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The Board of Education takes the next step in digitization

The Board of Education takes the next step in digitization

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In the municipality of Alingsås, digitization is high on the agenda. From this autumn, students and students at Alströmergymnasiet and Campus Alingsås will be able to carry out their tests and knowledge assessments on a digital platform. After carrying out a direct procurement, the Education Administration has signed a one-year agreement with Dugga AB that provides the digital examination system.

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