This video explores my visit to a mobile computing lab in Baramati, India. It explores the mobile computing lab, which features two dozen thin-client computers installed on a bus. I also show my visit to a rural primary school classroom, and meeting some of the local village children who aren’t enrolled in school — and thus have no access to the technology.
baramati, computers, digitaldivide, Education, India, kids, labs, pc, schools, students
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#1 by indigangsta007 at July 29th, 2008
Very nice Andy.. I am from Phaltan (20 mins from Baramati) and I went to a similar school. Today I am a metallurist working as a R&D engineer in fortune 500 company in OH. I am glad for people like you who help the poor. If possible I will be glad to contribute