`what is your idea of having a computer system installed in every village all over the nation ?
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its a nice development that must be given chance to materializes, making all the villages go on at least a computer shows no one must be a novice, no one must be left out, a left out generation is backward and has nothing to contribute to development and style.
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OK you asked for it. LOL. Computer integration is the life blood of our schooling technique. We have had an ever increasing computer-integration in our classroom for 13 years. This is going to be a long post, but I hope you will find the ideas fascinating.\n\nWe homeschool using multiple computers - OK, not a traditional classroom view, but the advantages and problems are about the same. I homeschool my own four children as well as teach homeschool co-ops for high school subjects. Co-op classes typically contain 8 to 18 students. The computers are used extensively for both groups. \n\nMy 18 year old son has taught himself how to build and repair computers so we have very little money invested in our computers. I have always wondered why schools do not take advantage of all that free teen energy and get them making school furniture and computers instead of the schools having to buy from expensive school supply catalogues. Those prices are outrageous! The kids learn real world useful skills by building what the school needs. Anyway, that is a topic for another Yahoo Answers Question. LOL\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nOne difference is in the classroom layout - Our Schoolroom/Computer Lab Physical Setup:\n\nMAIN SCHOOLROOM - Instead of the kids each having a traditional schooldesk each one has their own computer station and their own computer. We have six networked computers in the main school room plus a spare one in the bedroom that is also part of the network. All the computers have access to the internet on-demand via a broadband router 24/7. My husband has custom made two long counters on each side of the room which house three computers each. Each computer's space is about 3.5 feet wide by 3 feet deep. The deep counters and dropped keyboards allow the students to work at their station easily even with a bunch of resources spread out in front of them. They also have additional storage for school supplies and CDs. The children are each assigned their own computer which is where they work throughout most of the school day and it is their personal computer during free time in the evenings and weekends. The front of the room houses the white board. We have a mobile (on wheels), fold-down table for when we need a large flat surface to work on. It stays tucked out of the way until we need it. The chairs are adjustable-height, wheeled desk chairs with arms. It is surprising how often they are wheeling on their chairs between computers as they collaborate or show each other what they are creating. Every station has its own set of headphones and microphone. Several have their own printers, while all have access to the network printer and scanner.\n\nMULTIMEDIA STUDIO - The computer in the bedroom is our multi-media studio with studio quality microphones, a studio sound mixer, a VHS tape player, portable DVD burner with VHS and TV inputs capability, surround sound speakers, and a digital camera that can take both digital stills and quicktime movies. We have a variety of multimedia design software installed on that system. It may seem like we invested a lot of money into our multimedia studio, but my son built the computer, we bought the mixer and studio mics second-hand on E-Bay, and the VHS tape machine is one we have had for years. By having this system in the bedroom, the door can be closed to allow for less background noise when the kids are producing multimedia products.\n\n----------------------------------\n\nSOFTWARE INSTALLED ON ALL SYSTEMS - \n- PrintMaster Platinum is the main electronic notebooking software that the kids use. With it they make multimedia webapges that run from burned CD-ROMS. They also print out their e-notebooks. Their e-notebooks can be uploaded to the internet as standards compliant webpages.\n- Inspiration Software - this is a terrific program that we use for a variety of purposes.The kids use it extensively for notetaking, organizing compositions, visuals for their e-notebooks,
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Nope ... in fact you're lucky if half the people here can actually use computers ..... a bit of an ageing population LOL
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MEDICAL,ENGEENIERCOMPUTER ETC.
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You need a wireless dsl router and a wifi card for each of your computers!
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very important not only in the job place but everyday living. Computers make life easier ad better organized. It's good for everyone to become familiar with computers
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Try to use a differant computer!
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Please clarify your question.  An information system could be a single computer, or a large network of computers, organized to perform certain operations.  What is it that you wish to implement?\n\nModern processor chips contain many millions of transistors.  It is not practical to implement them with individual components.\n\nDiscrete implementation of the circuitry found on a modern motherboard, for example, would be much more expensive than the cost of a commercially available motherboard.\n\nIt may be feasible to obtain designs for certain historic systems and implement them with more modern components, but performance will not compare with current technology and the costs may be prohibitive.\n\nSee the link to "Vintage Computers", which has notes on 1960's era machines.
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In South Africa, you have to steal a new computer as soon as possible. \nWhile you're at it, bring me a car. \n:-)
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Computers and family members.
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you need 2 computers.
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In which village are you living ?
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A PC obsessed society
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Computers are showing up everywhere you look, and even in places you can't see. Computers check out your groceries, pump your gas, dispense money at the ATM, turn the heat on and off, control the way your car runs. They're everywhere! They're everywhere!\n\nGo to this website.... It seems to have a step by step informations and lessons about computers! Good luck!
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I'm not sure the internet is lacking anything. Seems to me EVERYTHING'S there somewhere - probably too much of most things.\nWhat sort of thing did you have in mind?
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I would invent a machine that would make everyone spell and use grammar correctly.  Too many questions on here don't make any sense.
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Holidays and back to school.  Dude just build one yourself.  When you buy a computer from some hack company you mostly just pay for the name.  Look on the web, its pretty easy to do it yourself, better components for half the cost.