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	We need to stimulate more sympathetic technologists to work on Sugar on a Stick technical challenges so that we can advance our partnerships with educators and learners. See this description of the [[Marketing_Team/Website#Collaboration \| core strengths]] of Sugar Labs that help us meet our mission.		We need to stimulate more sympathetic technologists to work on Sugar on a Stick technical challenges so that we can advance our partnerships with educators and learners. See this description of the [[Marketing_Team/Website#Collaboration \| core strengths]] of Sugar Labs that help us meet our mission.

			One potential benefit that Sugar on a Stick might achieve as part of its essence is independence from many current technical and administrative barriers that inhibit free collaboration in learning. Imagine a field trip where a class visited a museam and, without special preparation, was able to connect their SoaS devices to the computers in the museam's computer or library room and continue group projects and Activites in a routine and safe manner.