Brazil technology
Compared to
Liberty middle school's technology
Brazil: When the Brazilian government set out to expand computer access in its schools, they had a broad and important set of goals. Based on the knowledge that improved computer access in
K-12 schools and post-secondary institutions leads to a more skilled workforce, a narrower
"digital divide", a more diversified economy, and wider participation of all citizens in the knowledge-based economy, the government set a plan in motion. For the long term, to have an entire workforce educated and trained with information and communication technology; and within the next five years, to make computer access a part of everyday life for a growing generation of Brazilian children. The biggest challenge:The Brazilian
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We don't have that many yet but in the future the school will have more and then it will Be easy for people to do research for an essay instead of looking it up in the book and sometimes it is a little harder to find stuff in the book than looking it up on the iPads.
Washington(bethel district) :It can speak Japanese, record hand-written chemistry calculations, build a slide presentation for history class and download a textbook in an instant.
The iPad is transforming the way instruction is delivered in Bethel School District’s high school classrooms. In an ambitious project that eventually will cover all 18,000-plus students in the school district, every high school student was given an iPad this year.That’s about 1,200 devices at Spanaway Lake High School, nearly 1,300 at Bethel High School and more than 1,100 at Graham-Kapowsin High School. Students at Challenger, the small alternative high school, received iPads last year and are using them again this year.some grade levels at a few other