32 Entries for "Team Reflections"
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READ MOREApril 30, 2008 | Team Reflections | OLE Nepal
First Significant Technical Problem: Jumpy Cursors
It is hot in Lakuri Bhanjhyang, the site of Bashuki School, approximately 29 C every day. That’s 95 Fahrenheit for you Americans. AND it is very dry and extremely dusty. If you leave your XO alone for 20-30 minutes, it will have a fine layer of dust a top the keyboard when you return. These factors may be contributing to the first significant technical problem we are having in the pilot so far, the dreaded jumpy cursor. You know, that’s where the touchpad doesn’t follow your orders.
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READ MOREApril 8, 2008 | Team Reflections | OLE Nepal
My experience with OLE-nepal
I am Manoj Ghimire from Bishwamitra Ganesh Lower Secondary School.I have been working in this school for last two years.I teach maths and science for the lower secondary level. I am also an ex-student of this school.When the school upgraded from primary level to the lower secondary level, they needed extra teachers but there wasn't any source to pay for the teachers.I worked as a volunteer for a year since,it is my school and my community.From last year onwards,I am working as a fulltime teacher.
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READ MOREFeb. 29, 2008 | Team Reflections | OLE Nepal
Up, Up, and Away! Bon Voyage Luke!
Luke's time at OLE Nepal has been nothing short of transformative. Since arriving in September 2007, he has played a crucial role in shaping the technical direction of our project, helping us navigate the challenge of rapidly developing engaging learning activities for children.