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10,000 computers distributed to high schools

10,000 computers distributed to high schools
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Fayval williamsMinistry of educationLearning jamaica

JTA Wants E-Learning Jamaica To Maintain School Computer Labs

JTA Wants E-Learning Jamaica To Maintain School Computer Labs
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Leighton johnsonJamaica teacher associationLearning jamaica

Give us the tools, urges JTA president - Jamaica Observer

Give us the tools, urges JTA president

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Community Wi-Fi opening doors of opportunity – Vaz

The Government’s programme to provide free Internet service to communities across the island is opening doors of opportunity for residents who were limited by geography, says Minister of Science, Energy, Telecommunications and Transport Daryl Vaz.

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Salvation Army School for the Blind gets braille writing machines

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Students at the Salvation Army School for Blind and Visually Impaired Children are benefiting from improved learning experiences through the donation of braille writing machines to the institution. The devices, used for writing and reading, were provided under the ‘Follow the Trail, Invest in Braille’ campaign spearheaded by Digicel Foundation and the Open Door Jamaica Foundation led by media personality Dr Terri-Karelle Reid. Approximately 35 sponsors across.

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