Providing information technology knowledge for people with disabilities in Tay Ho district

Vice President of Hoa Sen Disabled People's Club Nguyen Duy Tuong, lecturer of the training class. Photo: Mai Hoa

Speaking at the closing ceremony, Vice Chairman of the Hoa Sen Disabled People's Club Nguyen Duy Tuong, the training course lecturer, emphasized: After the training course held continuously from March 20 to present, the trainees have been able to confidently use AI applications to serve the work of the Tay Ho District Disabled People's Association, from writing papers and speeches to drafting documents, performing work, and storing data systems on computers. By equipping people with information technology knowledge, the Organizing Committee hopes that people with disabilities will overcome psychological barriers, overcome their own difficulties, promote their own potential in work, study, and life, contributing to confidently integrating into the community.

Vice President of Tay Ho District Association for the Disabled, Ms. Nguyen Thi Loi, a student of the training class, spoke. Video: Mai Hoa

Sharing her feelings and achievements after 7 days of studying, Vice President of the Association of the Disabled in Tay Ho District, Ms. Nguyen Thi Loi said: “When entering the class, most of us - the senior officials and members - were people who did not know how to use a computer. The letters and symbols on the screen seemed like a strange world. But with the enthusiasm, dedication and the "hands-on" teaching method of the teacher, we gradually conquered the basic knowledge and skills of computers. After 7 days of studying, we were no longer hesitant when approaching computers. We knew how to compose documents, search for information on the internet and use some basic software. This was a big step forward for us, people who previously only dared to dream of using computers.”

Disabled students practice skills. Photo: Mai Hoa

Confidently practicing on the computer, Ms. Nguyen Thi Lan Huong, a member of the Association of the Disabled in Tay Ho District and a trainee in the training course, expressed: “I hope that in the future, trainees will continue to be connected and remotely guided in the form of “hand-holding” during the practice process, contributing to improving the ability to apply information technology in common work. I hope the Association will continue to organize more similar courses so that people with disabilities like us have the opportunity to access information technology, opening new doors in life.”

Students take souvenir photos with the class instructor. Photo: Mai Hoa

Many trainees who are veterans of the Tay Ho District Disabled People's Association who participated in the training course expressed that this class will continue to be expanded, becoming a premise for disabled people to easily access information technology, supporting disabled people to participate in the Association's work, as well as community activities more and more effectively./.

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