As part of the implementation of the action Plan Of the state program "Digital Kazakhstan", the region is working on digitalization of the education system.
449 schools with a total of 121,979 students study remotely. Of these, 77,785 students are taught via Internet platforms (63.8%) and 44,194 students are taught via TV-lessons (36.2%).
In 107 schools of the region with a total population of 5,727 students, the educational process is carried out in the usual mode, with the condition of strengthening sanitary and epidemiological measures.
All 556 (100%) day schools in the region are connected to the Unified information system "Kundelik". More than 276 thousand users are registered. Based on activity monitoring data Kundelik.kz Akmola region occupies the 4th position in the Republic.
All 556 (100%) day schools in the region are connected to the Unified information system "Kundelik". More than 276 thousand users are registered. Based on activity monitoring Kundelik.kz Akmola region occupies the 4th position in the Republic.
All schools in the region use the innovative educational platform "BilimLand"in the educational process. To date, the innovative educational platform "Bilimland" workds more than 15 thousand users, which is 100%.
All schools (100%) are connected to broadband Internet at a speed of 4 M. bit / sec. and higher. For further work to provide schools with broadband Internet in 2020, the local budget allocated 398 million tenge.
In the region, 261 schools (46.9 %) are connected to the Wi-fi network. This year, work on installing Wi-Fi networks in the remaining 306 schools will continue.
Secured of computer equipment on average is 9 students per 1 computer. Schools have 15,176 pieces of computer equipment, of which 4,406 (30%) require replacement.
To solve the issue of updating the computer Park in 2020, funds were allocated from the regional budget in the amount of 420.2 million tenge for the purchase of 1289 computers.
Also, due to the savings of districts and cities, 353 laptops and tablets were bought from one source for the amount of 66.8 million tenge.
Аt this moment, 654 computers were purchased in the region for the amount of 138.4 million tenge.
"Free IT classes for children" function in all day secondary schools of the region. 97 million tenge was allocated from the regional budget for this purpose. In IT classes, children are taught programming skills, building simple algorithms, creating websites, computer games and animation according to European educational standards.
In Akmola region, all 609 (100%) preschool organizations are connected to the automated state system "automation of the process of forming and functioning of the queue and issuing directions to preschool organizations".
For today, 16136 referrals have been issued under this system, and 7761 children have been placed on the waiting list.
Out of 556 secondary schools in the region, 311 (56%) schools are connected to the state state system "automation of children's admission to school". The remaining 245 schools are planned to be connected to the system this year.
The system has been certified and tested for compliance with information security requirements. Applications for the agreement and documentation were submitted to Joint Stock Company "IAC".
The mobile app is running on two systems.
All colleges (100%) operate in automated systems that include distance learning technologies: 27 in the collegesmartnation IC, 2 in the SOVA Automated Information System , 2 in Platonus, 1 in Moodle.
Distance learning covered 18,111 full-time (full-time study ) students. To work remotely, there is an email address for both students and teachers to send out lecture assignments, videos and presentations of and assignments.
The class inquiry is based on work and is available in College systems and mobile apps. To provide feedback, there are General Ledger groups in the WhatsApp and Telegram messenger.
Out of 556 schools in the region, 152 (27.1%) educational organizations are equipped with robotics elements/classrooms.
For further coverage of schools this year 96 million tenge was allocated from the local budget for the purchase of 25 robotics classrooms