The DMMMSU Open University System, represented by its Executive Director, Dr. Joanne C. Rivera, shared its practices in flexible learning to Tarlac Agricultural University (TAU) and other Higher Education Institutions (HEI) in a webinar hosted by TAU on June 11, 2020. Aside from flexible learning practices, Dr. Rivera presented an overview of distance education (DE), continue reading : DOUS shares Flexible Learning practices to Tarlac Agricultural University, other HEIs
DOUS turns over modules to DMMMSU North La Union Campus
The DMMMSU Open University System turned over 11 modules used in its undergraduate programs to the DMMMSU North La Union Campus on June 11, 2020. This is an initiative of the DOUS to help the DMMMSU campuses to have instructional materials that students can use during the COVID-19 pandemic where face to face meetings are continue reading : DOUS turns over modules to DMMMSU North La Union Campus
DOUS faculty members attend in-house seminar on Basic Research Ethics, Turnitin
Faculty members of DMMMSU Open University System are now better equipped to conduct research after attending an in-house seminar on research ethics and the use of Turnitin, an internet-based plagiarism detection service at the DOUS compound on June 3, 2020. Mr. Farland Valera discussed basic research ethics principles and stressed the importance of the research continue reading : DOUS faculty members attend in-house seminar on Basic Research Ethics, Turnitin
CA Professor honored in Farmers’ and Fisherfolk’s Month celebration
Professor Ferdinand Navarro was honored in the celebration of the Farmers’ and Fisherfolk’s Month at the Department of Agriculture-Regional Field Office I (DA-RFO I), May 26, 2020. Prof. Navarro was awarded by the DA-RFO I Executive Director, Mr. Lucrecio R. Alviar, Jr. for being the 2019 National Gawad Saka Winner for being the Most Outstanding continue reading : CA Professor honored in Farmers’ and Fisherfolk’s Month celebration
CCS starts series of training, workshops on instructional tools for distance learning
The first batch of trainees for the Instructional Design Tools for Distance Learning training started doing workshops yesterday in parallel sessions with the experts from the College of Computer Science. This 3-day activity aims to upgrade the online teaching skills of the SLUC faculty in preparation for the new educational setup. Presenting different media platforms continue reading : CCS starts series of training, workshops on instructional tools for distance learning