In Poland, experiment, children nose to bikes instead of textbooks netbooks

 The entry into the 21st century could be a project of Intel and the Polish Ministry of Collegiate. Instead of textbooks, children began to use light and cheap food.

or in Katowice in southern Poland they started carrying laptops on their bikes instead of textbooks. The first in Poland to test a kilogram of laptops, which are often replaced by wicks and nets.

If the experiment is successful, laptops can be used in the autumn or in other schools. Miniature laptops are designed for children aged six to twelve. A special rubber coating protects the holes and bumps. Experts uploaded textbooks, dictionaries, maps and tables with mathematical samples to the machine. They are thus equipped to be connected to the Internet.

The advantage of so-called netbooks is, in addition to low weight, so easy to operate. Most importantly, the teacher only sees what he has to say. In addition, the teacher does not have to say “Silence!” “It allows me to connect people and control the work all the time,” said Teresa Libursk-Ljov, the director of the Katowice Warehouse.

The project, in addition to the Ministry of Collegia, also orthopedists. According to them, the children ask and deform the figure with these briefcases. According to them, a seven-year-old boy should not carry such a kilogram and the weight of a briefcase for two should not weigh three kilograms. In fact, bags or pulls on the walls every day and ten kilograms of invitations.

The novelty is born and the km itself. The advantage is, for example, that a child who is not able to cope with the given position does not have to talk about it before the whole week and thus be exposed to the monm. “Just press the button and the teacher will see information on the monitor about who needs help,” the editor explained.

koln laptop costs about 1000 zlotys (6000 K). The costs of the pilot project in Silesian bicycles are now covered by the Intel company, which supplied netbooks, computers for teachers and a bicycle server and equipped the bicycles with wireless internet.

But the traditional textbook does not completely disappear from the wheels. “It is an accessory that the children liked, but it is the basis of the book’s education,” said the editor.