Vibe of Digital Education
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Digital education is changing the landscape of learning by making it accessible to everyone everywhere through powerful technologies. A 60-year old book publisher partnered with a university to establish a Center for Digital Education and donated a tablet PC classroom to bolster technology advancement in Philippine education. The Center aims to develop technology proficiency across disciplines for both faculty and students through an all-digital curriculum powered by Samsung Galaxy tablets. The publisher believes their approach is unique in making learning social and mobile beyond the classroom through affordable access to technology.
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- Schools grappling with "bring your own device" policies as more students bring their personal tech to class.
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- 1. GENEVIEVE EDRALIN - LUSTERIO REPORTER
- 2. * Digital education is changing the landscape with powerful technologies that extend learning to everyone, everywhere. It’s also changing the future of the classroom.
- 3. ex: 1) business – computers make it more efficient to transact business or monitor productivity. 2) communication – cellphones and social network sites make communication easier.
- 8. Samsung Galaxy 8.9” tablets powered the all-digital curriculum materials.
- 9. * Vibal Publishing House, a 60 year old book publisher had a partnership with Philippine Normal University (PNU) to establish a Center for Digital Education that will bolster the advancement of technology in the Philippine education.
- 10. * The Center’s main facility is a tablet PC classroom donated by Vibal which will be used to develop proficiency in technology across disciplines for both faculty and students.
- 12. * According to Vidal, “ What makes us different from others is the we made sure that learning is made social and mobile where the learning process goes beyond the four corners of the classroom and not only those who can afford should have access to social and mobile learning technology.”.