Posted the 04/11/2021 10:50
Update the 04/11/2021 12:04 PM
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The founder of the Génération.s movement denounced on franceinfo the lack of preparation of the National Education in order to organize distance education, victim this week of bugs.
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“It’s a fiasco”, declares Benoît Hamon, former Minister of National Education and founder of the Génération.s movement, on franceinfo on Sunday April 11, about the computer bugs of the Cned site “My class at home” and numerous digital work spaces ( ENT) that occurred this week. “I would have liked it not to be, at least to ensure quality distance education, in a period when it is complicated to transmit knowledge and skills at a distance”, he regrets.
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Jean-Michel Blanquer pointed out to franceinfo computer attacks from abroad to prevent the servers from functioning. “The minister explains to us that it is a foreign computer attack? We almost had the blow of the extraterrestrial electromagnetic impulse. It will be perhaps for next week or in fifteen days after the school holidays”, quips Benoît Hamon.
“When we know that the justification for the foreign computer attack was taken in the morning at a cabinet meeting, a little quickly obviously, all that is not serious.”
Benoît Hamon
to franceinfo
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“I just recall that the staff of the Cned went on strike to denounce the lack of resources, the lack of preparation, and honestly, I have been careful for several years now not to criticize the Minister of National education because I find it a difficult task, continues the former minister. But at some point, when there is something wrong, you have to say, ‘Yes, that didn’t work’ and not go and make excuses. “
“Catch-up session in two weeks, when there will be the start of the school year for college students who have a week of distance learning. I hope that we will not yet be in front of a screen” waiting “let the connection be made”, he concludes.
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