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Hewlett-Packard Development Company (HP) is enabling students from early to tertiary education, including those with special needs, to discover new ways of learning.
HP announced on March 17 that it is bringing PC access to more students at a lower cost, empowering students to learn beyond the classroom with the latest mobility solutions; and helping students cultivate specialized professional skills to take them from basic computer literacy to being able to collaborate, create and solve problems through technology.
“HP is helping educational institutions transform towards student-centered, personalized learning environments by leveraging technology in an affordable and sustainable way,” said Ng Tian Chong, Vice President & General Manager, HP Personal Systems Group, South East Asia, Taiwan and Korea. “Our offerings empower students to learn at their own pace anytime and anywhere, allow teachers to easily manage a classroom and free up IT managers from time-consuming maintenance.”
Having established solid computer literacy from young, students are empowered with the right skills to extend learning beyond the classroom, enabled by a notebook PC. Learning on the go gives students a springboard into the future of working in an Internet-connected world.
In addition, as students seek higher education towards preparing for a career of their choice, HP is enabling schools to develop ideal training and development environments so that students are able to cultivate specialized skills.
