Kerala's IT@School Project to train Parents
Sunday August 14, 2011 06:15:27 PM,
IANS
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Thiruvananthapuram:
Kerala's IT@School Project will now include parents of students
and introduce them to information communication technology, as
part of a 100-day state government programme starting in all high
schools Aug 20.
KIT@School executive director Anvar Sadath said that a day-long
ICT awareness session would be conducted first to give parents a
broad idea of what this the programme is all about.
"Through this programme, it is intended to educate parents on the
ICT tools being used in schools in the state, besides making them
ICT literate," said Sadath.
Education Minister P.K.Abdurab will inaugurate the programme Aug
20 in Malappuram District. The parental awareness part concludes
by Sep 13. Schools have also been instructed to submit reports of
the programme online.
For parents keen to learn more, a detailed training module has
been developed, comprising usage of operating systems, word
processing, using computers in Malayalam, and internet.
"With the acquisition of these skills, parents will be equipped
with a functional knowledge of day-to-day IT activities like
working of storage devices, CD-writing, emails, Malayalam typing
and cyber security," Sadath said.
A special documentary on the parental awareness programme will be
telecast in IT@School ViCTERS channel at 4 p.m. Aug 19 and 20.
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