Students at Thainiyomsongkroa School, one of 437 schools run by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), in Bang Khen district, Bangkok use laptops in their classroom. The laptops are installed with Google Classroom, an application which is free for schools and allows teachers and students to access and collaborate on documents and projects online. (Photo: Bangkok Metropolitan Administration)
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has announced plans to expand its Google Classroom project to cover all 437 schools under its administration within the next three years.
Deputy Bangkok governor Sanon Wangsrangboon on Tuesday said the BMA, in collaboration with Google, had piloted the project at Thainiyomsongkroa School in Bang Khen district over a full term and saw positive results.
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