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1. LubutoLiteracy – Zambian Teaching and Learning
Materials for the Digital Age
By Mike Lee, Sugar Labs DC – OLPC SF Community Summit 2012

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.
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3. Jane Meyers of Lubuto Library presented at an
OLPC Learning Club meeting.
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4. Cianna Lee helping to pack up six
OLPC XO-1.5 laptops from the
OLPC Contributors’ Program to
ship to Lusaka, Zambia.
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5. OLPC laptops at Lubuto Library, Lusaka, Zambia
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6. Upper left: Teachers and student
assistants working on the Etoys
lessons. Lower left two photos
are from the XO laptop camera.
At right is an architect’s model
of the Lubuto Libraries.
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7. Reading and story circle at the Lubuto Library.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27158519@N02/
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8. Theater and arts programs are an
integral part of the Lubuto library
experience.
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9. Theater and arts programs are an integral part of the
Lubuto library experience.
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10. Under a grant from EIFL, we recorded native bemba
spoken phonemes and words to incorporate in the Etoys
lessons.
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11. Lubuto Library Bemba Letter Board. Clicking on
each bemba alphabet letter plays the spoken
sound.
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12. A typical lesson file in Etoys.
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13. Mike Lee working with 20 volunteers from
the D.C Special Libraries Association to
add sound files to the 700 Etoys lessons.
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14. The 700 lessons being inventoried on a
Mac laptop.
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15. In September 2012, Lubuto Library
received a $300,000 grant from USAID
and World Vision to enhance and expand
the 700 Etoys lessons. http://lubuto.org
http://www.allchildrenreading.org/
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