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Fujitsu Offers Free Access to Ontenna Educational Solutions for Deaf Students
TOKYO, Dec 11, 2020 - (JCN Newswire) - Fujitsu has announced that it will offer free educational programming modules for its Ontenna device for students that are deaf or hard of hearing. Ontenna is a unique device that allows users to sense sounds with their bodies. Fujitsu will offer an educational solution utilizing the device to schools for deaf students and other educational institutions free of charge across Japan from December 11, 2020.
Photo 1: Ontenna image
Since June 2019, Japan s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) has been providing free trial versions of Fujitsu s Ontenna device to slightly more than 70% of schools for those with limited hearing nationwide. This initiative represents part of MEXT s efforts to leverage technology to contribute to the improvement of students educational environments and realize its goal of fair, individualized learning
Fujitsu Offers Free Access to Ontenna Educational Solutions for Deaf Students JCN Newswire
2020-12-11
TOKYO, Dec 11, 2020 - (JCN Newswire) - Fujitsu has announced that it will offer free educational programming modules for its Ontenna device for students that are deaf or hard of hearing. Ontenna is a unique device that allows users to sense sounds with their bodies. Fujitsu will offer an educational solution utilizing the device to schools for deaf students and other educational institutions free of charge across Japan from December 11, 2020.
Photo 1: Ontenna image
Since June 2019, Japan s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) has been providing free trial versions of Fujitsu s Ontenna device to slightly more than 70% of schools for those with limited hearing nationwide. This initiative represents part of MEXT s efforts to leverage technology to contribute to the improvement of students educational environments and realize its goal