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Amy Stark

User Generated Training Video for One Laptop Per Child

In the midst of my discussion about the One Laptop Per Child, I found hundreds of training videos like this on You Tube. I challenge you to watch this and not be impressed with the $100 laptop designed specifically for 6-12 yr olds.

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