Miriam College in the Philippines uses e-learning in several ways: 1) For college students, it uses platforms like Moodle and Edu2.0 to provide online content and discussion forums to supplement in-person classes. 2) It offers an open learning program for working adults, though enrollment is still low. 3) Through a partnership, it provides an online "Hope Cybrary" to teach children ages 7-12 through virtual tutoring and mentoring. 4) Its Asian University Digital Resource Network preserves and shares local knowledge across Asia through online documentation and training.

1. E-Learning for College, Adult and Young Learners and for Preserving Local Knowledge: The Miriam College Experience Maria Lourdes Quisumbing-Baybay

5. The Higher Education Unit is composed of the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Education, College of Business, Entrepreneurship and Accountancy, and College of International, Humanitarian and Development Studies.

7. e-learning for Tertiary Students Computer assisted courses, using appropriate licensed software (e.g. SPSS/PASW, Minitab, AutoCAD, ArcGIS, Adobe Master Collection CS4 ) and freeware (Audacity) are regularly reviewed and revised by faculty to keep up with the changing technology and with industry requirements

29. The other study used digital tools and cloud based data representation, storage and preservation of Google Maps and Panoramio to to create a digital map of the endemic and indigenous trees and plants in the Miriam College campus with a description of their local uses and historical significance.

33. Mabuhay! (Long Live!)