Forgot this...
Regarding Education in a Suitcase, I would like to know how Smileycoin and Education in a Suitcase work together, my understanding is that it Smileycoin is the reward for the tutors that help educate the receivers of the tablets provided by Education in a Suitcase?
Right now, SMLY are used to reward students who do well in the tutor-web online educational resource. Education in a Suitcase is a project which donates tablets to students and servers to schools -- the servers run tutor-web (and other things such as Wikipedia, Khan Academy etc etc), for use in classrooms that have no chance of an Internet connection (which includes most of Kenya).
Most of the material to date has been either donated or funded by various other projects.
EIAS gets a portion of the coinbase (4500 SMLY from every block currently mined).
The intent is to get students to provide more material such as math examples, both to increase sustainability and to have a fundamentally different "drilling" mechanisms, something more like an open-ended question as opposed to multiple-choice questions only. This will lead to material development being funded with SMLY, which has not been done before.
The premine is used and primarily intended for this (debatable as a premine may be). For the remote areas we've put some SMLY on a SMLY wallet on the servers, but since there is typically no Internet, the wallet can't sync to the blockchain (well, sporadically when the mobile 3G connection works). So this is not yet solved though we have some ideas. To date we've been to really rural areas but we hope to have a better mobile connection for the next location so we can finally test SMLY in a very low-income area. We'll see how that goes. Of course we think the basic idea of providing some minimal income to students in low-income regions is a really, really cool concept, but there are a few things to solve.
Finally, I've been meaning for a while to talk about the premine: To date the premine has been used (a) for rewarding students and (b) for a handful of development projects where we actually needed to provide payments (and couldn't do it as a part of other projects) -- as permitted in the statement of purpose at tutor-web.info. To properly show the allocation of the premine we need to link together a couple of disparate sources of information (data from cold storage, the tutor-web wallet, the tutor-web reward system) and we're almost there -- we're going to try to have this in place by next week (on an open website). So we'll finally have the transparency that this coin needs.