Dr. Ruben C. Sevilleja, CLSU President with CICT Secretary Ray Anthony Roxas-Chua III signing a MOA for the 2007 implementation of the iSchools Project. Standing as witnesses are other SUC presidents , SUC ICT Coordinators with the CICT Commissionaire head of the Human Capital Development Group (HCDG Atty. Consuelo S. Perez.
Dr. Ruben C. Sevilleja, CLSU President signed a MOA with the Commission on Information and Communication Technology (CICT) last November 6, 2008 to mark the start and implementation of the iSchools Project 2007. CLSU with 36 other SUCs in the country is a long time eQuality Program Member and Partner of CICT. This is the second year that CLSU is involved in implementing the iSchools project.
iSchools Project is one of the flagship projects of CICT that promotes the utilization of ICT in the country and bridging the Digital Divide thru the deployment of Computer Labs in the selected Public High Schools in the country. This is the third year of implementation which targets 320 public high schools each year till 2010.
CLSU, last year implemented the iSchools Project 2006 in 31 public high schools in Nueva Ecija(11) , Bulacan(9) and the National Capital Region(11). The project is led by Engr. Theody B. Sayco, Professor and Institute Director of the CLSU Information Systems Institute.
This year, CLSU will implement the same project in 14 public high schools in Nueva Ecija(11) and Aurora Province(13). The project package include a complete computer laboratory hardware software and internet connection and ICT training components for the teachers.
Aside from the iSchools Project, CLSU is also involved in the eSkwela Project, another flagship project of the CICT which caters to the development of e Learning Modules for the Out of School Learners in the country.
CLSU faculty and staff prior to their involvement in the project has attended numerous training packages from CICT which ensures that they are well equipped in skills and technology during the implementation proper. Overall, CICT and CLSU has evolved into serious partners in promoting ICT in the country.
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It's fascinating to know that CLSU has capable IT people to lead national IT projects. IT IS ALSO IRONIC TO LEARN THAT CLSU ITSELF CANNOT EVEN IMPLEMENT A FULLY FUNCTIONAL I.T. INFRASTRUCTURE AND WORST, CANNOT EVEN ADDRESS ITS OWN NEED AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE TECHNOLOGY.
WHAT A PITY!!!!
TO THE PEOPLE OF ISI, MAKE CLSU A MODEL IT UNIVERSITY BEFORE YOU VENTURE ON OTHER "PRODUCTIVE AND BENEFICIAL" PROJECTS OUTSIDE OF THE UNIVERSITY.
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