Chaco in Network, Technology and Education

 Chaco en Redes  was the first Book 3.0 Festival, developed in Belgrano Square and the Technical School No. 21 of Resistance. “The goal is to improve accessibility to technology and educational quality,” said Gov. Domingo Peppo.

Students and teachers from different educational institutions and the general public participated in different activities. Literature, art, theater, music, history, media, robotics and networks, with free and free access.

This Chaco network initiative is a joint effort between the provincial education portfolio, the General Secretariat for University Extension of UNNE. Channel 9, 9 LINK, LA Radio 104.7 are media that broadcast live all this mega educational, recreational and cultural event. The Institutes of Culture and Tourism of the Province, IPRODICH, SADE and other agencies were part.

The governor appreciated the joint organization between the provincial government and the private sector to develop Chaco en Redes. The need to combine pedagogical processes with new technologies was deepened.

He highlighted the work to strengthen the connectivity system in approximately a thousand schools. Using programs that optimize resources.

 An unprecedented event 

Interdisciplinary work will allow the articulation of teachers, librarians and students at all levels. It seeks to generate a high regional impact. Chaco en Redes is observed by the Ministries of Education in the neighboring provinces who intend to take as a model.

 Chaco in Inclusive Networks 

The opening ceremony was translated entirely into Argentine sign language by Professor Ricardo Sandoval. Students from Kindergarten No. 112 of Barrio Golf Club put color to this Book 3.0 Party. The children and their “lord” Vero closed Chaco in Redes with an act of robotic corporal expression. Working with the equipment sent by the Ministry of Education.

Source:  Data Chaco