Spanish collocation of the elements in the sentence is not as rigid as English one. As you can see, you get different answers from different people.

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As the above answer says, adjectives and complements in general have a more flexible pattern:

This modern effective interactive computer system:

"Este moderno y efectivo sistema computacional interactivo"

English. In English the most objective description is closest to the noun described. Usually, when one noun describes another (as in "earth connection"), this is the adjective closest to that noun and comes BEFORE the word described. In Spanish, the adjectives comes AFTER (in this category, "buque escuela"). As you get more and more subjective (material, form, color, esthetic qualities) you get further and further away from the noun IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS. Since this can lead to an abusively lengthy style, such constructions as bl.rod's are resorted to, and the language in this manner is really quite flexible (use of prepositions, relative clauses, etc.)