E-Learning

The Department of Education is stepping up regional collaboration with Southeast Asian counterparts to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence–driven digital infrastructure in basic education, framing technology as a practical tool to improve learning outcomes and reduce teachers’ administrative workload.

The Department of Education (DepEd) said it is supporting the government’s digitalization push to better connect education, skills training, and employment following the launch of the Tesda Skills Passport Mobile Application led by Pres. Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

The program seeks to equip government executives and policymakers with the skills needed to govern emerging technologies and respond proactively to rapidly evolving policy challenges.

Under the agreement, the three organizations will jointly develop educational programs to be integrated into Mapúa’s existing curricula.

The Department of Education (DepEd) on Friday, Jan. 9, launched a national program to introduce artificial intelligence (AI) into basic education, focusing on training, safeguards, and curriculum changes rather than rapid classroom deployment.

The initiative relies on a multi-layered delivery system that combines cable television, direct-to-home satellite, and digital terrestrial television with offline media solutions.

Filipino learners are increasingly focusing on digital and analytical skills as the country accelerates its shift toward a tech-driven economy, according to new data from global learning platform Coursera.

The offer includes access to Google’s latest AI models such as Gemini 2.5 Pro and DeepResearch, which can help students summarize readings, analyze complex topics, and generate study materials.

Online learning platform Coursera has unveiled a suite of new artificial intelligence (AI)-driven tools and features aimed at transforming how learners access and engage with education worldwide.

The Department of Education (DepEd) is turning to digital technology to strengthen disaster preparedness in schools, unveiling a suite of new tools — including a Web-based planning platform and an online safety guidebook — designed to make the country’s education system more resilient to calamities.