Thereafter, a website for Al Huda Private School was launched based on Madrasty product. A documentary on the school website was also screened as part of the ceremony which included a live show on student, teacher and parent communicating via the Internet. The minister of education then toured the classes using electronic teaching in the school.

Al Sulaimi said that this experiment was unique and extended his thanks to the school administration for introducing the service, thus stressing that this step would have a great impact on the educational process. He expressed hope that other private schools will follow Al Huda Private School example, noting that the Ministry of Education has an ambitious plan that includes the Education Gate Project in addition to the on-going efforts to introduce the latest teaching technologies.

Aysha bint Suwaidan Al Balushiah, director of private schools department, said that there was harmony between a student and the computer and this leads to improving his or her education standard and that the electronic school was an important addition for improvement being carried out by the ministry.

Sua’ad bint Abdullah Juma’ah, headmaster of Al Hoda Private School, noted that the idea of the electronic school system began two years ago and that intensive training courses were given to teachers to understand this step at all levels as it’s a major project, thus thus the electronic curricula was introduce from the fifth class

Original: Times of Oman