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Computer lab installation of server system in public schools
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Computer labs have been established in three community secondary schools in the district, which are teaching computer education without computers.
With the financial support of Quality Education Nepal, Australia and Edutech Nepal, New Zealand, a community computer lab has been established with 20 computers each with 20 computers with 8-hour power backup of the educational materials (including the library) needed for students' studies. The local school has spent materials including furniture and electricity to set up the lab.
'Until now, the school was teaching computer subjects from class 6 to 10 without computers. Since there was no computer for practical purposes, only theoretical studies were taught, now we were able to teach all the students of the class together on the computer together with practicals,' Hari Subedi, Chairman of the Management Committee of Gyanodaya Mavi, said, 'Since there is a condition to include the youth of the community in the digital literacy campaign. Others will also get to read and learn computers in their free time.' Peter JT Hall, 86 years old, President of Quality Education Nepal, Australia handed over the school on Wednesday. Nepal is going to provide computer training to 2-2 teachers of the school as an intermediary organization to run the lab. According to Krishna Tilija, Director of Learn Nepal, who is the intermediary between
schools and Datawich, computer labs have been set up at a cost of 15-15 lakhs in Annapurna Rural Municipality, Prabha Secondary School located at 4 Narchang, Gnanodaya High School located at 3 Mauwaphant, Dhavalagiri High School and Buddhivikas High School located at 4 Mudi. Yes .
'Since it is a server system computer lab, a computer teacher can monitor what program or subject is being searched or worked on, so students can be prevented from wrong access' Krishna Tilija Magar, director of Learn Nepal, said, 'The goal is to build 800 such computer labs across the country, so far computer labs have been established in 250 public schools,' Tilija added, 'This is a pilot project, if it goes well, computer labs with libraries will also be installed in other schools gradually. We install .'
