How was life difficult for you without a computer at home?
October 20, 2009
On October 17th, 75 hardworking students without PCs at home arrived at Kramden Institute to pick up their newly refurbished computer during our Mini Geek-A-Thon and Award Day. Students were asked "How was life difficult for you and your family without a computer at home? How will the computer you are being awarded today make your life better?" Take a look at some of their responses:
"It was very difficult to get my son to the library in the afterword to use the computer for homework assignments to match with my schedule. This computer will make life a lot better as far as education for my son and our time. We will no longer be limited by the 30 minute time use for the computer at the library"
"Life was difficult for me and my family because when I did reports, I couldn't type what had to be done and I always had to wait until I went to school to do it. Now, I can type a paper, save it, and print it at school!"
"Now that I have m own computer, I can do a lot of research for papers and essays; it will allow me to be more informed about college, applications, and scholarships"
"I have never had a computer in my life at a house that I have lived in. I am very thankful for this opportunity to receive this computer. I twill now help me to have my assignments dont on time and will help improve my grades"
" Without a computer at home, it has been difficult because when we have assignments that have to be typed, I couldn't bring my work home to complete. We also have extra credit opportunities that we can do on a website, I would like to do itm but I would have to go to the library at school. Life without a computer can be hard. The computer that I am awarded tofay will make my life better, It will really help me to do more things for school. Thank you so much Kramden!"
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