Role Model: Brazil has developed its own classroom computer, using a Linux operating system

Example: Brazil has developed its own classroom computer, using the Linux operating system-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. In Brazil, students no longer have to wait for Intel's Classmate computer or OLPC's $100 laptop. Local Computer engineers have developed a computer suitable for local classrooms, called Digital Desk, which embeds tablets in desks. This desk-type tablet uses a 15-inch LCD, Intel saiyang processor, a small solid state drive, wireless network support, and a Linux operating system. Each classroom is equipped with a server to store all the data. The instructor uploads the course plan through the content management system, and the digital whiteboard can be connected to each desk computer.



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The current price of this desk computer is $550, much higher than the cheap student computer mentioned above, and lacks mobility. However, project development engineers believe that this is a complete set of computers with more functions and mobility is not important to primary school students. Putting computers in the classroom can prevent abuse of students.

We only want to use open-source Linux and other software at school.