There wasn't any master plan. Each school did its own thing, depending on the commitment of their teachers (or the lack thereof).

Our school got a few (5?) Sharp MZ-80K in 1981?, one MZ-80A a bit later (which featured an actually usable keyboard!) for programming in BASIC and Pascal.

The MZs were followed by two Commodore PC-10 around 1985 that were mainly used in the science departments.

There wasn't any master plan. Each school did its own thing, depending on the commitment of their teachers (or the lack thereof).

Our school in Rendsburg/S-H got a few (5?) Sharp MZ-80K in 1981?, one MZ-80A a bit later (which featured an actually usable keyboard!) for programming in BASIC and Pascal.

The MZs were followed by two Commodore PC-10 around 1985 that were mainly used in the science departments.

Our school got a few (5?) Sharp MZ-80K in 1981?, one MZ-80A a bit later (which featured an actually usable keyboard!) for programming in BASIC and Pascal.

The MZs were followed by two Commodore PC-10 around 1985 that were mainly used in the science departments.

There wasn't any master plan. Each school did its own thing, depending on the commitment of their teachers (or the lack thereof).

Our school got a few (5?) Sharp MZ-80K in 1981?, one MZ-80A a bit later (which featured an actually usable keyboard!) for programming in BASIC and Pascal.

The MZs were followed by two Commodore PC-10 around 1985 that were mainly used in the science departments.