Sunday, 31 May 2015

World Bank Computer Gift Changes IT teaching

A Bright IT Future For Students

 



LEOT Trustee Peter this week visited the World Bank in Vientiane to receive a gift of over fifty second user computers to be used in schools in the Luang Prabang area.

LEOT will complete its third year of teaching English at its school in Luang Prabang this month and is busy planning for its new courses which will commence in early September.




LEOT has been developing its library to allow IT training and has always found it difficult due to a lack of computers.
Thanks to this fantastic gift the school will spend the summer months developing a network that will allow every student to have a machine when the new course starts in the autumn. Every class will now have one lesson a week learning how a computer works and developing their skills using an interactive course from Cambridge University.




As part of the project LEOT will purchase monitors, keyboards and mice for all the desktop computers and will then distribute the machines to state schools in the district.

LEOT is a UK registered charity and is funded by donations and gift aid from the UK Government

To complete the project LEOT is raising nearly $4000 to purchase the additional equipment required

Can you help?


www.leot.org.uk