domingo, 23 de diciembre de 2012

AirPersons.org



 Airpersons.com donates 5% of its profit each year to Airpersons.org. The purpose of the Airpersons Foundation is to install computerized classrooms in remote villages without economic resources in third world countries. Classrooms will be multipurpose and will be used for teaching, traininga and remote consultation with doctors, specialists, teachers, legal counsellors, etc..

Airpersons projects will have a duration of three years each. The goal is that in that time the classroom will get local donations to finance itself, once the community realises of the benefits it brings being in a such support program and receiveing free help from doctors, teachers and other professionals.

The foundation's goal is to create specific projects and sustain them over time. To do this, Airpersons.org combines solidarity jobs with classroom training through the web page Airpersons.com to achieve:

- Telemedicine remote queries
- Foreign language training support
- Computer training and programming languages
- Person-to-person mentoring and tutoring school children

The founding ideals of Airpersons.org encourage time donations over money donations. Airpersons.org asks every user of Airpersons.com to donate a portion of their time to help other less fortunate people anywhere in the world.

If forty doctors give away two hours a week of their time, a village doctor can have eight hours every day of video-chat to consult. I wish we could have a doctor in person in every village, but that’s not possible, costs are high. We believe Airpersons.org is the best solution when there are insufficient financial resources. In addition, we expect in not too long the development of new hardware and peripherals for computers such as cameras with built-in high resolution light, portable scanners, etc., which together with Airpersons will allow an almost infinite number of new applications for videochat services.

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