New Skills For a New Society

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New Skills For a New Society
2005 - Portuguese Technological Plan
Portuguese policy: ICT (Information and
Communication Technologies) for:
• Schools
• Citizens
• Companies
2005 - Portuguese Technological Plan
Providing a wide access to
information technology
to the portuguese citizens
and companies.
2005 - Portuguese Technological Plan
We are the first country in Europe to develop a
driven
by
the
future
New Generation Network nationwide.
e.Escola Launched in June 2007
ICT were defined as a first priority for the development
of the Portuguese schools.
e.Escola Launched in June 2007
The e.escola program
was launched in June
2007, by the Portuguese
Government. Its main goal
is the financing of projects
that promote access to
the Information Society,
in order to increase
info-inclusion in Portugal.
e.Escola Launched in June 2007
Strategic lines for the Portuguese option:
1 ~ 1 student, 1 computer;
2 ~ 1 classroom, 1 interactive board;
3 ~ Digital contents for the students;
4 ~ Schools, students, parents and teachers
connected by a broadband network;
5 ~ Tools to support school management for a greater
efficiency, better results and at lower costs.
e.Escola Changes the Future Now
Targets
Tools
AIMS
Teachers
Students
Laptop Mobile
Internet
Digital Contents
Better Education
e.Escola Changes the Future Now
ICT technologies at Portuguese schools
e.Escola Users
Subscriptions in e.Escola Program, in February 2010
194
e.juventude
82.667
e.professor
e.oportunidades
328.642
e.escola
460.717
432.318
e.escolinha
0
100.000
200.000
300.000
400.000
500.000
e.Escola Achievements
1.3 Million
Computers
Delivered
e.Escola Broadband Evolution
Fixed Internet Broadband Users /
Mobile Internet Broadband Users
3.792.501
2009
(4ºT)
1.865.125
2.378.800
2008
1.635.427
1.454.574
2007
1.512.394
0
500.000 1.000.000 1.500.000 2.000.000 2.500.000 3.000.000 3.500.000 4.000.000
Total users broadband mobile connection
Total users broadband fixed connection