School: 185 PCs from Intel for the return to the classroom

As part of the Pandemic Response Technology Initiative launched in April, Intel today announces a support plan aimed at Italian schools which takes the form of the donation of 185 state-of-the-art laptops to use teaching in the new school year.

Intel's contribution to the recovery of the Italian school

The five institutes that received the devices are the IC Pirandello in Rome, the IC Foligno 2 in Foligno (PG), the Istituto Including Corso Cavour in Pavia, the IC of Azzano San Paolo (BG) and the Tongiorgi Scholastic Institute of Pisa. Following are the words of Nicola Procaccio, EMEA Territory Marketing Director and Country Lead Italia of Intel.

The five months of health emergency have been a historic singularity that has put a strain on our society, asking everyone to suddenly revolutionizing the way we communicate, work, move. The school first: the teachers adopted a teaching model that they had never experienced before, while students were involved in exceptional forms of learning. They had to adopt digital platforms to continue remote work programs, learning to interact and collaborate quickly. In this period, difficulties and inequalities of different kinds emerged, which only the commitment of the people involved allowed to fight.



Converge and AK Informatica collaborated in the initiative, taking care of the delivery directly and assisting school management to find the best ways to engage computers by offering concrete benefits to teachers and students.