Digitalisation is progressing rapidly, and well-functioning technology is now essential in education. However, the reality is often different, and many schools are still struggling with outdated, slow, and sometimes malfunctioning computer equipment in classrooms.
Six children hold laptops in front of the Dippoldiswalde primary school, supported by SHD IT services. This is also the case at the Dippoldiswalde primary school, where frustration with technology is more prevalent than enjoyment in the teachers' daily work. Securing funding through the town of Dippoldiswalde is also proving challenging.
