Vietnam plans schools IT push

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Vietnam’s Ministry of Education has announced three major initiatives to boost the quality of school education in the country.

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The three targets revolved around encouraging the adoption of IT in the school environment, upgrading financial management systems, and improving the student experience.

In those schools where IT is already well-established, there will be a “second wave” of modernisation, focused on e-learning, the use of databases and the creation of virtual libraries.

The education IT push is part of the government’s plans to spur the development of e-services. Free software will be used to administer timetables, the curriculum and students’ academic performance.