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[Title] => Mobile technology finds application in farming
[Summary] => With text messaging and mobile computing gaining wider acceptance and popularity in the Philippines, the Open Academy for Philippine Agriculture (OpAPA) plans to use mobile technology to provide information to extension workers and farmers.
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[Title] => Hybrid rice modules now available in CDs
[Summary] => Hybrid rice production learning modules created by content developers in the VClass e-learning platform are now available in CD.
"This is an important step to reach a wider audience for the e-learning component of the Pinoy Farmers’ Internet," Open Academy program director Roger F. Barroga said.
With the stand-alone VClass player and other required software compiled with the course modules in CD form, extension workers with low-bandwidth — or no Internet connection at all — can view the courses on hybrid rice production.
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[Summary] => SCIENCE CITY OF MUÑOZ, Nueva Ecija — This June, the Open Academy for Philippine Agriculture focuses on rice while information on other crops and livestock will be available next year.
With a few more weeks before the start of the 2005 wet season, the Open Academy is getting ready for the launch of various services for the Filipino extension workers and farmers.
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With the stand-alone VClass player and other required software compiled with the course modules in CD form, extension workers with low-bandwidth — or no Internet connection at all — can view the courses on hybrid rice production.
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