Atteridgeville learners using information technology material which were sponsored by Vodacom as part of the company’s Virtual Classroom Solution which encourages information communicating technology as part of learning.Over 14,000 learners are set to benefit from virtual classrooms that include robotics and coding elements. The virtual classroom solution was recently launched at Dr WF Nkomo Secondary School in Atteridgeville, Tshwane, and will benefit 1,500 pupils at the school.
The laptops also enable learners to access curricula-aligned content and various platforms such as Microsoft Office 365 Education, 2Enable and Vodacom e-School. Following the implementation of the programme, Chauke says many learners are now also showing an interest in technology.