During July, the SPES Vocational Teaches ICT-oriented team engaged in preparations for the display of our Stand D30, which we were able to reserve thanks to a UK sponsor, at the Infotech Fair August 2007.
It was a great joy to see that visitors of all ages showed were keen participants , as we organised a direct virtual e-CLASS live teaching programme, via WorldSpace AfrStar satellite courtesy, which took place between our stand and our Quatre-Bornes SPES Crafts Trainng Centre.
A great “science ecological activity” was our Microscope connection to a computer and the enlarged viewing of the various natural fibers our SPES craftspeople extract from plants and weave into designer products. Other fun-learning activities were “Train the brain” games all enjoyed.
As for our special remedia literacy programmes, they were so popular that we plan to start training illiterate teenagers and adults withink the next few weeks to promote employability.
A view of the SPES Infotech stand “SPES Multi-literacy” 
That was the main theme of our Stand. 
Things displayed at Infotech: Slides of Crafts products 
Some real crafts products like wooden chair, cotton/natural fibre woven bag 
French literacy system: La Planète des Alphas 
English Literacy system: Units of Sound 
Electronic microscope coupled to laptop 
The WorldSpace CLASS system 
Games 
Many were curious and interested to see how the little microscope work 
Hosts of visitors attended our stand during all four days… 
… from grown-ups… 
… to children … 
A boy taking a closer look at coloured letter figurines 
Some visitors outside the perimete 
Delighted children playing games