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Heavy rains washed out a few roads — after a visit to Kasu, Lawrence and I had to walk back to Dzodze, as there were no commercial motorbikes running. During our walk, we touched on a number of points regarding the usage of computers in an educational environment. I thought I’d share some of them on the blog.
Two weeks of various circumstances prevented any new blog updates — but a lot got done otherwise. Only one week left!
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday I helped Lawrence out with a few more teacher meetings.
Prosper will be in Ho (a town an hour and a half of here) today and tomorrow, but next week we’ll be setting up schools.
A quick, image-less update: it’s been a slow week.
Today Prosper and I headed for Kasu to meet all the ICT teachers for a workshop / administrative meeting.
We still set up the third school (the Kuli-Dzogbefime Junior High School), but we won’t set up the fourth and fifth schools this week.
I’ve uploaded the timelapse video I took when we set up the Kpelikorpe basic school: take a look!
Yesterday Prosper, Oscar and I travelled to Kpelikorpe to set up another solar-powered computer lab.
Since leaving Accra I’ve been doing mostly administrative things — we’re almost ready to set up the second school.