Christian Einfeldt wrote: [snip]
I am producing the Digital Tipping Point film, and we traveled to Extremadura Spain to film their school system. They have one computer for every two kids IN EVERY CLASSROOM. By contrast, here in San Francisco, most schools don't have any computers in any classrooms, and many of the computer labs are only open after school. Who's poor now?
Christian, I remember seeing articles about OSS in Extremadura, but do you have any links to online resources that mentions "one computer for every two kids IN EVERY CLASSROOM" ?
The reason being, I really would like to post them to the talkback associated with this article:
http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/hardware/0,2000061702,39185096,00.htm
"Every NSW [Australia] public school would have one computer for every six students under a $795 million plan, NSW Premier Bob Carr announced yesterday."
All the best Jacqueline McNally Lead, OpenOffice.org Marketing Project
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