Action Planning Workshop
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The document summarizes an action planning workshop for the eSkwela project. The objectives of the workshop were to evaluate inputs and outputs from previous sessions, establish targets and plans of action for 2009-2010, and determine adoption strategies and resource needs. Participants developed action plans around expanding and strengthening eSkwela sites, regional coordination, and content development. The plans included objectives, strategies, activities, outputs, timelines, responsibilities, and resource requirements. Groups then discussed regional coordination plans and commitments.
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eSkwela end of-project booklet - 2 pages per sheet
This document provides information about the eSkwela Project, an initiative of the Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT) and the Department of Education - Bureau of Alternative Learning System (DepEd-BALS). The project establishes community-based e-learning centers across the Philippines to provide ICT-enhanced education for out-of-school youth and adults using e-learning modules. It currently has 148 centers partnering with local governments and organizations to expand educational opportunities through blended learning approaches and computer-based instructional materials.
eSkwela report - turnover ceremonies (29 April 2011)
End-of-project report given during the eSkwela Turnover Ceremonies - transferring eSkwela's reins from the Commission on ICT to DepEd for regular operations as an institutionalized delivery mode of ALS' Accreditation and Equivalency (A&E) Program.
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This document discusses the main types of pollution: water pollution, noise pollution, land pollution, and air pollution. Air pollution is mentioned twice as one of the key forms of environmental contamination along with pollution of water sources, excessive sounds, and degradation of land areas.
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The document discusses how to prevent floods by taking steps before a flood occurs such as planting more trees, not abusing the ecosystem, and showing love for the earth. It contrasts pictures of a forest and mountain before man-made destruction with the aftermath of destruction. The conclusion urges readers to take these steps to avoid further damage from global warming and protect the environment.
Tito
This document lists the prices of various fruits and vegetables like melons, mangoes, squash, and carrots that provide sustenance and vitamins. It also lists the prices of staple crops like corn and rice that provide energy, as well as meat that provides protein. The document encourages checking product labels and comparing prices between items to help save money. It suggests computing unit prices and considering quality when shopping.
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Pagadian City is facing several environmental problems such as sea water pollution, improper waste disposal, air pollution, and clogged drainage due to squatters. Some suggested solutions include conducting regular clean up drives, strengthening entrepreneurship for proper waste disposal, providing proper housing, mangrove planting, and conducting environmental awareness seminars.
Brochure 2010-long
1. The document introduces the eSkwela project which aims to establish community e-learning centers to provide ICT-supported education to out-of-school youth and adults.
2. It provides a list of existing and planned eSkwela centers across the Philippines and explains the process for communities to set up their own eSkwela center with support from the project team.
3. The story of Flordeliza Dabuet is featured, who was able to finish her basic education at an eSkwela center in order to be a role model for her children and gain confidence.
Eskwela ict4e expo - june 2010
The document summarizes the eSkwela project which aims to support the Philippine Department of Education's Alternative Learning System (ALS) through the use of information and communication technologies (ICT). The project seeks to help ALS broaden access to basic education and produce multimedia learning materials focused on life skills for out-of-school youth and adults. It provides an overview of the project components including customized instructional models, content and app development, and infrastructure deployment. It also discusses strategies employed such as module guide development and training workshops. The project has expanded to over 30 sites nationwide and helped over 2,500 learners since 2007.
CICT's ICT Month Celebrations - HCDG Week
The document invites stakeholders to attend a series of talks on topics related to ICT during National ICT Month. The talks will cover ICT in education, free and open source software, e-governance, PC maintenance and recycling, and web programming. The activities will be held from June 21-25, 2010 at the CICT-NCC office and will include exhibits showcasing ICT projects for education. Attendees are asked to RSVP by emailing the contact persons by the deadline since space is limited. The attached program details the schedule of talks and sessions across the five days.
General Update Instructional Model
The document discusses revisions and enhancements to the instructional model for eSkwela, the Philippines' e-learning program for out-of-school youth and adults. It describes moving to a version 2.1 of the model that features a more structured learning path incorporating diagnostic testing, personalized learning plans, online and blended learning modules, facilitation support, and skills assessments. It also discusses interventions like engaging an educational technology consultant, shifting the learning management system, redesigning teacher trainings, and establishing communities of practice to better support implementing the enhanced instructional model.
E Skwela & Ict4 E Brief
The document summarizes the eSkwela program which aims to integrate ICT into teaching and learning for out-of-school youth and adults through the Alternative Learning System in the Philippines. It discusses the origins and growth of the program, development of instructional modules, training of implementers, and expansion plans to reach more learners nationwide. It also highlights strategies used, achievements so far including higher performance of eSkwela learners in accreditation tests, and future directions for the program.
General Update Instructional Model
The document discusses enhancements to the version 2.1 instructional model for eSkwela, an e-learning program. Key features of the enhanced model include a learner diagnostic test and interview, personalized learning plans, an online learning management system, modules and guides, facilitation of collaborative and experiential learning, and monitoring of learner progress. Major interventions proposed are engaging an expert consultant, enhancing module guides, shifting to a new LMS, and providing training to teachers based on needs assessments.
General Update Systems Devt
The document summarizes an orientation and planning workshop held in January 2010 to discuss the development of eSkwela, an open source learning management system. It provides an overview of pilot systems used, workshops conducted in 2009 to analyze requirements, and key systems to be developed in 2010, including a user account management system, personal learning environment, instructional model management system, site management system, and content management systems. An entity relationship diagram for the eSkwela systems is also mentioned.
Marketing & Communications
The document outlines the marketing and communication plans for an eSkwela orientation workshop in 2010. It discusses developing marketing materials for external customers to increase awareness of the program and seek support. These include updating the project website, creating sample course modules, and producing multimedia and print materials. Internally, it proposes establishing online communities for participants to share information and experiences. Regular online meetings and reporting are recommended to monitor progress. The portal for the eSkwela program is also mentioned.
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