Aruba Bank donated new iPads to Colegio Frère Bonifacius to expand students' access to digital tools and support classroom innovation.
New Devices Support Digital Lessons
Aruba Bank donated new iPads to Colegio Frère Bonifacius to support digital education and classroom innovation. According to 24ora, the devices are intended to give students broader access to learning tools that can complement traditional instruction.
School Partnership Focuses on Access
The bank said it chose the donation to help ensure students can use the technology as the school expands digital elements in its curriculum. The source report did not state the number of iPads supplied or provide a monetary value for the donation.
Bank Highlights Skills for a Changing Digital World
Aruba Bank representative Michelle Jacobs-Harms said the institution was pleased to work with Colegio Frère Bonifacius on its digital-education efforts. She linked the project to giving young people the tools they need to continue learning as technology changes.
Source: read the original report from 24ora.
