The more they should just build LAB with terminal and let all children
use the computers. It doesn't make sense to limit them to class 1.
"Each device would cost Sh15,000 meaning the government could spend at
least Sh15 billion in the first phase". From other news I've seen
before, the govt (or their mouthpieces) did say these devices would
cost KES 8,500 or thereabouts.
>From https://twitter.com/OleItumbi/status/346704000147664896, I can
see there is a plan to build Labs, and it was in the budget.
However, my question is still on the laptop. What is the _actual_ cost
for a single unit?
> _______________________________________________
On 12 August 2013 13:21, Grace Githaiga <ggithaiga@hotmail.com> wrote:
> The government now says schoolchildren would not be allowed to walk home
> with laptops once they start using them from next year.
>
> Ministry of Education officials Monday told a stakeholders’ forum in Nairobi
> that lessons from other countries indicate there would be many cases of lost
> gadgets if school children are allowed to go home with them.
>
> http://www.nation.co.ke/News/-/1056/1944834/-/vlrgegz/-/index.html
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