The document summarizes a student group project about the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) initiative. It discusses how the group researched OLPC by reviewing their website and finding related videos, blogs, and pictures. It also describes how the group created a website using Dreamweaver to share their findings about OLPC, including information on the initiative, the XO laptop, participating countries, and children telling their stories through the laptops. The website had a top header, two columns for navigation and content, and a footer, with one level of information and no subpages.

1. Lotte Martens Marie Stegen Zori Tzvetkova Jennifer Vinas-Forcade

2. Our topic Based on the One Laptop Per Child initiative - OLPC What is the OLPC initiative about? What do they expect children to use the internet for? How does OLPC change the role of children in their use of internet?

3. Data collection Started learning about OLPC, reading their wiki and institutional website. Divided data collection to find related videos, blogs or websites created by children, pictures, countries involved and dreamweaver how-to’s Online research + book Classroom in a book. The official training of Adobe .

4. Our findings The project is in different stages of implementation in different countries. In most places it is still too soon to see results. Children are being encouraged to tell their stories, but still mostly with help from their teachers or OLPC staff. Aside from blogs and websites, they also make music, art, videos and pictures, they organize teleconferences and record interviews.

5. Our site Created using Dreamweaver CS5 Created our own template - inspired in the OLPC’s website Layout: top header, two columns -navigation bar + main content - and footer. One level of information - no subindex

6. Homepage

7. Our project

8. About OLPC

9. The XO Laptop

10. Countries

11. Children Telling Stories

12. Video

13. Site map

14. Contact us

15. Group dynamics Meeting once/twice a week Divided data collection and writing Lotte - our webmaster Communication: E-Mails, Facebook and mobiles. We had a good time working together

16. Strengths Weaknesses Visually attractive Clear structure One message Use of links Our first website Only one level Double navigation bar

17. Thank you! Hope you enjoyed our website!