eSkwela report - turnover ceremonies (29 April 2011)

With eSkwela, there is fun...there is discovery...

there is engagement...there are partnerships and

opportunities...but more importantly, there is hope!

Project Overview 2006-2011Maria Melizza D. TaneSkwela PM, Commission on ICTTurnover Ceremonies * 29 April 2011

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Grade 1 Grade 6Graduate

HS I HS IVGraduate

College I CollegeGraduate

Enter/Stay Drop Out

ICT

2008 figure: 9 Million

+ 4 M illiterates

BALS estimates:

40 M dropouts

ALS for EFA!

• DepEd-BALS: Accreditation & Equivalency Program

• Life skills for out-of-school youth and adults

• Filled with challenges

CICT's ICT4E: Comprehensive Approach

Educators Training

Applications Dev

Content Dev Infrastructure Deployment

Elem eSchools: pipeline

HS

ALS

Tertiary

& Community

(Infra: only for pilot)

Future-Gov Government Technology Awards 2009 – Digital Inclusion + Philippine ICT Awards for Digital Inclusion

by the CIO Forum

UNESCO Certificate of Commendation – ICT in Education Innovation Awards 2007-2008 AND Honorable Mention at the 2010 UNESCO King

Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa Prize for the Use of ICT in Education

Jeepney ni JanJan: Outstanding Client

Application of the Year for Game

Development in eServices 2010 by DTI

Turnover Ceremonies * 29 April 2011 * Ayala TechnoHub, Diliman, Quezon City

Journey

Customized Instructional Model

(CICT & BALS)Content & Apps Devt

Training forLFs, CMs, NAs(CICT, BALS, community)

Community Support for Operations and

Sustainability (covered by MOA)

Infrastructure Set-up (community / shared facilities;

application process)

Project Components

Monitoring & Evaluation

(CICT & BALS)

Multi-stakeholder approach

eSkwela Module Guides via LMSA LEARNING COMMUNITY VIA INTERNET & INTRANET

Learner Entry (different goals):

FLTInterviewILA

Learner Entry (different goals):

FLTInterviewILA

Tertiary Education /

College

Tertiary Education /

College

VocTech / Livelihood Courses

VocTech / Livelihood Courses

EmploymentEmployment

A&E TestA&E Test

Personal GrowthPersonal Growth

eSkwela Instructional Model (ver 2)

Learner

Other Learners

eModules

Mentors/ Experts

Learning Facilitator/s

Community

Project(Learner Portfolio)

ForumOther Resources

Life Skills, Blended, Self-paced, Localized, RBL & PBL

appropriate multimedia

interactive

simplified

contextualized

localized

e-learning content

PRINT-based Life SkillsModules

LINKS TO WEBSITES

FORUM / WIKI & TESTS

FORUM

PROJECT options: letter, article, photo essay multimedia video, recorded interview, song, radio play, brochure, blog, wiki, Google Group, ning, Facebook, YouTube, etc.

Module Guides

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AlphaReview

BetaReview

(Reviewers)

Turnover of Sources

AlphaProduction

AlphaRevisions

BetaRevisions

Certification Distribution

Storyboards & Scripts

Production

Storyboards & Scripts Review

Concept& Theme Workshop

BetaReview

(Learners)

Enhanced Content Development Process

LF Training Workshops (maturity model)

eSkwela Center Life Cycle

• PPP Stakeholders’ commitment; Steering Committee, assignment of roles

• Legal documents• Infrastructure

Set-up and System installation

• Trainings• Learner

Selection • Launch

• Blended learning sessions• Learner Orientation

• Regular maintenance

• M&E: Instructional Model + Site

Operations• Budget cycles

• Steering Committee

meetings• Periodic

assessment of center

performance

• Social Mobilization (local or via project team)

REGIONOperating sites

To operate by May 2011

NCR 8+1 3

CAR 4 -

1 15 0

2 2 -

3 4 -

4A 4 -

4B 4 1

5 10 4

6 3 1

7 4 2

8 11 2

9 7 0

10 3 1

11 5 1

12 3 -

13 2 -

ARMM - -

TOTALS 90 15

Partnerships...Innovations...Empowerment...Community building...


Additional Interventions

• Monitoring & Evaluation mechanisms: site operations and use of Instructional Model

• Empowered Project Team• Designation & Training of ALS implementers

as:– Regional Coordinators– National Trainers for Learning Facilitators– Regional Trainers for Network Administrators

• Management Training for Center Managers • Technical Training for Network

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PHYSICAL TARGETS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS (based on the Project LogFrame) as of 29 April 2011

target accomplished slippageFunctional customized ICT4E (ALS) Instructional model

Enhanced Framework 1 1 0%

eModules & corresponding Module Guides (A&E) developedv (to be used for free)

283

207(148 of which

have been certified by

BALS)

27%

eModules (others: livelihood & CILC) developed (to be used for free)

61 10 84%

Mature/Replicable center model

eSkwela Franchise Manual 1 (beta version) 40%

Roadshows conducted for advocacy 17 27 0%Operational sites (mostly community initiated)

106 90 + 15 15%

Trained/qualified implementers on prescribed instructional model and center operationsTraining Designs 7 7 0%

Trained field implementers 1,884 1,718 9%

Established management and M&E mechanisms and tools

Mechanisms 4 4 0%

Automated Systems 2 2 0%


Challenges

• Resistance and apprehension to changes in roles and strategies– facilitation of learning – exploration and experimentation must become habitual

• Need for stronger advocacy on ALS and ICT in Education (actual utilization instead of mere deployment)

• Recognition of maturity models: ICT competence-and-use, pedagogical/andragogical practices, community-building

• Focus on A&E Test rather than life skills • Focus on technical skills rather than content (quality) of

outputs• Changes take time

– always consider maturity models and handholding mechanisms– still a long way to go…

A&E Test Performance

eSkwela Average

National Average

Feb 2008 (4 sites) 57% 29%

Oct 2008 (5 sites) 65% 23%

Oct 2009 (partial: 9 sites)

46% 21%

Oct 2010 (partial: 16 sites)

63% 33%

• Site Implementers: – less work = less routine admin work, more work

= more facilitative– more open to explore and innovate– appreciation of monitoring and handholding

interventions; of synergy and community spirit/ support groups

• Learners: free educ, learning is FUN, more engaged, creative, excited; blended approach preferred– flexible, better access to choices (LMS), easier

implementation of self-paced learning

• ICT-supported PBL = real-life application + 21st C skills + additional income-generating skill

a beacon of hope...

~ served an estimated 4,700 learners since 2007

Computerworld Honors ProgramLaureate for 2011Education/Training Category

• one of 255 laureates from 1,000++ entries worldwide• recognition for individuals and organizations who create and

innovatively use information technology to promote and advance public welfare, contribute to the greater good of society, and change the world for the better

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"A Search for New Heroes”


Key Success Factors


Moving Forward

BALS


Immediate Next Steps

CICT• Detailed documentation, including user feedback,

lessons learned, good practices, recommendations

• Finish all pending e-content

DepEd (via the eService of ALS)• Continuous enhancement of eSkwela 1.0• eSkwela 1.1 (114 BP-OSA schools + 211 ALS

Community Learning Centers = 325 sites PLUS impact study on eSkwela 1.0)

• Expansion to other sites with various partners

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With eSkwela, there is fun...there is discovery...there is engagement...there are partnerships and opportunities...but more importantly, there is hope!

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