On January 5, 2018, students from the San Diego Branch of AYLUS organized and participated in the 17th 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 tested, repaired, and cleaned 102 LCD monitors. They sorted, cleaned, wrapped, and boxed 448 power adaptors ready for computer distribution.
So far, the San Diego branch students have accomplished the following since the first Computer for Kids Lab started:
- Diagnosed, repaired, and tested 3,165 notebooks/netbooks/laptops/desktops
- Tested and repaired 1,068 LCD monitors
- Diagnosed and tested 426 hard drives
- Boxed 150 netbooks for distribution
- Blown out and cleaned 12 computers
- Folded and packed 4,111 mice and power cords
- Wrapped, sorted, and packaged 2,564 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 17th Computer for Kids Lab: David He, Tiara He, Aaron Huang, Claire Jiang, William Lai, Chengming Li, Chengdu Li, James Li, Raymond Li, Andrew Peng, Mike Wang, Gary Wu, Richard Wu, Kyne Xie, Eric Xu, Jason Xu, Lynne Xu, Ricky Xu, and Nathan Yang, Ashley Zhang.
Stephen Yang, Christopher Yang, and Raymond Li organized this 17th Computer for Kids Lab event.
