The University of the Philippines Open University (UPOU) collaborative project with the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) entitled “PLDT Infoteach Outreach Program” bagged an Anvil Silver Citation for Outstanding Education Program at the 54th Anvil Awards: Gabi ng Parangal held on 30 January 2019 at the Marriott Grand Ballroom in Newport City.

With the aim of promoting digital literacy in the country, the UPOU partnered with PLDT to primarily train public high school teachers and students, out-of-school-youths and senior citizens nationwide through this program. Other partners include the Department of Education (Division Level), Department of Information and Communications Technology, different Local Government Units, and the Technology Education and Skills Development Authority.

On its 5th round of implementation, the PLDT Infoteach Outreach Program has benefitted a total of 24,844 graduates covering 704 schools under 65 school divisions and partnered with 160 municipalities all over the country. (Emely M. Amoloza, FICS)

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UNESCO-ICHEI met with UPOUAs part of their ongoing collaboration under the Memorandum of Understanding with UPOU, representatives from the UNESCO International Centre for Higher Education Innovation (UNESCO-ICHEI) met with Chancellor Joane Serrano on 31 March 2025 to explore opportunities for accelerating digital transformation in education.Representing UNESCO-ICHEI were Chief Zian Cao and Mr. Zirui Wang from the Global Partnership and Programme Office. The discussions centered on these possibilities: (1) integration of UNESCO-ICHEI’s ICT resources and tools into UPOU’s courses and training programs for internal and external stakeholders, (2) joint initiatives for developing new capacity-building programs, and (3) feature UPOU’s existing resources in UNESCO-ICHEI’s knowledge hubs to expand global access.#UPOU #UNESCO-ICHEI #DigitalTransformation #HigherEducation #GlobalPartnerships ... See MoreSee Less
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