MOBILE LABORATORY TO EDUCATE TRAVEL THE LINE TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY
EDUCATE mobile lab program under the Ministry of Education, Culture,
Science and Technology, today began touring different cities and towns in
the northeastern provinces (NEA) to strengthen the digital integration
across the country. This proposal, part of the Online Learning plan,
transit through the provinces of Formosa, Chaco, Corrientes and Misiones
over the next two months. The first tranche of this educational journey
began today in the city of Clorinda Formosa will continue in the town of
Pirané and stationed in Chaco, in the cities of Tres Isletas, Sáenz Peña,
Machagai and Ravines. Meanwhile, from July mobile reach different
communities of Corrientes and Misiones. Experience NEA EDUCAR Mobile
stationed in the main squares of each place where kids, teens and adults
curious will be able to perform activities tailored to each locality, while
they learn playing through the use of printers and 3D scanners, helmets
reality virtual, laser cutters, drones and samplers, among other
technologies. At each stop, up to four days, you can experience in the
design and production of indigenous cultures related objects; compose,
record and even film songs realize where they live through a sound
laboratory; simulate travel around the region by programming robots and
approach to the use of immersive technologies through an "increased" whale
habitat and fauna of the NEA or virtual exploration of oceanic animal life,
among other activities. Online learning aims to meet the guidelines of the
National Education Law, which establishes the need to develop the skills
necessary for students to master the new language produced by the
information and communications technology skills. "Students have to learn
throughout their lives and we must create the conditions for that to
happen. Therefore, closer communities this device for kids to have the best
experience of access to technology in a fun and interactive way" said
Minister of Education, Culture, Science and Technology, Alejandro
Finocchiaro.
Science and Technology, today began touring different cities and towns in
the northeastern provinces (NEA) to strengthen the digital integration
across the country. This proposal, part of the Online Learning plan,
transit through the provinces of Formosa, Chaco, Corrientes and Misiones
over the next two months. The first tranche of this educational journey
began today in the city of Clorinda Formosa will continue in the town of
Pirané and stationed in Chaco, in the cities of Tres Isletas, Sáenz Peña,
Machagai and Ravines. Meanwhile, from July mobile reach different
communities of Corrientes and Misiones. Experience NEA EDUCAR Mobile
stationed in the main squares of each place where kids, teens and adults
curious will be able to perform activities tailored to each locality, while
they learn playing through the use of printers and 3D scanners, helmets
reality virtual, laser cutters, drones and samplers, among other
technologies. At each stop, up to four days, you can experience in the
design and production of indigenous cultures related objects; compose,
record and even film songs realize where they live through a sound
laboratory; simulate travel around the region by programming robots and
approach to the use of immersive technologies through an "increased" whale
habitat and fauna of the NEA or virtual exploration of oceanic animal life,
among other activities. Online learning aims to meet the guidelines of the
National Education Law, which establishes the need to develop the skills
necessary for students to master the new language produced by the
information and communications technology skills. "Students have to learn
throughout their lives and we must create the conditions for that to
happen. Therefore, closer communities this device for kids to have the best
experience of access to technology in a fun and interactive way" said
Minister of Education, Culture, Science and Technology, Alejandro
Finocchiaro.