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rbahaguejr | 29-Sep-2009 2:00 pm

Finally, an initial release of SnT in Box software compilation.

Today, CPU is announcing availability of a compilation of Free and Open Source Software tools that can be used by science teachers. The compilation was inspired by similar earlier initiatives like NGO-in-a-Box of Tactical Tech.

webadmin | 11-Jun-2009 2:00 pm

“The world-wide web is a treasure trove brimming with various information and communication technology or ICT tools that can be utilized to address the degenerating state of mathematics and science education in the Philippines,” said Mr. Rick Bahague, national coordinator of the Computer Professionals’ Union (CPU). “It is just a matter of appropriating it to our schools’ local conditions and helping our teachers gain access to it.”

webadmin | 30-May-2009 2:00 pm

Amongst the vital components in nation building is ensuring good quality education. However, in the Philippines this important aspect of development is not being given appropriate attention.

webadmin | 18-May-2009 3:34 pm

You can also download these presentations in a zip file here.

rbahaguejr | 23-Mar-2009 2:00 pm

Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has been proclaimed as the leading growing sector of the economy.

Different projects were initiated to support this growth. The Cyber Corridor project is one of them. It also highlights programs in education using ICT to improve the education system of the country through the Cyber Education project. The latter, despite the controversies born with it was still pushed by the government for implementation.

rbahaguejr | 19-Mar-2009 8:50 am

Growth in the information and communications and technology (ICT) sector has been targeted as a major growth area by the government. Just recently, the Central Luzon Cyber Corridor, one of five Super Regions planned by the government, has been touted to be “an oasis of hope” in the face of the global economic meltdown. Its vision is simple: build more business process outsourcing centers a.k.a call centers not only in so-called science parks within Metro Manila but also in the provinces around the country.