On Monday March 28 begins the delivery of computers to the nearly 60,000 seventh grade students across the country who benefited from the program of the Ministry of Education, "I choose my pc." According to the Junaeb, the initiative seeks to increase the levels of equity, reduce the digital divide and encourage boys and girls in vulnerable conditions, which are distinguished by their high school grades. Delivery occurs after the school chose the design and equipment brand. Also this year for the first time the PC will have internet. The allocation of teams will run until 4 May and will be coordinated by the management Junaeb regional. Under this plan, there will be only a day and a delivery point for community, where each child beneficiary must go to his attorney, both with their identification documents, to remove the computer, he cited the statement. (Photo and Text: The Third)
