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Commission on Information and Communications Technology Enhancing Life Skills – the fun way Maria Melizza D. Tan and Yuko Lisette Domingo Sharing Culture and Service-Learning through Digital Tools Miriam College, 24 June 2010

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Commission onInformation and CommunicationsTechnology

Enhancing Life Skills – the fun way

Maria Melizza D. Tan and Yuko Lisette DomingoSharing Culture and Service-Learning through Digital Tools

Miriam College, 24 June 2010

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Grade 1 Grade 6Graduate

HS I HS IVGraduate

College I CollegeGraduate

Enter/Stay Drop Out

ICT

2009 figure: 11 Million

+ 4 M illiterates

• DepEd-BALS: Accreditation & Equivalency Program

• Life skills for out-of-school youth and adults

• Filled with challenges

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CICT

CICT's ICT4E: Comprehensive Approach

Educators Training

Applications Dev

Content Dev Infrastructure Deployment

Elem For implementation

HS

ALS

Tertiary&

CommunityeQuality, CeCs, Regional ICT Centers

(Infra: only for pilot)

International Future Gov Award 2009 – Digital Inclusion;

Philippine ICT Award 2010 – Digital Inclusion

Certificate of Commendation –UNESCO Innovation in Education Awards 2007-2008

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LUZON1. Laoag City, Ilocos Norte2. San Fernando City, La Union3. SOSCFI, Baguio City4. PILCD, La Trinidad, Benguet5. Alaminos City, Pangasinan6. City of San Jose del Monte (piilot)7. Roces Avenue, Quezon City (pilot)8. Bgy Loyola Heights, Quezon City9. Holy Trinity Parish, Quezon City10. Kalumpang, Marikina City11. St. Andrew’s School, Paranaque12. Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro13. Boac, Marinduque14. San Fernando, Camarines Sur15. Sorsogon City16. Bitan-o, Sorsogon City17. Donsol, Sorsogon18. Banuyo, Sorsogon

VISAYAS1. Cebu City (pilot)2. La Carlota City, Negros Occidental3. Ormoc City4. Tanauan, Leyte

MINDANAO1. Cagayan de Oro City (pilot)2. NCC-FOO, Zamboanga City3. Siay, Zamboanga Sibugay4. Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur5. Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental6. Davao City7. Digos City, Davao del Sur8. Asuncion, Davao del Norte 9. Sultan Kudarat

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~ served over 2,500 learners since 2007

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ICTs in 21st Education

research

create

explore

socialize

visualize

communicate

publish

discuss

collaborate

comment

YM

forum

google

emailblogspot

facebook

flickr

twitter

jobstreet

google earthfriendster

google docs

presentationdocument

spreadsheet

SMS

wiki

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eSkwela Module Guides via LMSA LEARNING COMMUNITY VIA INTERNET & INTRANET

Learner Entry (different goals):

FLTInterviewILA

Tertiary Education / College

VocTech / Livelihood Courses

Employment

A&E Test

Personal Growth

eSkwela Instructional Model

Learner

Other Learners

eModules

Mentors/ Experts

Learning Facilitator/s

Community

Project(Learner Portfolio)

ForumOther Resources

Life Skills, Blended, Self-paced, Localized

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Some ALS A&E Modules – Life Skills Communication SkillsAre You Listening?

A Language of Our Own

Effective Communication

Effective Writing

The Interview

Are you a Critical Reader?

How to Become an Intelligent

Listener

Panitikang Filipino

Filling-up Forms Accurately

Problem Solving & Analytical ThinkingReproductive Health

Skeletal System

Addictive and Dangerous Drugs

The Cost of Environmental

Degradation

Composting

Buying Wisely

Business Math

Basic Accounting

Searching for Patterns

Water and its Costs Sustainable Use of Resources/Productivity

Marks of a Successful Entrepreneur

Water Pollution

Wanted: Clean and Fresh Air

Workers’ Rights

Ideas for Income-Generating Projects

Dev’t of Self and a Sense of Community

Building Relationships with Others

Dealing with Fear, Anger, and

Frustration

Ironing It Out

Changing Roles

Civil and Political Rights

The Beautiful World of Our Native

Borthers

Expanding One’s World Vision

The Major Religions of the World

Think Globally, Act Locally

How to Resolve Conflicts

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appropriate multimedia

interactive

simplified

contextualized

localized

e-learning modules

PRINT-based Life SkillsModules (paper, pdf, flat)

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LINKS TO WEBSITES

FORUM / WIKI

FORUM

PROJECT options: photo essay multimedia video, recorded interview, song, radio play, brochure, blog, wiki, Google Group, ning, Facebook, YouTube, etc.

Module Guides

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• part of the continuing training/education program for eSkwela implementers and learners

• beyond ICT literacy• in support of the

eSkwela Instructional Model

• Focus: learner’s project portfolio

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ICT Camp

• promote the effective use of ICTs in teaching and learning through project-based learning and the development of User-Generated Content (UGC)

• application of life skills• use of common ICT tools and open source software• vital skills in project creation, design and management• stimulate creativity, build leadership skills, and promote

teamwork / collaboration• apply in the center & echo to other site stakeholders /

community

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How It’s Done

Software Training Project Workshop

• Challenge

• Group Brainstorming

• Gathering of Materials

• Creating the project

• Photo Editing (Picasa)

• Slideshow Presentation (Impress)

• Brochure (Scribus)

• Website (Freewebs)

• Video (OpenShot)

• Audio Recording (Audacity)

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Example of a Project Task

Challenge:Choose a dance or a game that is uniquely Filipino. Create a 5-7 minute instructional video for the game or dance that you’ve selected.

Module: Mga Awit, Sayaw, at Laro sa Asya

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Learning facilitators and learners in action

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How It’s Done

Software Training

Project Workshop

Project Presentation

• Challenge

• Group Brainstorming

• Gathering of Materials

• Creating the project

• Slideshow Presentation

• Brochure

• Website

• Video

• Audio Recording

• Group assessment

• Peer Review

• Upload for Sharing

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Reporting and Reflection

• State the challenge and the project objectives – What modules are covered and what

are the learning objectives?

• Present the project• Share your reflections on:

– What you like most about your project and what you like the least

– What you found challenging about doing the project

– Specific strategies you used to complete the project

– How doing the project helped you learn the module topic and the software better

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Sample Projects

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Sample Projects

http://ecoinyourhands.webs.com/

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Sample Projects

• Audio File: Infomercial against Dynamite Fishing (The Cost of Environmental Degradation)

• Video File: Tumbang Preso (Mga Awit, Sayaw, at Laro sa Asya)

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Challenges

• Learning curve, initial resistance• Devoting time and effort• Designing and planning• Reconciling ideas within the group• Gathering and integrating materials• Working on the software

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Benefits

• Fun• Learning is applied• Localized • Additional learning sources that can be shared• Pride in one’s work; uploading online

(portfolio)• Team effort• Echoed to others• Additional ICT skills for livelihood

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http://eskwelaictcamp.ning.com/

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