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Trini Hookah wrote:M_2NR wrote:sonygoup wrote:And Im doing my final year right now and honestly never used a laptop to read no ebook and all that drama!
HAHAHAHAHAHA. right. ok. may be not your degree pal.
*paging pioneer*
Hookah... tell this man bout m17a and 2230 nah.![]()
man nearva hear bou reading ebork on laptorp.
bigman I can't tell you the last time I had an actual, physical handout/assignment.
Again, it's a convenience to the students, I just hope this time they use the apps in class and not to play Fruit Ninja
machete wrote:Why are you all so critical of this?
When I did my LLB a couple years ago, my tablet was my savior in being able to search through endless notes quickly. It really saved me time, plus I used it in the classroom as well being able to look up notes quickly while it was being discussed.
Some of you will criticize anything. You think these tertiary students (who are adults mind you) don't already have access to laptops or smartphones which can be misused? You all sounding like a bunch of jealous grumpy old men here.
Be serious, this is a good idea that will allow for fast tracking of a totally digital world that will happen (better get used to it).
Aside from that tablets are cheaper, more durable and have longer battery life that the best laptops.
machete wrote:Why are you all so critical of this?
When I did my LLB a couple years ago, my tablet was my savior in being able to search through endless notes quickly. It really saved me time, plus I used it in the classroom as well being able to look up notes quickly while it was being discussed.
Some of you will criticize anything. You think these tertiary students (who are adults mind you) don't already have access to laptops or smartphones which can be misused? You all sounding like a bunch of jealous grumpy old men here.
Be serious, this is a good idea that will allow for fast tracking of a totally digital world that will happen (better get used to it).
Aside from that tablets are cheaper, more durable and have longer battery life that the best laptops.
pete wrote:Surface is the best choice IMHO, not as many gaming apps but the productivity of an Office Suite.
pete wrote:Surface is the best choice IMHO, not as many gaming apps but the productivity of an Office Suite.
ruffneck_12 wrote:Why teachers doh get teaching tools?
desifemlove wrote:Free means more people going, more people getting degrees, better economic productivity...
Issue is education and its structure, anybody can cram to pass exam, no mean dey no sheit bout de subject...same world over, not jus UWI...
kg494EJ-1 wrote:While the idea is not a bad one I will say again as I said for laptops, provide a grant / a subsidy with identified manufacturers/resellers online/offline, for students to purchase these instead of just buying them outright. I applaud them for thinking forward but the reality of situation, its gonna get abused. It seems that they did not learn with the laptops, which I still think is better suited for students in later secondary life such as Forms 4 - 5 what do you think is going to be the situation after giving them machines in Form 1 would they last that long, we know they will definitely be outdated.
I applaud the forward thinking it shows they have been trying to develop some concepts but the implementation and execution needs some revising in addition to the maintenance aspect of this cycle are we as taxpayers going to be putting out an additional 10mill+ each year just for repairs in addition to the to the intial purchase cost.
Trini Hookah wrote:desifemlove wrote:Free means more people going, more people getting degrees, better economic productivity...
Issue is education and its structure, anybody can cram to pass exam, no mean dey no sheit bout de subject...same world over, not jus UWI...
Productivity? More like doing for doing sake, little to no passion. To eventually go into a saturated job market and complain.
Trini Hookah wrote:desifemlove wrote:Free means more people going, more people getting degrees, better economic productivity...
Issue is education and its structure, anybody can cram to pass exam, no mean dey no sheit bout de subject...same world over, not jus UWI...
Productivity? More like doing for doing sake, little to no passion. To eventually go into a saturated job market and complain.
desifemlove wrote:Trini Hookah wrote:desifemlove wrote:Free means more people going, more people getting degrees, better economic productivity...
Issue is education and its structure, anybody can cram to pass exam, no mean dey no sheit bout de subject...same world over, not jus UWI...
Productivity? More like doing for doing sake, little to no passion. To eventually go into a saturated job market and complain.
Iz economics 101, more educated people means higher productivity...
desifemlove wrote:kg494EJ-1 wrote:While the idea is not a bad one I will say again as I said for laptops, provide a grant / a subsidy with identified manufacturers/resellers online/offline, for students to purchase these instead of just buying them outright. I applaud them for thinking forward but the reality of situation, its gonna get abused. It seems that they did not learn with the laptops, which I still think is better suited for students in later secondary life such as Forms 4 - 5 what do you think is going to be the situation after giving them machines in Form 1 would they last that long, we know they will definitely be outdated.
I applaud the forward thinking it shows they have been trying to develop some concepts but the implementation and execution needs some revising in addition to the maintenance aspect of this cycle are we as taxpayers going to be putting out an additional 10mill+ each year just for repairs in addition to the to the intial purchase cost.
This.
Nutten for me about "anyting UNC/Kamla do bad!!"
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