A computer class was opened in the Kuzminki park with the support of LANIT

2024: Computer Class Discovery

In early December 2024, a computer class named after Georgy Vladimirovich Gens, the founder of the LANIT group of companies, opened its doors in the Kuzminki park. There will be free classes for children, adolescents and adults. The class is equipped with 15 IRBIS computers.

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Various courses are planned to be held in the computer classroom. As of December 2024, six programs have been formed for different age groups.

• "Fundamentals of Computer Literacy." The course is intended for people of the older generation (50 +), where they will receive and improve the skills of ownership necessary in everyday life computer and. smartphone
• "I'm not afraid of the mouse" ‒ programming for the smallest (4-8 years old).
• " Own Game." A course where children (6-9 years old) will try their hand at game design using an understandable interface.
• "HumaneIT class." Guys from 8 to 16 years old will learn to program and work with key programs and graphic editors.
• "Algoritmika." A course of several modules for children (5-8 years old), aimed at learning how to work with a PC and the PictoMir platform, learning the basics of Python and other basic programming languages.
• "Profession of the Future" (15-18) ‒ preparation for the OGE/USE in computer science, in-depth study of the subject.

Supporting accessible educational projects aimed at developing computer literacy for people of all ages is one of our program tasks. Georgy Vladimirovich has always supported educational projects and initiatives of cultural institutions. We are glad to help the Kuzminki park and thereby honor the memory of Georgy Vladimirovich Gens, said Natalia Cherkasova, head of social projects at LANIT.

On behalf of the administration of the Kuzminki-Lyublino State Museum-Reserve, I thank LANIT for the computer equipment provided. The company's charitable activities make information technology available to more people of different ages. This is a huge contribution to the development of education and socialization not only of visitors to the Kuzminki park, noted Yulia Zhirkova, head of the department of cultural events of the Kuzminki-Lyublino State Museum-Reserve.

Classes will be free of charge. You can sign up for them through the portal mos.ru.