours and size)
I have
Carlos
Thanks for your comments. Walter will reply but meantime here are my thoughts.
The reason I brought up the Circle-the-Cat game
http://www.members.shaw.ca/gf3/circle-the-cat.html
was not to discuss its value as an educational program.
Yes, understood, but it did trigger an idea for a
Carlos,
you ask:
* Are we willing to take that risk waiting for Sugar or should we propose
alternative solutions to the authorities?
* What is more important, free software or the education of the children who
are attending school today?
My answer is that we should consider alternative
Carlos
The checksum calculated in TurtleArt
http://tonyforster.blogspot.com/2011/11/turtle-checksums.html
Tony
English Text Follows Spanish Text
Pensamos este podr�a ser un tema interesante para un proyecto usando
algunas de las aplicaciones en las computadoras del Plan Ceibal.
Valerie
Flossmanuals is a wiki. Walter indicated that is where he was editing. It is
the source of the help files, I think. Flossmanuals is where I would prefer to
do editing. I was just replying to a request by Caryl in supplying this data.
Tony
Question - Wikis are designed for
Caryl
To edit the Help Activity in Windows
#download the help sugar bundle
use this link -
http://activities.sugarlabs.org//en-US/sugar/downloads/latest/4051/addon-4051-latest.xo
#unpack the sugar bundle
rename help-13.xo to help-13.zip
open help-13.zip
copy the directory Help.activity to
(added IAEP to the distribution because this is more about the education than
the tech)
simon wrote:
Ok, the reason why I brought this up is that git is one of our main
tools for development and if we ever want kids to start developing...
The idea that including git has educational
.. The only activity shipped with Sugar is a very old version of Turtle
Art./
Plan Ceibal installed that Sugar 0.87.1, (on Ubuntu 10.04.3) because they
didn't Know that TurtleArt Runs on
Ubunto+Gnome, they think that running Turtle Art under Sugar is the only Way
to install it.
Spanish translation follows
The accelerometer works in Turtle Art because the XO-1.75 operating system
makes the data available to Activities in
/sys/devices/platform/lis3lv02d/position
If the Magallanes MG2 operating system also does this then the accelerometer
should work in Turtle Art. If
On this Computer I don't have the device called
/sys/devices/platform/lis3lv02d/position
I don't Know where can I look the accelerometer
I Zipped the whole /sys/devices/ directory here:
http://mediagala.com/borrar/devices-magallanes_MG2.zip
If it works like the XO then you are looking
Here is an English language synopsis of Manuel Vargas Alegria's detailed and
insightful post in Spanish
(my apologies for any misrepresentations)
Manuel raises 3 arguments from education research literature:
1)
ICT is transplanted into the education systems of developing countries rather
than
Thanks Carlos
The fact is that Sugar has many problems. Most of the education software
available through the large number of XOs distributed has been written by
computer experts without any consultation or feedback from the educators that
specialize in the 6-to-11-year-old students for
Hi
When you install an Activity, the xo bundle, which is a zip file, is unzipped
and copied to /home/olpc/Activities
The Activity is installed when you click on a xo bundle or download or copy
(maybe?) a bundle to the journal.
Deleting a xo bundle from the journal depends on your build, on
I have not had a chance to replicate the issue yet, but what I did was
start writer then go to neighborhood and try to invite the other PC. I
expected an invite on the other PC but nothing.
this might help, if you are using a wifi access point for the networking, skip
the first 2 steps
the new K-12 Science Framework published by the National Academies of the
United States.
https://download.nap.edu/catalog.php?record_id=13165#orgs
Thanks Caryl
The first dimension, 1. Scientific and Engineering Practices
gives lots of opportunities
Its emphasis on
*data collection and
Does anybody know what this announcement means? Did they merely put the
page up before it was ready?
http://education.gov.vc/index.php?option=com_contentview=articleid=125Itemid=107
Their home page shows that they have already distributed 2000 of some other
kind of netbook with a blue
Hi Valerie,
Valerie Taylor vtay...@gmail.com wrote:
I would like to access the course: Introduction to XOs for the
classroom. It needs a key for access. I have sent a Moodle message to
Liddy Nevile - listed as the teacher for this course.
You could try http://laptop.moodle.com.au/
What is the objective of these Moodle courses? Were they created for
specific audiences? Would it be ok if others who are interested in
Sugar access them?
I could have this wrong, I would need to view the moodle resources, but I
believe that it is a clone of a Moodle course done for OLPC
Hi
I did some work on writing a text based dungeon program. The dungeon file is
purposefully plain text and can be easily edited by kids in Write.
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Tonyforster#Text_dungeon
The idea was that kids develop literacy and numeracy skills by creating
dungeons and
Valerie
Thanks for the helpful comments.
A problem of educational resources developed by an open source community is
that people have 'scratched their own itch' and there are lots of disconnected
education resources but little overall structure. This is not a criticism of
the community,
http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/politics/free-laptops-all-very-well-but-how-best-to-use-them-in-testing-times-20110511-1eitv.html
initiatives that focus primarily on the provision of computers are not
successful because the computers aren't used to their full potential ...
Putting computers in
Anish
If someone can get the night mode on the camera to work, it might turn
out to be an interesting experiment ;-)
I was able to alter the camera controls, crank up the gain and get to
the noise limit but may not have enabled a specific 'night mode'
http://bugs.sugarlabs.org/ticket/2651
Thanks
I have linked at http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Vuelta_a_Uruguay
Tony
Respondo a la reciente solicitud de ideas para proyectos relacionados con la
pr�xima Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay:
S042 - Entendiendo la Bicicleta
9. We had a preliminary brainstorming session regarding what types of
projects we might do in conjunction with the Sugar Labs cycling team's
participation in the Tour of Uruguay at the end of April. Read about
it here: [[http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Vuelta_a_Uruguay]].
Google translate:
I am working on a project where kids will measure tempature and humidity as
part of testing and designing solar stills.
What kind of jack do I need to connect to my sensors?
I assume I plug it into the microphone jack and that should work with the
Etoys World Stethescope.
Steve
You need a
Caryl
explore features for the water/health lessons some of us are working on for
Haiti.
You can also use the XO to measure salinity
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Activities/TurtleArt/Using_Turtle_Art_Sensors#Measuring_Water_Salinity
Has anyone else used one with an XO? If so, what kind?
Just a single convex lens of short focal length gives impressive results
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Activities/TurtleArt/Using_Turtle_Art_Sensors#Microscope
Tony
Does anybody know how Mary Lou Jepsen fitted plastic lenses to an XO
and used it as a microscope? Aha! here it is.
Has anyone from the Sugar community considered making an entry to the
Apps for Development contest?
http://appsfordevelopment.challengepost.com/
A requirement is that the application use a data set from the World
Bank. This might make it difficult to make something for children, but
Has anyone from the Sugar community considered making an entry to the
Apps for Development contest?
http://appsfordevelopment.challengepost.com/
A requirement is that the application use a data set from the World
Bank. This might make it difficult to make something for children, but
Caryl
I am interested in hearing more of your project,
what would the math games look like?
What is the skill level of the programmers?
How was Scratch inadequate for their needs?
Two alternatives to consider are Turtle Art and Pippy/Pygame.
Turtle Art, like Scratch is very 'low entry', its
Carlos,
translating:
The book is
Mindstorms, Children, Computers and Powerful Ideas Mindstorms
Children, Computers and Powerful Ideas
http://www.amazon.com/Mindstorms-Children-Computers-Powerful-Ideas/dp/0465046746
Scott
Thanks for your comments. As this is now more a discussion on
education, I have copied to IAEP.
Background for the IAEP list:
Suggested experiments for using TurtleArt with external sensors are at
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Activities/TurtleArt/Using_Turtle_Art_Sensors
The
Here's a Start, just add yours to the list:
Getting to BIOS
eeePC 701 F2
eeePC 900 Esc
Dell Inspiron F12
Award Bios Del
LanParty bios ctrl alt esc
Instructions are usually displayed on the screen but you have to be a fast
reader
Advice from a 17 year old: just press
Quoting Edward Cherlin echer...@gmail.com:
I have a partial draft of a textbook on the subject at
http://www.booki.cc/discovering-discovery/ It encourages XO owners to
explore on their own and find out what questions they have before we
give them answers.
I like the idea. It encourages users
Hi
You might get some ideas from
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Walter#Libre_Planet_talk
or
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Tonyforster#Software_Freedom_Day_Melbourne_2010
Tony
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As to be expected - based on my own experiences while I was in Peru as
well as talking to a lot of people who've worked there in the past -
these first results aren't particularly great.
Thanks Christoph
Is there an English language version, Google Translate is a bit of a mess.
Some of the
Interesting
More on visual and text programming languages
http://www98.griffith.edu.au/dspace/bitstream/10072/24250/1/52212_1.pdf
Tony
Quoting K. K. Subramaniam kksubbu...@gmail.com:
On Tuesday 28 Sep 2010 2:59:57 am Dr. Gerald Ardito wrote:
The 5th graders took pretty well to Etoys. It is
Hola
El problema de pizza se ha discutido en este hilo, que tiene
exactamente 920 pesos y pizzas costo 160 y 120, ¿cuántos puede comprar?
Turtle Art pueden resolver problemas complejos, sólo por diversión,
aquí es una solución
The pizza problem has been discussed in this thread, you have
*Tony* - *Having a FOSS culture means that lots of smaller design
decisions are made which empower the learner*
Soren
I find it a bit strange being asked to explain FOSS culture. I run Windows on
my computer and see myself as a little bit of an outsider.
It is, I guess, difficult to define
While I am asking, is there a reason why the files for the XO-1 for 852 are
.img and fs.zip while those for Dextrose are .img and .crc?
Think its the difference between signed and unsigned builds, to use the crc one
you need to be unlocked.
Thats if I have it right.
What a depressing talk... Did anyone see any learning happening?
-walter
Walter
I presume you refer to the student achievements being at the lower end of
Bloom's Taxonomy: internet search and data retrieval with little evidence of
having thought about the information on the way?
In one
Soren
I hope a non-Sugar anecdote is OK.
I had a year 6 (aprox. 11year old) student in my class programming in a
TurtleArt/Etoys/Scratch like drag and drop programming language with top end
extensibility through a scripting language.
He found a strategy game with quite complex coding in the
I have been using OS258py
It is unsigned and requires that the XO's be unlocked but that's not too hard
to do for a small deployment
Later py builds are even better but I havent tried them
The main advantage is having Gnome. If you get stuck trying to do something in
Sugar, you drop briefly
maybe print zero decimal places if they have followed your instructions but
print a float (maybe with an explanation) if it evaluates to not a whole number
Hi Tony,
thanks for the suggestions. I've been thinking about some of those things
myself already.
I have only one comment:
On
Hi
I ran the introduction as Python code with Pippy
this was probably not what you intended yet
but it looks good
I added run() to the end of the file
it gave errors for .lowercase() so i deleted them
Lines of text break in the middle of words
it is good how you respond if students type
http://www.seaton-olpc-ug.org/?q=node/227
Hi
Can some of you send me some links to sites with free ebooks/digital
textbooks suitable for use in primary schools... English is ok. Need to be
culturally unbiased if possible. I need these for for folks doing
Contributors Program
Quoting Raul Gutierrez Segales r...@rieder.net.py:
Yes, thanks all and specially Raul and Tabitha. When is the next meeting?
How about next Wed (Jun 9th)?
What time?
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East coast Australia is UTC +10, (NZ I think is +12)
For me, avoid UTC 14 to UTC UTC 19
Tony
On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 10:32, Tabitha Roder tabi...@tabitha.net.nz wrote:
Do we have a time yet for our next deployments meeting? Last message I have
is that we said Wednesday 9 June.
What time
Ian
Do you think that the solution is to create a new and more narrow list which
meets the needs of deployers and teachers or to narrow the scope of IAEP and
moderate it to keep it within scope?
My understanding if IAEP is thats its a catch all, if you only follow one
list, its the one to
This study seems to make a powerful argument in favor of ramping up the
quantity of e-book content on school servers.
Books in the home as important as parents� education level
http://www.unr.edu/nevadanews/templates/details.aspx?articleid=5450zoneid=8
Thank Chris
Even more interesting
Video of Australian OLPC deployment at http://7pmproject.com.au/video.htm
Select full episodes on RHS, Tuesday 25 May, Missing children's day; One Laptop
Per Child
Video starts after advertisement, after missing children's day, a little over
halfway through the video
Yes, please, all meetings listed in UTC.
There are now proposals for Deployment and Community meetings. What are the
scope of the two meetings? Is there overlap? Are both going ahead?
Attending meetings is a big commitment from Australia/NZ, they are typically
4am local time, we understand
my recollection it is except for the name scratch and the cat.
that is, you can create a fork if you dont call it scratch and you dont use the
cat graphic
tony
Is Scratch free software now? I believe it didn't used to be. The
license page in ASLO is empty:
Also about Scratch variations..I came across panther
http://scratch.wikia.com/wiki/Panther
Thanks Rafael for finding Panther. Looking at the dates its only just been
released.
Its a strong endorsement of Sugar's educational philosophy, open source, low
entry, high ceiling (or Turtles all
Quoting Caryl Bigenho cbige...@hotmail.com:
Caryl
Open the Log activity and see if you are generating any error messages
You will find a lot of warnings already in the logs but you may see
some new error messages, particularly in the log for write after you
paste
Tony
Hi Folks...
A
Hi Dinko
A Pippy example of reading data from the microphone input would be good. See
Measure and Turtle Art experimental fork for code.
It would be good if the samples you create could also be used in the Turtle
Blocks programmable Python block
Tony
Hello everyone,
I'm Dinko and I'll
I've been following your comments on this. Am I the only one who
finds this charming but at the same time strangely disturbing
If you mean the intrusion of the outside world into their idyllic
lifestyle - no
If you mean the interviewee talking about Darwinian social evolution - yes
On
Caryl
A little more research by me
the interviewed social Darwinist is Robert Wright, the author of Nonzero
http://www.nonzero.org/
The filmmaker is Righteous Pictures http://righteouspictures.com/
Wright seems to believe that there is a higher purpose to biological
and social evolution,
Looks like it might be part of the Oxford Reading Tree
http://fds.oup.com/www0.oup.com/ort/2/intro.html
Tony
you probably have all this but:
A: a floppy
B: the second floppy
C: the hard drive
D: etc additional drives in the time order windows discovered them
To eject, click on the remove hardware icon at the bottom right
left click is less confusing than right click
you get a list of removable drives,
Fwd: OECD releases a new report on technology use and educational
performance in PISA
Dear all,
The OECD Centre for Educational Research and Innovation, in cooperation
with the OECD Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry and with
the support of the Norwegian Ministry of
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