Apple’s vice president of education John Couch on Friday met with Turkish President Abdullah Gül to discuss the country’s massive iPad initiative, which could put around 12 million tablets in the hands of Turkey’s young students at an estimated cost of around $5 billion. (source: Wsp) Among other topics discussed during the meeting was that of Apple products being sold on the.
According to the Today Zaman newspaper students embrace lesser loads with Fatih project. The details about the news as follows: The much anticipated Movement to Increase Opportunities and Technology (FATİH) project has been implemented in 52 schools in 17 provinces across Turkey, with a total of 12,800 tablet PCs issued to ninth grade students as part of a pilot program aiming to integrate.
The biggest project in public education, FATİH Project – Movement to Increase Opportunities and Technology, in the world has just started in Turkey. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who attended the opening ceremony, emphasized the imnportance of the project during his speech in Ankara, the capital city. Here is the summary from Today Zaman newspaper: A new project, titled.
“Movement of Enhancing Opportunities and Improving Technology”, abbreviated as FATIH, is among the most significant educational investments of Turkey. FATIH Project proposes that “Smart Class” project is put into practice in all schools around Turkey. With this project, 42.000 schools and 6 20.000 classes will be equipped with the latest information technologies and turned into.
In order to allow bidders reasonable time, the deadline for the submission of Announcement Letter has been extended to March 1, 2012. According to the news from the Ministry of Education, the deadline for the bidders of Fatih Project is postponed to next month. The reason behind this decision is to allow all foreign participants to have enough time. You can find the official link here
General Mobile has won the tender for the pilot phase of the Movement to Increase Opportunities and Technology (FATİH) project, which will enable the test trial of tablet PCs in 52 schools this February. General Mobile and Samsung were the two bidders for the tender, which called for devices under the category of 8.9-9.5 inch tablets. General Mobile won the tender with their offer of TL.
