March 20, 2022
CLP has founded a new CLC and distance teaching enabled smart classroom at Sherua Adarsha High School, Sherpur, Bogura
On March 20, 2022, CLP established a Computer Literacy Center (CLC) and distance teaching enabled smart classroom at Sherua Adarsha High School located in a rural part of Sherpur upazila in Bangladesh's Bogura district to facilitate modern ICT education among disadvantaged youth. Dr. Molla Fazlul Haque, one of the most valuable sponsors of CLP, has again reached out to disadvantaged youth by sponsoring these both CLC and distance teaching enabled smart classroom. At present 329 students (175 boys and 158 girls) are studying in this school. The CLC center is furnished with 5 laptops, 1 smart TV and other necessary equipment. In this newly constructed CLC, 10 students from each batch would have a place to master fundamental computer skills with the help of the “এসো কম্পিউটার শিখি (Esho Computer Sikhi)” book and trained teachers.
One smart classroom comprises of 1 laptop, 1 smart TV, 1 microphone; this smart classroom will function as a multi-media enabled classroom, promoting education more collaborative and interesting for students. On the other hand, the distance teaching enabled smart classroom consists of 1 laptop, 1 smart TV, 1 microphone, 1 webcam and 1 IPS. Moreover, the use of internet connectivity in this distance teaching enabled smart classroom would allow students to improve their English communication skills while also learning from experienced teachers and experts from all over the world.
Dnet's official trained 2 teachers of the school about CLP program to carry out the CLP activities smoothly and effectively. Along with that another 2 teachers were provided distance classroom management training through zoom meeting over the online. Nurul Islam Tarafder, the head teacher of the school admired the sponsor for his charity and compassion.
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