The Deputy Minister of Education for Digitalization, Lira Samykbaeva, visited schools No. 70 and 24. She noted that last week there were issues with the functioning of "E-Kundoluk" due to the transition to a new server.
"As of today, all work has been completed, and the system is operating as usual," the representatives of the ministry assured.
During meetings with educators, Lira Samykbaeva discussed the problems they face when using the system. She listened carefully to their suggestions and comments, emphasizing that all of this will be taken into account in the further improvement of the electronic portal.
Among the suggestions was the proposal to expand access for class teachers to attendance records for all subjects, the ability to select topics from a ready-made calendar-thematic plan, and to fill in lesson topics in advance for the week.
As reported by 24.kg, one of the teachers from the capital's school noted that problems arise not only with the electronic diary but also with the electronic journal. "We still cannot log into the system; they promise to fix it by the end of the week," she said.
It is also worth reminding that starting from the 2025/26 academic year, the Ministry of Education plans to completely abandon paper diaries and so-called red journals.
