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[Title] => How to make online learning effective?
[Summary] => The rush to put education online amid the pandemic is unprecedented. Academic Institutions that have little to no experience with it are forced, within a couple of months, to throw together online programs for its students.
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[Title] => 10,000 DepEd NCR teachers finish online learning training
[Summary] => 10,132 teachers joined the Heroes2021 project of Thames International and completed stage 1 of their online teacher training from Thames-Edurescue.
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[Title] => NBI goes hi-tech vs cyber crime
[Summary] => Law enforcers can now go after computer hackers and other cyber-criminals with the help of computer forensics equipment from the United States recently acquired by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and inaugurated yesterday.
The equipment, as well as technical assistance, was provided by the the US state department’s anti-terrorism program.
NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco, who led the inauguration, said the equipment will surely boost the government’s drive against fraud and computer crimes.
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All the world’s a stage... and each one plays many parts – William Shakespeare
Alohomora – Harry Potter
PORTS-MOUTH, England – With Shakespeare on my mind and Harry Potter in my heart, I went to Portsmouth in England to attend the graduation of Filipino students.
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Joel Santos is not your usual portrait of an educator. Far from the erudite-looking professor with thick eyeglasses and permanent book in hand, he is the boyish-looking, thirtysomething guy with cheeks that are perpetually blushing pink, a cool and hip guy you could easily mistake for a student on campus. Especially when he bonds with the students. He laughs with them, eats with them, plays badminton with them.
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Two former employees of a business school will be arraigned before the Pasig Metropolitan Trial Court today in the first criminal case involving computer hacking in the country.
Leilani Garcia and Caesar Mañalac are charged with violating Republic Act 8792, or the Electronic Commerce Act.
Garcia, former systems supervisor of Thames International Business School, is accused of illegally accessing the e-mail account of Thames through her phone at home.
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[Summary] => Law enforcers can now go after computer hackers and other cyber-criminals with the help of computer forensics equipment from the United States recently acquired by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and inaugurated yesterday.
The equipment, as well as technical assistance, was provided by the the US state department’s anti-terrorism program.
NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco, who led the inauguration, said the equipment will surely boost the government’s drive against fraud and computer crimes.
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Alohomora – Harry Potter
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[Summary] => Two former employees of a business school will be arraigned before the Pasig Metropolitan Trial Court today in the first criminal case involving computer hacking in the country.
Leilani Garcia and Caesar Mañalac are charged with violating Republic Act 8792, or the Electronic Commerce Act.
Garcia, former systems supervisor of Thames International Business School, is accused of illegally accessing the e-mail account of Thames through her phone at home.
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