High schoolers learning to fix broken iPhones

Julia Bluff, writing for the iFixit blog:

In New York City, a student at the Ethical Culture Fieldston School (ECFS) stuck his head through the doorframe and gave Jeannie Crowley, the school’s Director of Technology, an inquisitive look. “I heard you guys are fixing phones,” the student said. “No,” Crowley replied. “You’re fixing the phone—but we provide parts and support.”

Love this program.



3 thoughts on “High schoolers learning to fix broken iPhones”

  1. I hope students also understand that glued-in parts are sometimes necessary to miniaturize products and to improve reliability. Points that are always lost on the iFixit crew.

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