One fifth of school computers 'unusable'

A new survey has reportedly found that one-fifth of the computers in Irish schools are unusable and many more will soon be obsolete.

One fifth of school computers 'unusable'
Wed, 25 Oct, 2006 - 09:33

A new survey has reportedly found that one-fifth of the computers in Irish schools are unusable and many more will soon be obsolete.

More than 3,500 schools were surveyed as part of the investigation by the National Council for Technology in Education.

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