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Sunday, August 19, 2007 |
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What the P26.48-B
Cyber
Ed Project is all about |
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By Rene Q Bas
IT is inspiring to hear Secretary
Jesli Lapus and Director Lorenzo Mateo describe how the education
department’s Cyber Education Project will solve all the problems
plaguing the country’s educational system.
The P26.48-billion Cyber
Education Project will use “satellite technology to provide an
efficient and cost-effective solution to the need to deliver
educational services to public elementary and secondary schools
throughout the country. It links these schools to a nationwide
network that provides 12 video channels, wireless wide area
networking, local area networking and wireless Internet
connectivity.”
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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How CEP will serve
entire archipelago’s school system
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It is touted as one of the most
ambitious and costliest education projects in recent years which
aims to bridge the digital divide among schools and uplift the
quality of the Philippines basic education.
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UP profs, other
critics say CEP will
end up as
a gigantic white elephant
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EVEN before the Department of
Education could start implementing the Cyber Education Project, its
critics are already aiming to stop the controversial project,
calling it expensive and ambitious...
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Teachers and
principals, not just Palace
and its allies, zealously support Cyber Ed Project
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WHILE the P26.48-billion Cyber
Education has its critics, it has also gained support from
influential groups.
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