Kauna-unahang mobile e-learning hub, inilunsad ng AFP sa Cebu

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00:00 The first Mobile E-Learning Hub was formally launched in Cebu

00:04 a project of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.

00:07 Its target is to bring quality education to places that are hard to reach.

00:12 This is Jesse Atienza of PTV Cebu.

00:16 These soldiers are not carrying weapons, tanks or bullets.

00:23 They are carrying computers for our countrymen through the Mobile E-Learning Hub.

00:30 This is a project of the Armed Forces of the Philippines

00:34 that aims to bring quality and free education to our countrymen in remote and remote places.

00:42 To improve the situation of our people, especially what we call empowering the community.

00:48 The least that we can do, which is our mandate, is to secure the communities.

00:53 Again, it's a threat, but we're already stopping there.

00:56 What's next? That's the next question.

00:59 So I said, why not we have to collaborate with other agencies

01:05 to have a more holistic approach to what we're doing.

01:08 The Information and Communications Technology Department, or DICT,

01:14 provided 10 laptops.

01:16 The Department of Education, TESDA and the Department of Science and Technology

01:21 provided modules for learners.

01:25 There are many areas here that are not easy to reach.

01:31 And these people in the far-flung communities,

01:33 as much as they wanted to avail these courses that I mentioned,

01:38 for them to have a better job or opportunities,

01:41 they didn't get it.

01:43 The only benefit is that it's here in the cities.

01:46 Residents of Barangay Kabankalan in Lungson, Mandawi are very happy

01:51 because they were chosen to do the pilot testing of the program.

01:55 This is a pilot testing.

01:56 So many can take advantage and privilege

02:01 that they're not from here in Kabankalan,

02:03 to try in the e-learning hub.

02:06 A lot of people can take advantage of this

02:09 because we're really privileged to have this in our barangay.

02:12 The pilot testing of the program will run for three months

02:15 to find out what needs to be fixed

02:17 before it's sent to a faraway place

02:20 and what our countrymen can use

02:22 who need help in free and quality education.

02:26 From PTV Sabu, Jesse Atienza for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.