The Ministry of Education of the Government of the Canary Islands He acknowledges that he continues trying to close the existing digital divide in the Islands with the distribution of electronic devices to the students who need it most.
Although so far they have delivered some 3,309 tablets Throughout the Canary Islands (2,000 of them in recent days), the teachers’ union Anpe considers the figure “insufficient” since he understands that it would take more than 10,000 “taking as a reference the number of students with zero quota”.
However, the general director of Personnel of the Canary Islands Government Department of Education, Marisol Collado, confirms that there is “a problem of stock in the national market” reason why tablets are looked for “until under the stones”.
So much so that, according to Collado, the General Directorate for Educational Promotion has had to touch international markets, such as Korea, because the resources that the Canary Islands need “were not guaranteed” nowadays.
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