The document discusses the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) initiative which aims to provide children with inexpensive, robust, low-consumption, connected laptops to facilitate educational opportunities. It highlights key ideas of the initiative including 1:1 access to laptops, ubiquitous connectivity, mobility, free and open source software, and large-scale or saturation deployment to communities. It provides an example deployment in El Silencio, Costa Rica involving 45 families and 117 inhabitants where laptops were provided to transform learning opportunities.

1. The XO and Learning Claudia Urrea OLPC [email_address] http://www.laptop.org

2. Seymour Papert

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