The One Laptop Per Child project as re-launched its Give One Get One program, making it possible for individual customers in developed nations to donate an OLPC XO laptop to a child in a developing region—or donate a notebook and set their hands on one of the OLPC XO laptops for themselves. Although the program was embraced last year by donors willing to support the project to get computers to children in developing nations, the initial Give One Get One program plagued by shipping and delivery problems. This year, the One laptop Per Child project has partnered with Amazon.com to handle shipping and fulfillment in hopes of improving customers’ experience.
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OLPC Give One, Get One Program Returns
- By: Geoff Duncan •
- Published: November 17, 2008 •
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