This document discusses the role of information technology in schools in Poland. It outlines that IT classes are offered from primary school through high school, covering subjects like computer science, information technology, and applied computer sciences. It also describes the IT classroom and media center at the author's school, where students can use computers and access multimedia presentations. The document discusses how Polish high schools now use an electronic register that is accessible to students and parents online or via a mobile app, allowing them to check grades, schedules, messages and more. It concludes with the results of a street survey about sources of information.

2. IT at schools

3. Content
- IT classes in Polish schools
- IT Lab in our school
- Electronic register
- Street survey
- IT in communication
- IT in entertainment

4. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
CLASSES IN POLAND
Primary School (age 10-12)
Junior High School (age 13-15)
High School (age 16)

5. COURSES OF STUDY
 Business and Technology
 Computer Science
 Information Technology
 Applied Computer Science
 Science and Technology
 Telecommunications and Computer
Science

6. IT at our school

7. IT classroom

8. Our library is also a MEDIA CENTER,
where students can use computers, do
their homework, read a book or just
take a rest between lessons

9. Many lessons are enriched by
multimedia presentations. This
innovation makes students more
focused on the topic

10. E-register
• Since 2014 all Polish highschools have been using an electronic
register instead of a paper one
• Available for students and parents

11. What can you use this register for?

12. You are able to see your marks

13. You can see the latest school
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14. You can check what tests you have in
the near future, absent teachers and
possible replacements

15. You can write a private message to your
teacher, or receive one from them

16. You can always easily check what your
next class is

17. Librus mobile app
E-registers are also available as a mobile app
you can download from Google Play or
App Store

18. Street survey results
What is your source of information?
Internet
Books
Others

19. • you can talk to people from other countries
• you can practise your language skills with native speakers
• you will be exposed to a different culture
• there are many languages available to learn

21. • you can choose from many subjects
• students can play as a team
• it's a fun and creative way of learning