In her speech, the Minister of Education and Sports Evis Kushi emphasized that digitization is considered the reform of all reforms, as it affects not only the education system, but all the sectors of society.

EMIS stores all data from all involved actors, teachers, psycho-social service workers, leaders of educational institutions, parents, educational offices, regional directorates, Ministry of Education.

Among other things, Kushi emphasized some of the main advantages of the EMIS system like: synchronization of data in real time, creation of a state database for all data of pre-university education and interaction in real time with other databases, generating static and dynamic reports to make different analyzes and undertake new policies, facilitating the procedures of registration and transfer of students to schools, informing parents in real time about the progress of their children, accessing system data at any time by users, generating receipts instantly from the system, creating digital logs and stamps, as well as providing online teaching in the same system.

“I say, it is a challenge to operate this system 100%, but with the professionalism of our teachers, with their dedication and with the cooperation we have with each other, I am convinced that we can make this system and this revolution in our education system a reality very quickly, because the advantages are very great. We may have difficulties for the time being, until we all get familiar, but then I am sure that we will all be very comfortable using this system”, underlined the minister. /k.s/p.s./