The government has announced the distribution of Chromebooks among talented students studying in public sector schools and colleges, marking a major step toward strengthening digital education in Pakistan.
The initiative is being launched under the Digital Pakistan Initiative, with the aim of integrating modern technology into the country’s education system.
IBCC Seeks Updated Data From Educational Boards
According to sources, the Inter Board Coordination Commission (IBCC) has once again requested updated data of high-performing students from all educational boards across the country.
Earlier, educational boards were asked to submit student data on January 19, but incomplete information prompted IBCC to issue a fresh directive seeking complete and verified details.
Faster Implementation of Digital Pakistan Initiative
The government has directed relevant institutions to accelerate implementation of the Digital Pakistan Initiative.
IBCC has also instructed all education boards to ensure immediate compliance, emphasizing the importance of timely data submission to avoid delays in the distribution process.
Boost to Digital Learning in Public Institutions
Education experts believe that providing Chromebooks and tablets to deserving students will significantly enhance digital learning opportunities, especially in public sector institutions.
They say access to modern devices will:
- Improve research and online learning
- Support hybrid and e-learning models
- Reduce the digital divide
- Strengthen overall education outcomes
A Step Toward Modernizing Education
Officials say the initiative reflects the government’s commitment to modernizing Pakistan’s education system by equipping students with essential digital tools needed for today’s learning environment.
