Acer Chromebook Repair Course Helps High Schoolers Explore Learning Pathways
When students at Pioneer Springs Community School requested hands-on computer repair training a few years ago, administrators found an Acer online program that does that and more for the North Carolina public charter school.
The Acer Service eLearning Repair Program covers Chromebook functions, component replacement, post-repair quality assurance and hardware reconfiguration during its eight weeks of training. Afterwards, students can do repairs for the school's own Acer Chromebooks, making it a "win win" for the school and students.
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What is the Acer Chromebook Repair Course?
The Acer Chromebook Repair Course is part of the Acer Service eLearning Repair Program, aimed at high school students at Pioneer Springs Community School in North Carolina. It provides students with the skills needed to repair school computers, specifically Chromebooks, and helps them explore potential career pathways in technology.
What skills do students gain from the program?
Students gain a variety of skills through the program, including technical skills related to Chromebook functions, component replacement, and post-repair quality assurance. Additionally, they develop soft skills such as time management, planning, organization, and the ability to stay on task.
How has the program impacted students?
The program has positively impacted students by providing them with marketable skills and enhancing their understanding of technology. About 55 students have completed the course in two years, with many expressing newfound interest in technology and some realizing that a career in IT may not be their path after all. The course also supports the school's IT needs by allowing certified students to perform basic repairs.
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