Student-led computer suite upgrade

Chelsea Channing

By Chelsea Channing
Published July 29, 2014

Project managing a school-based computer upgrade can be an arduous task with much to consider, but students at Adelaide’s Burnside Primary School take all of this in their stride.

Staff at the school left their latest school computer suite upgrade in the capable hands of ICLT (Information Communication Learning ...

This story appeared in the August 2014 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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