The government just recently designated Rp 7.2 trillion (US$ 532 million) to fund an aid plan for mobile phone credits and mobile information packages to guarantee the success of its correspondence course (PJJ) policy, as schools remain closed to avoid coronavirus transmission. The gaping digital divide in between schools, trainees and teachers throughout the nation, specifically in far-flung rural areas, has actually proven a considerable obstacle to executing the PJJ policy. Read also: State range finding out strategy fails to represent bad, disconnected trainees Some schools, however, have actually come up with creative methods to bridge the digital divide by cutting out the ” digital” component. One solution was seen in a current viral video that shows trainees studying with the aid of a gadget created during World War 2: the walkie-talkie. “I will provide you 30 minutes to compl …
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