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Online in the slums: Indian children discover the Internet
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Online in the slums: Indian children discover the Internet
Sugata Mitra works at NIIT, an Indian educational-software company. NIIT’s headquarters in Delhi borders the Kalkaji slum, and the two worlds are divided by a simple wall. Ten years ago, Mitra came up with the idea of putting a hole in the wall, and installing a computer in it, with an Internet connection. It soon became clear that children who had never seen or operated a computer could figure out all on their own how to surf the Net.
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Date Found: November 17, 2009
Date Produced: November 13, 2009
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