(HBO) - In the afternoon of October 7th, in Mai Chau district, the Department of Education and Training jointly organized an online handover ceremony of 300 laptops sponsored by Qualcomm through The Dariu Foundation.
The
scene of the handover ceremony.
At the ceremony, the representative
form the Dariu Foundation handed over 300 laptops sponsored by Qualcomm to the
Department of Education and Training with a view to creating more conditions
for the education and training sector to carry out the task of digital
transformation, continuing to innovate education abd training fundamentally and
comprehensively. These are products of a new line of computers with many
outstanding advantages and high performance, which are designed specifically
for the education market. The highlight is that the computers are equipped with
the features that can provide a stable and continuous connection to the
Internet - one of the important factors helping students get acquainted with
the distance learning program, and helps improve basic computer skills to
succeed in online and blended learning environments at the same time.
It is known that Qualcomm has
accompanied the Dariu Foundation in the program of giving laptops with the
mobile network connection to the schools in Vietnam. This is a practical and
meaningful activity, aiming to bring modern wireless network technology to the
areas withoutt the access, and effectively contributing to improving the
educational efficiency and promoting the digital transformation in education
and training in Vietnam.
Receiving 300 laptops in this batch,
the leaders from the provincial Department of Education and Training sincerely
thanked the sponsors, and at the same time they said: Over the past time, the
Department has received the practical support such as the training support, the
teacher retraining, the technical support for the teachers and the students to
perfect their products… from The Dariu Foundation. As a result, the sector has initially
deployed teaching computer science with Micro:Bit circuits, they have established
the programming clubs, STEM clubs to the students of high and secondary
schools. They have initially taught programming in Scratch Junior language for
the preschool children… As for the equipment, The Dariu Foundation sponsored
400 computers, 615 smart phones, over 600 Micro:bit circuits, expansion
circuits and other devices… These are the meaningful supports, actively
contributing to promoting the province's education and training sector to
develop in line with the development of the technology trends in the digital
era of 4.0.
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