On August 18, 2017, students from the San Diego Branch of AYLUS organized the the 9th Computer for Kids Lab to repair computers and give them to children of low income families to help kids achieve academic success through technology.
The students repaired 465 netbooks, tested and repaired 96 LCD monitors, and wrapped 780 Lenovo power adapters.
So far, the San Diego branch students have accomplished the following since the first Computer for Kids Lab started:
- Diagnosed, repaired, and tested 2269 notebooks/netbooks/laptops
- Tested and repaired 861 LCD monitors
- Tested 401 hard drives
- Boxed 150 netbooks for distribution
- Blown out and cleaned 12 computers
- Folded and packed 2600 mice and power cords
- Wrapped, sorted, and packaged 1816 notebook adapters
All the laptops/netbooks/notebooks will be donated to children of needed families so they can have a computer to work at home.
The following students participated in the 9th Computer for Kids Lab: Mike Bai, Leonard Fan, Ben Guo, Daniel Guo, Jeffrey Guo, Eric Hsu, Anthony Jiang, Claire Jiang, Daniel Li, Samuel Li, Andrew Peng, Elden Ren, Lucy Ren, William Sun, Leon Wang, Richard Wu, Andrew Xu, Jason Xu, Lynn Xu, Ricky Xu, Amanda Zhang, Andrew Zhang, Zoe Zhang, Alan Zhu, and Bryan Zhu.
Christopher Yang and Stephen Yang organized this 9th Computer for Kids Lab event.
