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Revision as of 09:01, 11 August 2007
This page has been created for the Free Content Jam at Wikimania in Taipei, August 2007. The aim of the content jam is to create content for inclusion in the the XO-1DEPRECATED TEMPLATE - PLEASE USE {{W}} INSTEAD. (previously known as the $100 Laptop or Children's Machine) which is being developed by OLPC.DEPRECATED TEMPLATE - PLEASE USE {{W}} INSTEAD.
This page is a sitemap for all pages to be used in the XO-1's library. Creating the sitemap is the first step - the pages can then be collected (via dump? or spider) and converted into a "bundle" - see...
Deadline for inclusion in the next OLPC release
August 15, 2007
For August 1 and 2 this page acts as a demonstration page. After this, it should be taken as an important project to be implemented based on the pages listed on this page. Pages listed here should be of high enough quality and relevance for inclusion in the OLPC project.
Criteria
Pages that are inspiring but not useful also have a place. And who knows what use they'll make of the info, anyway?
The pages should be understandable to some extent by children of 6 to 16 - our material is mostly aiming at the upper end of this range. We might also consider that some of the "how to" information is more likely to be used by the adults in the village (even if the children have to read it out to them, where literacy is an issue). (This point about use by adults is just speculation on my part - I haven't talked about this with the OLPC people, and it's too early to say how it will be used, anyway. --Chriswaterguy · talk)
Apart from that, the page is more suitable the more it satisfies one or more of the following criteria:
- At least semi practical and/or doable
- Interesting or inspiring
- Economical feasible
I.e. an interesting and inspiring description of the Hexayurt will be of value, even if we think it's unlikely that many kids would ever use that information.
The idea of being "culturally appropriate" etc is something we can think about, but don't let this be a restriction - as users will be from a wide ranges of settings, culturally and otherwise, and it's ultimately for the users to work out what is appropriate for them.
Clarity
OLPC content is aimed at children of ages 6-16. Highly technical information should generally be made understandable by:
- making the English clear, and easy to understand, but without losing content; or
- creating a more straightforward page on Appropedia, which is then listed on the sitemap when ready.
Doesn't have to be everything
Note that this is just a base of offline information to be made available on the OLPC laptop. When net access is available, the users will be able to view the complete and up-to-date Appropedia site.
Languages
OLPC has volunteers to assist with translation of these pages into their supported languages (including simple English). This is a good opportunity for Appropedia to start to build its non-English language content, and build non-English language communities.
Sitemap
Water and sanitation
Building
Food
Projects
- How to make and use a sawdust toilet
- AEF greywater
- Sunny Brae Yurt
- Hexayurt
- Backpack frame bike trailer
- Greywater Ecuador La lagrima purificadora
- Kiva's straw bale greenhouse
- Old Growth Cellar rainwater catchment
- 4th and F St. Cob Bench
- Aleiha's parabolic solar cooker
- Campus Center for Appropriate Technology Natural Paint Project
- Original:Solar drying
- Original:Biomass
- Parabolic Basket Solar Cooker
How tos
- Knots
- Bathroom Toilet Unit
- Building compost guide
- Building with Pumice
- Ersson vermicomposting toilet (original)
- Harvesting sheet metal
- Home biogas system (Philippine BioDigesters)
- How to make and use a sawdust toilet
- Low voltage connection basics
- Night Reader
- Pulley
- Rope pump
- Water supply and purification methods for emergencies
- Weld wood
Maybe (not very readable)
Messy but useful:
Stuff from Category:CD3WD - pages not well linked together yet. Don't include these yet as this content does not have clear licensing with written permission, so is presumably not suitable for OLPC.
- Ferrocement Applications in Developing Countries
- Leucaena - Wood production and use
- Neem A Tree for Solving Global Problems
- Root crops
- Preserving Tomatoes
- Small Scale Maize Milling
- Small Scale Oil Extraction from Groundnuts and Copra
- Small Scale Vegetable Oil Extraction
- Small Scale Production of Lime for Building
- Technical Guide for Tilapia Farming
- Soil Preparation Equipment
- Solar and Energy Conserving Food Technologies
- Soil Preparation Equipment
- Traditional Field Crops