FTK Technologies offers Magikeys

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New Delhi: FTK Technologies co-branded product, Magikeys, co-developed with manufacturers in the computer education vertical, Educomp Solutions, is specifically oriented to the needs of Indian government schools, allowing both students and teachers all across India to enjoy the computing experience in their mother tongues through an east-to-use interface, using FTK's flag ship product LooKeys.

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"We took into consideration the fact that most government schools aspire to introduce their students to the world of computers, but face obstacles due to language barrier and the familiarity and preference of the students with their mother tongue," said Rafi Palgi, FTK Executive Manager "Based on the expertise and experience of our partners in Educomp, we created a special interface that will function similarly as our comprehensive software,  LooKeys, and that will enable computer-aided teaching and learning in Indian languages. Educomp, as the market leaders in computer education,along with their devotion and passion to this cause, are the most qualified partner to take this revolution and implement it in the field," he added.

Feedback received from the schools using the software indicates the direct influence on learning across the board. "Even teachers of subjects such as physics and science are excited now to use aids such as power point presentations, which could not used so far, as teachers were restricted to English in almost every aspect when working with computers," Palgi explained. "As this was part of our vision when creating Magikeys, it gives us immense pleasure to see how we are helping to create a new generation of young computer users, using computers in their own mother tongue. Our commitment is, and will always remain, to help bring the computing experience to the entire people of India. MagiKeys, which was specifically created for the next generation of users, is maybe the most important step towards achieving that goal," he added.