Explain how. Will the kids there get 2 laptops each?

I hope you have data for the trainings going on. That is the start point in terms of numbers and sessions....

By the way, on a different note, why does CORD guys keep quoting the laptop issue every time they are listing the Jubilee failures yet they were against it and thought its a waste of time? In fact at a point their suggestion was the money should be used to give salos to teachers and abandon the laptop issue altogether.

unless they are slow and require multiple trainings

weka numbers here tuone.

To me the laptop project is already a success since our rural primary school now has electricity, putting my shags within 600 metres of a transformer.

Here is a chance to couple it with the latest trend in off grid power>>> http://www.theguardian.c...lar-batteries-elon-musk the universe and the stars could not be aligned at a better time. Huge opportunity to reallign and disrupt.

[quote=harrydre]Those opposed to laptop project to take advantage of schools electification and go back to school.



http://www.businessdaily...6/-/mheevy/-/index.html[/quote]

Kaimenyi said today that they will no longer buy laptops but will buy and distribute tablets to class 1 students.

I foresee a drop in prices of tablets due to market flooding

The government will set up computer labs for standard one pupils instead of giving each child a laptop as promised during its 2013 campaign.

Speaking yesterday during the 18th edition of the Nairobi International Book Fair in Westlands, Nairobi, the ICT board chief Victor Kyalo said the programme will be implemented in January 2016.

- See more at: http://www.the-star.co.k...ary#sthash.8Sbsjrz6.dpuf

They were playing hard to get.Now they have come back to their senses.

my take has always been.. if it has value - people make it happen and work.