According to her, there is currently an active implementation of digital technologies in schools and educational institutions. She noted that many documents that were previously stored in paper form — such as reports, student personal files, diaries, and journals — have now been converted to electronic format.
Samykbaeva also emphasized that teachers played an important role in the digitization of materials.
In addition, server equipment has been modernized and more powerful technology has been acquired, allowing for a significant number of users to be served simultaneously.
According to the Deputy Minister, the "E-Kündölük" system has become one of the largest state digital platforms. To date, over 400,000 students and nearly 100,000 teachers are registered in it.
She added that there are about one and a half million children living in the country, and it is expected that the same number of parents will use this platform daily.
Samykbaeva also noted that the use of digital solutions does not depend on the age of the users. As an example, she mentioned an 82-year-old mathematics teacher from the Chui region who confidently works with the electronic diary and demonstrates her skills in the "E-Kündölük" system.
