Ismail and Siti Fatimah are teachers in Indonesia. They work hard to be good teachers—but they also want to be better ones.
To that end, Ismail attends a weeklong workshop for technology training in the capital of his province. He goes there to learn about computers so he can teach his colleagues.
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