Computers in the Schools 2001 - a quantitative picture -

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Computers in the Schools 2001 - a quantitative picture -
The National Agency for Education has made surveys of the computer stock in Swedish schools in 1993, 1995, 1997, and 1999. In the spring of 2001, it was time to repeat the inventory.

Sammanfattning 2: From 1999 to 2001, the number of computers in the schools has continued to increase sharply. Especially the number of computers for teachers' use has increased, but even computers used in teaching have increased in number. The number of computers for teachers' use has risen by 84 percent in municipal primary-secondary schools, and the number of teachers per computer is now three rather than six as it was in 1999. The substantial increases now seen in primary-secondary schools are clearly connected to the national campaign undertaken by the Delegation for IT in schools (ITiS) in 1999-2001, which aimed, among other things, to give 60,000 teachers IT competence training and access to their own computer. In both municipal and independent primary-secondary schools, about eight pupils have common access to a computer, as compared to ten pupils in 1999. In municipal and county council upper secondary schools, computer density has been intensified from five to four students per computer.

Sökord: IT i skolan, Engelskt material

Ämnesord: Engelskspråkigt material, IT i skolan

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