Information and communications technology is transforming the way present students acquire knowledge, create products, and build relationship. The available and emerging digital access and tools are broadening the means for all students to participate in higher level thinking, collaboration, and project based learning.
Schools do not have the choice of incorporating computer software and Internet services in the instructional events. Rather, the question is how well will the school use information and communications technology to advance learning and teaching? And how ready are the school administrators and mentors in supporting and guiding the students to become innovative and productive learners and citizens inside the digital world?
www.aralanet.org introduces the service model on how to enable the school and its constituents in building capabilities and pursue the integrative and optimal use of publicly available digital products and services towards delivering the performance specifications of the basic education curriculum.
The openDESK project is a response to that need of all NON-IT basic education teachers and educational managers to discover, install, and use fully functional computer applications in all of the school's computers. It identifies, collects, reviews and promotes open standard software that will realize performance improvement of learning and teaching through technology enabled 21st century education for all. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE
The openW.I.S.E. project presents the open web pages on how to enhance the school-based practices of teaching and the acquisition of learning materials in the basic elementary education through the aligned use of Internet based learning content and activities. We search, evaluate, aggregate, share the on-line knowledge repositories that freely provide information and interactivity to learn and to teach the basic elementary competencies in writing, reading, creative arts, mathematics, sciences, languages, culture, technology use, and Internet safety. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE
The ischool webboard 2.0 introduces the school-based capability building framework, toolkit, and the social network for education that allow free on-line communication and learning collaboration between teachers and learners in all basic seconary schools. It presents the web applications and knowledge-base that both the teachers and learners can openly use to publish and view web-based learning presentations, learning activities, content references, and evaluation resources by using the free web applications enjoyed by the digital citizens. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE
The opentechvoc promotes open knowledge to bring technical and vocational education for all. It brings the trainers, practitioners, and
service providers inside the on-line community of knowledge builders to
enable continuing education and certification of the Philippine
workforce, whoever, wherever, and whenever.
The opentechvoc supports the open sharing of knowledge resources that
are aligned to the performance specifications defined in the technical
and vocational competency standard of the government accreditation
agency, and the recruiting work places. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE
