VOICED : Locally made laptops for Rwandas smart classrooms

The transcript discusses the efforts of South American company Positivo BGH in producing laptops for schools, highlighting their current production capacity and plans for expansion. The laptops are part of a government initiative to enhance ICT education and are well-received by students and teachers. The government aims to provide half a million laptops over five years, but also needs to improve electricity supplies to support this initiative.

What is the current daily production capacity of laptops by Positivo BGH?

• 500 units

• 1500 units

• 200 units

• 1000 units

How are the locally assembled laptops expected to benefit schools?

• By improving ICT teaching and easing computer shortages

• By providing free internet access

• By reducing the cost of education

• By increasing the number of teachers

What is the government's plan for smart classrooms?

• To build new schools

• To hire more teachers

• To provide free textbooks

• To invest in digital devices

What is the long-term vision for computer access in schools?

• To provide every student with a smartphone

• To give every school student access to a computer

• To offer online courses only

• To replace teachers with computers

What additional infrastructure is needed to support the laptop initiative?

• Increased internet speed

• More school buildings

• Better roads

• Improved electricity supplies