New “Teachermate”.
Low cost handheld targets elementary students
Chicago nonprofit calls its $50 “teachermate” an affordable way to give every kid a computer
Schools in seven different cities are piloting a program to help public school students become more innovative. The new handheld computer that cost $50 and will be used to teach reading and math is a device being developed to give every kid the opportunity to have a computer.
The teachermate is a device that features a 2.5 inch colored screen, with 512 megabytes of internal memory an SD slot for expandability, a built in microphone and speaker and a battery with a life expectancy of at least 4 hours. The teachmate includes reading and math software also developed by innovations for learning. Teachermate promises to be one of the best innovative educational devices out today.
Teachermate is guaranteed to enhance student reading and math skills. This device is a bridge from the digital world to the first grader, teachers see the kids laugh, learn and enjoy the new Teachermate.
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