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The tent in the park of San Javier Almansa housing until next Sunday, 1 May, citizens of the technology demonstration XI Annual Forum of the Information Society "SICARM 2011" organized by the Ministry of Economy and Finance of the Autonomous Region Murcia.

In San Javier, "SICARM 2011" opens its doors to the general public groups and 10 to 14:0 h.

and 17 to 21:00 h.

until next Sunday.

The mayor of San Javier, Pepa García accompanied by the Director General of Information, Telecommunication and Information Society, Manuel Escudero, and the Councillor for New Technologies, Manuel Leal made a tour of the workshops of the sample.

The first pupils of different ages enjoyed this morning's news as the Nintendo 3DS in the workshop on "Digital Entertainment", and became acquainted with the interactive whiteboard, digital pen or iPad2 in the "Classroom of the Future."

While the Mayor had the opportunity to see images of San Javier, even herself with the other authorities during the visit in three-dimensional images in a workshop in which one could experiment with augmented reality technology that combines the virtual with real.

Interactive workshops allow visitors to learn simple computer applications and more complex issues related to robotics or home automation.

Complete the offer an "Audio-visual room," the "Workshop guifi" and "SICARM TV."

Pepa García referred to "SICARM 2011", which is given off in San Javier after a journey traveling by 5 municipalities in Murcia, as "a show of great interest to all ages because it addresses the future is already here, and we all we have to incorporate "so he made a general invitation to all neighbors to visit the tent of the park these days Almansa.

The general director of Information Technology, Telecommunications and Information Society, Manuel Escudero stressed the practical nature of this traveling show "in which more than 20,000 people have seen how technology can change our daily lives."

Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier