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PRINT, the PRoject for Implementation of New Technologies in the Netherlands stands for an integrated conception supplying computers, standardization of software and training/counselling.
The project focuses on the introduction of computers in 9500 schools for Primary and Special Education over a period of four years, from September 1990 until December 1994.
The important points of action for PRINT are:
(1)
the development of training-courses for schools,
(2)
the development of courseware for existing methods of pupil training,
(3)
the construction of a regional support structure in order to “back-up” the introduction,
(4)
the development of a suitable advisory and information system.