10-minute Talk at We Make Health Fest, University of Michigan, Saturday, August 16, 2014
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Remote areas often lack access to education resources, but community hotspots are helping address this issue. These hotspots provide WiFi access and devices preloaded with educational content to give people in remote communities opportunities to learn. The document discusses how one man went from working with MIT to volunteering with a nonprofit focused on getting low-cost laptops and Raspberry Pi devices to underserved areas, allowing people there to access educational content through the community hotspots.
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10-minute Talk at We Make Health Fest, University of Michigan, Saturday, August 16, 2014
- 1. Remote Areas Community Hotspots for Education and Learning http://worldpossible.org Mike Lee, AARP, @curiouslee We Make Health, August 16, 2014
- 2. A collage showing my journey from being corporate liaison to the MIT Media Lab to joining the OLPC volunteer community and then to Lubuto Library. 2
- 8. RACHEL-Pi Low Cost DIY Hardware
- 9. Try It !
- 10. Try It ! You can access the RACHEL content from the Raspberry Pi server on this table! WiFi ID: RACHEL at We Make Health Password: wemakehealth From your device’s web browser, access this site: http://192.168.1.2
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- A collage showing my journey from being corporate liaison to the MIT Media Lab to joining the OLPC volunteer community and then to Lubuto Library.