There is a lot of catching up to do when it comes to the digitization of the Munich educational landscape. Munich’s IT consultant Laura Dornheim relies on minimum standards, reliable service, clear responsibilities – but not always on the established software solution.
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Catherine Aldenhoff
It took some time, but for the last two years, headmaster Michael Hoderlein-Rein has had an interactive whiteboard in every classroom and even in the theater room. They have around 330 devices at the elementary school, from student iPads to PCs, and the WiFi also works. But only because three teachers take care of all that every day. “You spend a total of two hours a day making sure it’s running,” says Hoderlein-Rein.