http://pages.ucsd.edu/~bgoldfarb/comt109w10/reading/Kraemer-OneLaptop-Vision-vs-Reality.pdf http://pages.ucsd.edu/~bgoldfarb/comt109w10/reading/Kraemer-... >Ne

http://pages.ucsd.edu/~bgoldfarb/comt109w10/reading/Kraemer-OneLaptop-Vision-vs-Reality.pdf http://pages.ucsd.edu/~bgoldfarb/comt109w10/reading/Kraemer-... >Negroponte seems to question whether teachers are needed at all. Speaking about providing the rural poor a solid educational basis for development at the 2007 Digital, Life, Design conference in Munich, Germany, Negroponte said: “It’s not about training teachers. It’s not about building schools. With all due respect [to Hewlett-Packard’s e-inclusion efforts], it’s not about curriculum or content. It’s about leveraging the children themselves. >David Cavallo, OLPC’s chief education architect, says, “We’re hoping that these countries won’t just make up ground but will jump into a new educational environment.” The OLPC people thought they were going to cause a literal, actual revolution in learning. Didn't happen.