Wow, the ed tech innovation coming out of Australia continues to be impressive.
This week, users of Tablet PCs converged at Monash U for a conference. I'm already hearing rave reviews from customers in Australia and other attendees. Many independent K12 schools in AU have already embraced Tablets in the classroom, but this seems to be the first official country-wide gathering.
Meanwhile, the AU government is making good on its $2 billion commitment to state teachers and students. New South Wales was the first state, and they continue to roll out thousands of netbooks for use in classroom learning. Other states will soon follow with lots of laptops in use over the next 3 years.
At the same time, many independent schools are looking to get new laptop programs jump started ahead of the government project. We are happy to be growing our DyKnow deployments quickly in this area. Two strategic reseller partners and several customers are providing some transformative leadership. Stay tuned for some great stories!
This week, users of Tablet PCs converged at Monash U for a conference. I'm already hearing rave reviews from customers in Australia and other attendees. Many independent K12 schools in AU have already embraced Tablets in the classroom, but this seems to be the first official country-wide gathering.
Meanwhile, the AU government is making good on its $2 billion commitment to state teachers and students. New South Wales was the first state, and they continue to roll out thousands of netbooks for use in classroom learning. Other states will soon follow with lots of laptops in use over the next 3 years.
At the same time, many independent schools are looking to get new laptop programs jump started ahead of the government project. We are happy to be growing our DyKnow deployments quickly in this area. Two strategic reseller partners and several customers are providing some transformative leadership. Stay tuned for some great stories!
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