IT’S NOT A mystery that mobile technology is here to stay. It has opened up a world of possibility for communication, learning and assisting users in many creative ways. And Local technology giant STARR Computer will be offering its back to school Easter special on Lenovo 7” Tab3 tablets until April 30.
As mobile continues to grow and evolve throughout the school systems, President of STARR Computer, Michael Mohan said education and learning were moving into a more personalized, interactive learning models and tablets were a big reason why this was happening today.
According to Mr. Mohan, in many countries where there are Smart Classrooms, tablets give teachers the ability to obtain instant feedback and personalize instruction for their students. They are also able to track student progression.
Depending on the type of system and products a school district chooses, there are specific capabilities within each. Teachers understand and support the usefulness of tablets in most cases almost immediately. They’re able to implement a wide range of applications and comprehend exactly what the system can do easily, effectively and instantly.
He explained that other uses for the tablets include giving quizzes with instant results. As technology increases in the classroom, schools and teachers can also develop a digital curriculum that will centralize on supporting students throughout their school careers. School districts are even finding that tablets have the potential to replace desktop computers and thrive as a mobile teaching system.
According to sales and marketing supervisor, Penny Francis, the Lenovo 7” Tab3 tablet features a clear HD display and great visibility indoors and out. It’s a perfect and affordable way to research educational contents, and, enjoy videos, music, games, along with your favorite apps. With each purchase, she said patrons will receive a free Power Protection device until the promotion ends of 30th April, 2017.
“This uniquely designed Power Protection will automatically guard your equipment against power surges and brownouts associated with lighting or utility problems.”