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| Google Philippines Commits to Aid PH in Adapting to Distance Learning through Various Initiatives |
Among these initiatives is Google.org’s grant of USD 250,000 to the Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication (AIJC) which will be utilized to equip teachers the needed tools for two teaching modes under distance learning -- the online and printed modules which will bank on SMS and regular consultations.
Google has also partnered with the Department of Education for the national rollout of G Suite for Education. There’s also the implementation of mobile accessibility tools for students including Search and YouTube, mounted in collaboration with Globe and Smart.
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Recognizing how popular content creation has become especially for the youth, Google also recently launched the EduCreator Camp, a virtual training camp that seeks to empower Filipino YouTube education creators with the needed tools and resources to further enhance their channel.
EduCreator Camp, a virtual training camp that aims to empower Filipino YouTube education creators with the equipment and best practice resources to further develop their channel and content.
According to Google Philippines Country Director Bernadette Nacario, Google aims to boost inclusive distance learning in the country through technology and by supporting non-profit organizations.
“We are grateful to our partners across the public and private sectors and we will continue to work closely with them to bring education within reach for as many Filipinos as possible,” she said.
"We appreciate Google's efforts in helping educators, families, and students navigate distance learning, which covers online and other modes of education, through their technology, programs, and partnerships,” said Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Leonor Briones.