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Name of Project: School Project Digital Daycare
Project Type: Humanitarian Project, with Global Grant
Club Responsible: Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza
Contact Main Venue: Vinícius Muzy - Rotary Foundation Committee Chair (information at the end)
Project Location: Blumenau, Santa Catarina, Brazil
Project Objective: equip (3) three public nursery schools in the city of Blumenau, Santa Catarina, Brazil, with computer lab and air-conditioning with refrigerators two classrooms aiming at digital inclusion and cultural exchange of school-age students and teachers to improve education for all children and literacy with digital technology.
Focus Area: Basic Education and Literacy
Brief description: The project aims to involve and address the needs of communities in supporting programs that strengthen their capacity to provide basic education and literacy for all school-age students and reduce the gender disparity in education through computers and the internet.
Prior Budget: $ 48,367.00
Financing: Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza (D4650), District 4650, The Rotary Foundation - FDUC,
Contact: Vinicius Muzy - vinicius@macinrio.com / Skype: viniciusmuzy
Pupils of school age who will be cared for: about 555 students
International Partners: Rotary Club
Introduction
SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainability means different things to different organizations. For The Rotary Foundation, sustainability means providing solutions to the needs of the community so that the beneficiary community can sustain activities after funding ends. Global grant projects must be sustainable and have the following characteristics:
Community Needs - The host community and Rotary project sponsors develop projects based on community assessment of their needs and strengths.
Appropriate Technology - Design materials are appropriate for the community and, ideally, are purchased locally.
Sustainable funding - The community is able to sustain the project without ongoing financial support from The Rotary Foundation or other Rotary sources.
Knowledge transfer - The project includes the beneficiaries of teaching how to meet their continuing needs after the project is completed.
Training - The project provides training and supervision to teachers and heads of teaching.
Motivation - Schools receiving the equipment will be able to take ownership of the project upon completion.
Monitoring and evaluation - The project includes a measurement plan to confirm a significant improvement, ideally for at least three years.
We identified the need for schools to carry out scheduled visits, inspecting the facilities and registering the needs of the schools.
The acquisition will address the needs of school-age students for improvements in basic education and improvement of pedagogical tasks proposed by teachers.
All management and teachers are committed to receive the project because they have been technologically outdated for many years, hampering teaching to school-age students.
The project provides training and supervision to teachers and heads of teaching.
The school will be accredited after delivery and will not need new Rotary resources, and will constantly review the equipment according to the training that will be given. In order to make this project sustainable, day care centers participate in events organized by the Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza every year and have the participation of the school community to help financially. The funds will be applied to improvements to the computer room with the help of the global grant.
The financial resources obtained by the global grant project will allow the use of equipment without the need for repairs and for three years the Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza will contribute to the proper maintenance by promoting its events and helping the Association of Parents and Teachers - APP.
Regarding environmental sustainability, we are proposing that the schools and Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza plant seedlings.
FOCUS AREA: - Basic education and literacy
The basic purposes and goals of this project are:
1. Improving the quality of primary and secondary education, involving local educational administrators;
2. Teacher training in curriculum implementation, effective educational methodologies and / or student assessment;
3. Involve communities in supporting programs that strengthen their capacity to provide basic education and literacy for all
4. Increase adult literacy
5. Work to reduce gender disparity in education
6. Support studies related to basic education and literacy by career professionals.
INFORMATION
This project presents the plans and goals of diffusion of the pedagogical activities of the students in the training of future professionals and always seeking improvement for the less privileged communities of our city.
The pedagogical project aims to create state-of-the-art computer centers and training rooms to train the most participant, supportive and ethical school-age student, as well as being able to take advantage of the resources he or she has in a more conscious and responsible manner.
Through the partnership of the Rotary Club, and the District, the project gains an exchange of cultural information helping English teachers and other disciplines and contributing to student learning.
Certainly the project and the contribution of the international partner, will help these students in better learning.
The Rotary Club of Blumenau - Fortaleza is the founder of this project and participates with its experience in social and humanitarian projects, promoting and encouraging students of school age, adolescents and teachers in socializing and practicing educational and professional activities.
The Information Technology (IT) Partner invests in the educational and social market because it understands that this is the largest training center for professionals that will be part of large companies. You will be responsible for installing the computers and performing maintenance and training. Computer Supply will be performed by the technology partner within the state of Santa Catarina- SC.
Partner in steel photolithography, will print on aluminum heritage labels, with sequential numbering for general control and 20x30 size cards for the inauguration of Rotary club branded rooms and the name of the project.
The Rotary Club ..... is the main international partner in the design of the global grant project focusing on Basic Education and Literacy, contributing with U $ ..... and sending an international commission on ..... to know our city, our schools and with all their experience, comes to help us to idealize and follow the project with scheduled visits.
The District .... is one of the important partners to approve the Global Grant, being financial partner in the use of the DDF Fund, with the subsidy of U $ ...... (..... dollars)
The District 4650 - SC - Brazil, responsible for helping our Club in this great project of sustainability in education and literacy, contributing with all the support in the preparation of the project with the guidance of EGD Leopoldo Defaci, the Rotary Foundation Committee President EGD Militino G Eising and our GD Helvino Wilsmann, and with the contribution of U $ ..... of the FDUC fund.
The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International, our great partner in the implementation of the humanitarian project with the DDF subsidy in the amount of USD .......
The Municipality of Blumenau through the Department of Education has invested in the structuring of schools, maintaining them with an excellent body of teachers, feeding program for students of school age and invested in fiber optic technology, providing good internet communication which allows the flow of information and the exchange of knowledge.
Vinícius Martins Muzy, chair of the Rotary Foundation Committee of the Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza, is the Administrator of the Federal Council of Administration - CRA and Commander of the Brazilian Chamber of Culture, and will lead the implementation of the project .
The Club Administration Committee formed by President Valdecir Mengarda is a teacher and administrator, having in his career exercised a public function in the Secretariat of Social Assistance of the Municipality of Blumenau, knowing well the social problems of students of school age. And his successor, president-elect 2018/2019 Paulo Bonin, a professional with more than 30 years in information systems company and current president of ApesBlu - Association of Paradesport School of Blumenau, has contributed to the inclusion of students with physical disabilities in sports and education.
2 Rationale and Need
The digital nursery project with computerized rooms will be run in three public day care centers in the city of Blumenau, Santa Catarina, Brazil, and will directly benefit about 555 school-age students from the schools: Escola Isolada Alves Ramos, CEI Anilda Batista Schimitt, CEI Manoela Reinert, being directly responsible the associations of parents and teachers of the mentioned educational entities.
Its general objective is to expand the possibilities of working in the computer room, air-conditioning with refrigerators two rooms and bring the functionality to this school environment to improve the education of all children and the literacy of children, youth and adults.
With the international support of Rotary Club, District, and District partners, the project will be widely used to promote the professional development of our teachers, through foreign language exchange, and partnership in future city projects.
The day care centers are located in needy communities in the municipality, where most parents have a family base to provide outsourced services and rely on the school as the great partner in the integral basic education of their children. The Alves Ramos Secluded School is located far from the big city center, with very difficult access and with basic services restrictions.
How will it meet the needs of the community? Estimated beneficiaries.
This project will be executed by the Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza, District 4650 - SC - Brazil and Rotary clubs partners: Rotary Club ... that will use their own resources and financial aid from partners of the districts to which they belong (4650; ) and The Rotary Foundation through the use of a Global Grant for the purchase of computers and software for the installation of equipment in computer rooms and for the training of operators.
It should be noted that previously this project, the Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza carried out an action among friends for the collection of financial resources, which generated resources that have already been used in the revitalization of the computer rooms of the schools, which are ready to receive the equipment to be obtained through this Global Grant.
This project will serve in two shifts the students enrolled in these school units, about 555 students of school age, enabling the active participation of each student in the pedagogical activities prepared by the class teacher and by discipline, giving them the opportunity to carry out research and work school children.
According to the principals of the schools benefiting from the project, the new computer rooms can be opened to the students' parents, to the entire community that does not have the resources to have a computer at home to do research and gain knowledge.
In the year 2018/19 there will be classes of students from preschool to 10 years of age, and students of day care and isolated school will participate in this room as elementary school students and the program to encourage culture, using this tool to research, fun, learning, training and extending the possibilities of autonomy in the use of the computer.
The project will expand the possibilities for the life of school-age students by contributing to their education and literacy, expand methodological resources of teachers with exchange and new tools and software for their professional improvement, motivating them in more creative classes and transmitting more knowledge to students, in addition to creating a social and interactive space in these school communities, favoring integral development.
Every sustainable project has to be concerned with continuity and constant improvement, and with this project our teacher will receive the exchange of professional knowledge from several American experts, professors from California universities, in this way he will improve his curriculum by expanding his resources to teach students.
Educational institutions, regardless of whether or not they want this paradox, need to educate children with a minimum of structure and assistance from the rulers. It is up to them to improve the way they transmit knowledge and reduce differences among existing classes. mission to meet the needs of the school community.
It is imperative to apply all possible resources to form the CITIZEN and encourage their creativity, making him question this quest for perfection and the constant development and use of computer rooms can make a great contribution to this.
Living with teachers, management and students, we realize the need of projects to organize issues such as: lighting, air conditioning, comfort, cleanliness of structures and technology directed to education to improve learning and socialization of school children.
3 Objectives
General objectives
• Engage the community to support programs that strengthen communities' capacity to provide basic education and literacy;
• Increase the adult literacy rate;
• Reducing gender disparity in access to education;
• Support studies of professionals working in the area of basic education and literacy.
• Bringing the community to know and take an interest in the aspects of technology that are in or related to your life.
• Introduce people to the universe of discussions about the importance of technological development for socialization and humanization.
• Make him a critic of unfettered and irresponsible developmentalism, enabling him to establish what the real priorities would be.
• Create a culture of preservation and improvements of the implemented technology
• Organize the event "Tournament / Sale of Crayons" to give autonomous financial sustainability to the schools for a minimum of 3 years.
• Implement ecological sustainability with planting of plant seedlings
4 Scope of the Project
Step 01 - Infrastructure and deadlines
Assembly of (03) three computer rooms with (20) units, (10) units and (10) units, being divided between schools according to their needs.
Deadline: 01 month (maximum), starting from the date of receiving funds from The Rotary Foundation.
Step 02 - Installing Computers
This stage consists of the installation of the equipment, configuration of the programs and the network that will interconnect them.
Deadline: up to 30 days, soon after the purchase of the equipment and the assembly of the room.
Step 03 - Installation and maintenance of the refrigerated air conditioners, being installed before the entrance of the computers.
Step 04 - Training and Qualification of at least one responsible for the computer room.
It will occur after the other stages, because it is the preparation of the personnel and definition of the ways of use - days of use, responsible, etc.
Deadline: 1 (One) week after Step 2
Personnel involved: all teachers interested in technology, direction, student monitors, Secretariat of Education staff (support and guidance for project development under the guidance of the same).
5 Equipment quotation and financing
The realization of the project depends on the acquisition of the set (Hardware and Software), described below:
1) 30 computers with Core i3, 4GB, 500Gb Hd and 18 "monitor to meet each core or lab: US $ 19.650,00
2) 10 notebook core i3, 4gb, hd 500gb US$ 7.500,00
3) 40 (forty) Windows and Office operating software licenses: US $ 10,664.17
4) 40 (forty) stabilizers for power grid: US $ 568.22
5) 40 (forty) Norton antivirus: US $ 781.31
6) 02 (dois) equipamento de refrigeração de 24 mil btus - US$ 1.981,00
7) Installation and Training Service, Maintenance 36 months: US $ 3,115.26
8) Administrative Costs: US $ 2,844.71
9) Service de instalação dos equipamentos de refrigeração - US$ 539,00
10) Patrimony Plates U $ 103,44 + 100 shirts U $ 619,94 (U $ 723,38)
11) TOTAL of acquisition: $ 48.367.00
(exchange R $ 3.21 per Rotary Dollar, from February 2018 to approval of the Global Grant project, equivalent to R $ 155,258,07)
The amount will be able to equip three (2) daycare centers with ten (10) computers/notebooks and one isolated school with twenty (20) computers.
Participation in project financing will be as follows:
- Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza US $ 4.003,00
- District 4650 ....................... $ 9,151.00
- Rotary Club US ........................$ 6.000,00
- District .......................... US $ 7.530.00
- District ............................... $ 0.00
- The Rotary Foundation ............. US $ 21.683,00
- Total US $ 48.367,00
6 Specifications
The computers to be installed in the computer rooms of the beneficiary schools of the project will have the following basic specifications:
-Monitor of 18
-Processor Intel Core i3 - 4170
-Storage 500GB
-Memory 4GB
-Integrated Graphic Card
- Microsoft Windows operating system and Office
-Anti-virus
- notebook core i3, 4gb, hd 500gb
- Ar cond 24 btus
CONTACT
The Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza, thanks all the support in the global grant project.
Rotary Greetings,
Vinícius Muzy
Rotary Foundation Committee Chair 2017-2018
Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza - District 4650
E-mail: vinicius@macinrio.com / Skype: viniciusmuzy
Tel: +55 (47) 3035-7078 / (47) 9 9700-4970
Blumenau - Santa Catarina - Brazil
Luiz Sackl
The Rotary Foundation Committee 2017-2018
Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza - District 4650
Valdecir Mengarda
2017-2018 President
Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza - District 4650
Paulo Bonin
2018-2019 President
Rotary Club of Blumenau-Fortaleza - District 4650
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