Hong Kong technology company NetDragon is expanding its partnership with Moscow schools and will install its interactive, customisable Irbis by Promethean solution across more than 13,000 institutions, reaching over 500,000 students. The new system allows students to create their own interactive multimedia content, including videos, animations and games. The Moscow Online School project's goal is to equip more than 13,000 classrooms throughout the City of Moscow with latest education technology in grades 5-11. Last year, Irbis by Promethean was installed in more than 7,600 classrooms in the Russian capital, with a third of participating schools using Promethean's interactive flat panels, which support teachers with engaging students.
Hong Kong technology company NetDragon is expanding its partnership with Moscow schools and will install its interactive, customisable Irbis by Promethean solution across more than 13,000 institutions, reaching over 500,000 students. The new system allows students to create their own interactive multimedia content, including videos, animations and games. Last year, Irbis by Promethean was installed in more than 7,600 classrooms in the Russian capital, with a third of participating schools using Promethean's interactive flat panels, which support teachers with engaging students.