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The document discusses Erwin Huang's work using information and communication technologies (ICT) to help different groups including the elderly, youth, poor, and disadvantaged. Some key efforts mentioned are developing a safety bell system to assist elders, transforming education through conferences and partnerships, running successful e-mentorship programs for the poor using mobile technologies, and bridging digital gaps by providing low-cost internet and hardware. The overall message encourages joining together to continue innovating with ICT and improve lives.
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The document discusses digital literacy in Punjab, Pakistan. It defines digital literacy and outlines its key dimensions, including digital competence, being a digital user, and digital transmission. It describes efforts by the Punjab government to improve digital literacy, such as developing e-learning solutions for students and teachers. Some impacts of increased digital literacy in Punjab include improved education, healthcare, law enforcement, and citizen services. The document also discusses innovative digital literacy solutions being used in Punjab, such as flipped classrooms, augmented reality, and digital content libraries.
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The document provides an overview of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) in education in Nepal. It defines ICT and discusses how it can enhance teaching and learning by motivating students and helping achieve lesson objectives. The document outlines various materials that can be used to integrate ICT, such as presentations, videos and simulations. It also discusses some organizations in Nepal working to promote ICT in education, including the Open Learning Exchange Nepal, and applications of ICT in teaching and research. In conclusion, the document emphasizes that understanding how ICT tools can improve teaching quality and offering students opportunities to access educational resources.
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2) It has led to globalization of education by breaking geographical barriers.
3) Students can learn without time or location constraints, benefiting working students.
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感恩節了,
我想將這篇文章獻給我在天上的父母...
感謝他們給我一個機會，
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最重要的是..
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1) The document discusses continuous innovation and moving from a focus on just technology to focusing on the customer. It provides examples of Apple innovating from the original Apple computers to the Apple App Store.
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2) Leveraging IT as a marketing and communication tool through websites, email/SMS marketing, social media, file sharing, and discussion forums to strengthen internal and external engagement.
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i haven't done this kind of interview for many years now,
will enable u to understand me a bit more..
Strange, when you are young, you are annoyed by the fact that media quote you as the "son of who and who"
(my father, Steve Huang, is the first employee of TVB, and is credited to start the Golden Age of TV in HK)
(my mother, is one of the earlier PhD's coming back from the US, a influential cancer researcher)
when you are young..
you want to be somebody..
not "somebody's son"
but reading this story today,
i felt the importance of early years in one's education and growth
challenges and blessings
enjoy!
thks for the reporter, rosa,
gave me some interesting and emotional reflections
erwin
10.2011
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- 1. Erwin Huang Let's dream about the Innovative use of IT to improve lives • Assisting the old (saving a few along the way) • Saving 1000+ elders on a average every day thru ICT using Safety Bell • Grooming the youth, transforming education • Working with stakeholders to transform the future of education • Ensuring future generations can compete with 21 Century Ski • Hosting 6 int’l eLearning education conferences in 24 month involving thousands of educators • Helping the poor • Jesus came for the poor and needy.. Walking among them • Five days in Poormate show has changed my perspectives.. • Running one of the most successful e-Mentorship program using mobile technology • Helps Running food banks • To Provide free Language software for minorities to integrate into society • , Bridging the Digital Gaps • Deliver low cost Quality Internet services and top Quality Notebooks value for poor students • Providing special software and hardware for physically challenged • ” !” • Teaching elders to use iPads/Tablets to stay connected • Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship • Best ICT award for digital inclusion 2011 • Int’l ICT award, Amsterdam, Dubai, APICTA • , Delivering top notch User Experience.. • Best HKICT award for Mobile Apps (5 awards in just last 2 years) These are Not slogans, I don't need a book to tell you all these ICT possibilities.. - Already doing it.. - Let's join hands and deliver together!! http://www.facebook.com/erwinhuang1