Online learning solutions provider Educomp in collaboration with world's largest computer chip maker Intel will launch a programme for promoting the use of technology among teachers and school children.
Under the programme, "Educomp O3 Learning System", every child in school would be provided an Intel Classmate Personal Computer loaded with applications specially designed for the schools, Educomp said in a statement.
Earlier, the company had run a pilot project of the programme in eight schools in India.
"This year we plan to introduce our O3 programme in around 50-75 schools across India benefitting around 30,000 to 50,000 students," Educomp Solutions Managing Director Shantanu Prakash said.
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