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==Communication Channels==

* http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/marketing mailing list

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Some work will best be presented at [[OLPC:Project_visualization]] as the [[olpc:OLPC:Wiki#ImageMap]] extension to the wiki is installed there.

* See ~~[[OLPC:Project_visualization]]~~ for a draft visualization.

* See image on right for a draft visualization.

* A potential [[Sugar Summer Program]] project, http://www.mail-archive.com/iaep@lists.sugarlabs.org/msg04164.html

[[Image:Social_Communication_System.png|right|448px]]

==Content==

Please enter ideas for additional or revised content below:

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# '''Educate Players'''

#* ...

#* Steer contributors to unmet needs, avoid ~~accidental~~ "reinvention of the wheel"

#* Steer contributors to unmet needs, avoid unintentional "reinvention of the wheel"

# '''Extend Networks''' (to)

#* ...

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:: The ultimate 'glue' that binds people is not 'what they get' from the Project, but 'what they can contribute' to the living communities served by their shared purpose.

'''Who? ~~an ecosystem~~'''

'''<big>Who?</big> An Ecosystem'''

:Many stakeholders can be ''key players'' in the '''One Laptop per Child''' or '''Sugar''' projects. The projects depend on volunteers taking on tasks from a wide spectrum of support opportunities by collaborating in education, technology, and outreach. The inter-relationships of ''key players'' is represented in this Ecosystem diagram. Every picture or part tells a story. You can trace 'links' from any element in the system to its influence on any other element. These reveal inherent iteration cycles. Repetition and practice lead to improvements.

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==== Color scheme====

* I'm used to seeing neutral gray backgrounds that offset the Sugar-themed colors to highlight content categories. --[[User:FGrose|FGrose]] 14:41, 14 May 2009 (UTC)

* I'm a little red-green deficient in my color vision and I have trouble ~~distiguishing~~ the color groups on the diagram and key. I think the red-brown tones in the overall background are causing interference with my perception of the soft green yellow fields. Brighter tones are not needed, just more independent colors --[[User:FGrose|FGrose]] 16:47, 14 May 2009 (UTC)

* I'm a little red-green deficient in my color vision, and I have trouble distinguishing the color groups on the diagram and key. I think the red-brown tones in the overall background are causing interference with my perception of the soft green yellow fields. Brighter tones are not needed, just more independent colors --[[User:FGrose|FGrose]] 16:47, 14 May 2009 (UTC)

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+<noinclude>{{GoogleTrans-en}}{{TOCright}}
 ==Communication Channels==
 * http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/marketing mailing list
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 Some work will best be presented at [[OLPC:Project_visualization]] as the [[olpc:OLPC:Wiki#ImageMap]] extension to the wiki is installed there.
-* See [[OLPC:Project_visualization]] for a draft visualization.
+* See image on right for a draft visualization.
 * A potential [[Sugar Summer Program]] project, http://www.mail-archive.com/iaep@lists.sugarlabs.org/msg04164.html
+[[Image:Social_Communication_System.png|right|448px]]
 ==Content==
 Please enter ideas for additional or revised content below:
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 # '''Educate Players'''
 #* ...
-#* Steer contributors to unmet needs, avoid accidental "reinvention of the wheel"
+#* Steer contributors to unmet needs, avoid unintentional "reinvention of the wheel"
 # '''Extend Networks''' (to)
 #* ...
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 :: The ultimate 'glue' that binds people is not 'what they get' from the Project, but 'what they can contribute' to the living communities served by their shared purpose.
-'''Who? an ecosystem'''
+'''<big>Who?</big> An Ecosystem'''
 :Many stakeholders can be ''key players'' in the '''One Laptop per Child''' or '''Sugar''' projects.  The projects depend on volunteers taking on tasks from a wide spectrum of support opportunities by collaborating in education, technology, and outreach.  The inter-relationships of ''key players'' is represented in this Ecosystem diagram. Every picture or part tells a story.  You can trace 'links' from any element in the system to its influence on any other element. These reveal inherent iteration cycles. Repetition and practice lead to improvements.
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 ==== Color scheme====
 * I'm used to seeing neutral gray backgrounds that offset the Sugar-themed colors to highlight content categories.  --[[User:FGrose|FGrose]] 14:41, 14 May 2009 (UTC)
-* I'm a little red-green deficient in my color vision and I have trouble distiguishing the color groups on the diagram and key.  I think the red-brown tones in the overall background are causing interference with my perception of the soft green yellow fields. Brighter tones are not needed, just more independent colors --[[User:FGrose|FGrose]] 16:47, 14 May 2009 (UTC)
+* I'm a little red-green deficient in my color vision, and I have trouble distinguishing the color groups on the diagram and key.  I think the red-brown tones in the overall background are causing interference with my perception of the soft green yellow fields. Brighter tones are not needed, just more independent colors --[[User:FGrose|FGrose]] 16:47, 14 May 2009 (UTC)