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Post by Jonathan Proulx, MIT CSAIL Open Source Program Office , the Imara Project at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) was able to provide computers based on Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) for each elementary school in Fiji's rural Taveuni school district. (note that this project is separate from OLPC )Edubuntu (a Debian GNU/Linux-derived operating system specifically tailored for educational environments) was chosen as the laptops' operating system. Edubuntu provides virtually all the packages required for a good K-12 classroom environment, with minimal configuration. The only program we added outside Edubuntu was GeoGebra , a dynamic interactive mathematics application for exploring geometry, algebra, and calculus.Maravu Plantation on Taveuni Island, Fiji.CSAIL with members of Project Imara .
