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UPOU offers free course on remote teaching and learning on May 25-29

The UPOU Executive Course on Remote Teaching and Learning targets university administrators who have the task of planning and putting in place an enabling environment so their schools or universities can transition from face-to-face (F2F) to Remote Teaching and Learning.

Google PH pitches free tools for e-learning during lockdown

Google is making free tools and programs that teachers and learners alike can use to stay connected and productive at home.

DAP says it will offer certificate course on eHealth

The Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) has announced it will soon offer a training program for medical professionals who want to specialize on eHealth solutions.

DepEd e-learning platform now free to Smart subscribers

The DepEd Commons is an online education delivery platform that is designed as an alternative mode for teaching-learning process during class suspensions and other similar circumstances.

Smarts holds e-bootcamp for student contest for first time in 17 years

SWEEP, short for Smart Wireless Engineering Education Program, is an industry-academe linkage program with a network of 36 colleges and universities all over the country that offer ECE and IT courses.

UP rolls out free online courses to train teachers in online teaching

In light of the Covid-19 pandemic and the limitation of educational institutions to hold physical classes, the University of the Philippines Open University (UPOU) said it will be offering free online courses to train teachers in online teaching.

Lawmakers seek expansion of e-learning, telemedicine in PH

Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian said DepEd should increase the capacity of its online-based education for the next school year in the event of a prolonged crisis due to Covid-19, while Sen. Sonny Angara said he will file a bill establishing a Philippine eHealth system.

FEU team deploying AI-powered drones for thermal scanning in checkpoints

Project DWARM will use six drone units carrying an AI-powered thermal scanning system along the checkpoints in SLEX and NLEX to reduce queue times.

Gov’t creates online content, ‘Covibook’ for kids during lockdown

The educational materials are intended to improve the reading comprehension skills of children. There is also a “Covibook” that provides an opportunity for children, parents and educators to learn more about the pandemic and discuss their feelings in earnest.

UP engineers seek funding for projects against Covid-19

The UP projects are primarily designed to alleviate the shortage in supplies of equipment particularly for frontliners including doctors, nurses, and other medical health workers.

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