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Report Maria Melizza D. Tan eSkwela Project Manager, CICT

31 March – 03 April 2009, Matabungkay Beach Resort & Hotel, Lian, Batangas

Origins

AEF Grant

FGD & ICT4E Workshop w/ Prof. Tim Unwin

Social Mobilization Activities

Training Workshops

Feb 2007

Quezon City

Feb 2007

San Jose del Monte

May 2007

Apr 2007

Cebu City Cagayan de Oro City

Exciting Start but with Birth Pains

• Content Development • Local Politics • Hardware problems • Internet Connection • Facility Maximization • Software Utilization • ICT-based Delivery Mode • Others

1st eSkwela Conference • Desired Major Output: an operationalized and replicable eSkwela model • Targets by 2010: – extensive acceptance and support for eSkwela nationwide – be leading/automatic choice for ICT-based ALS and livelihood programs – primary model for ICT integration in education – physical and virtual eSkwela Centers that are well-managed, sustainable, and replicable

Onward Journey

eGov Fund 2006: Rollout Preparations Promoting community-led and -owned initiatives

CM

NA

Reg1

TT

Reg2

Reg3 CAR

NCR

Reg4a Reg12

SJDM

CDO

Reg4b

CICT + BALS

Reg11

Reg5 Cebu

QC

Reg10

Reg6

CM CARAGA

Reg7 ARMM Reg9

Reg8

NA TT

eGov Fund 2006

Major Partners: DepEd-BALS, 4 sites, TESDA, SUCs

Content Development

eSkwela Core Team

Roadshows

Training Workshops

Site Visits

Monitoring and Evaluation Activities

eGov Fund 2007 & AEF-2

Major Partners: DepEd-BALS, Regional & Division ALS, 4 sites, AEF, SUCs, TEIs, eSkills Network, various LGUs/NGOs

Content Development

Module Guide Development and Review

Advocacy for Site Expansion

Consultative Workshops

Content Development Conference

ICT Camp

Let’s celebrate…

Learners

Content

Collaborative Spirit

Comparative Data on A&E Exam Passers (Feb 2008) 80.00% 70.00% 60.00% 50.00% 40.00% 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% 0.00%

1 QC

2 SJDM

3 Cebu

4 CDO

eSkwela

59.48%

27.78%

73.24%

73.42%

BALS - City

30.19%

21.00%

37.00%

46.00%

BALS - Region

32.43%

29.00%

38.00%

47.00%

eSkwela Average: 57%; National Average: 29%; Average of 4 Regions: 37%

Status: Sites

• Centers: – Current: 10 – Upcoming: 30+ (2009) – BALS: planned 1/division (20092010)

• Various models used • Learners: – 2007: 536 (4) – 2008: ? (7) – 2009: ? (10 & counting)

Status: Instructional Model • eModules (total: 280 core A&E) – – – –

Current: 41 April to May: 26 June to October: 147 + 4 TESDA courses Q1-2010: 65

• Corresponding pool of Module Guides – LMS = moodle

• Regular (scheduled) conduct of skills enhancement workshops – 706 trained on various topics – 2009-2010 focus

Status: M&E

• Regular site visits • Conduct of SAD for systems development by 2010/2011 • New funding: – eGov Fund 2009 – DepEd-BALS allocation

Let’s celebrate… and move forward!

Major Strategies Employed

Moving Forward

BALS

Let’s celebrate… and move forward! Let’s shape the future of eSkwela through synergy!

End of Presentation

email address: [email protected] URL: http://eskwela.wikispaces.com

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