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2006 > May > 29 > The Hole In The Wall

The Hole In The Wall

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[SUMMARY—Illustrating and enabling the innate curiousity of all kids.]

(IND) Indian researcher Sugata Mitra created The Hole In The Wall by creating an avenue for 'slum-children' to access a high-speed broadband-enabled computer.

The result:

… he discovered that slum children quickly taught themselves how to surf the net, read the news, and download games and music. Mitra then replicated the experiment in other locations. Each time the results were similar: within hours, and without instruction, the children began browsing the Internet.

The Idea (1min.40sec. 4.6MB)
The Inspiration (1min.17sec. 4.7MB)
The Aftermath (1min.27sec. 4.5MB)

WOW!

Via Globalvision.org (where you can order your copies of the Hole In The Wall documentary.

Filed by DK on May 29 2006

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