CHED Features MCC's "Project DigiHub" as One of the Best Practices in Padyak sa Instructions

May 17, 2021

The MCC's "Project DigiHub" was featured by the Commission on Higher Education Regional Office III in its event, “Padyak sa Instructions! Pamantasan: Pandayan Tungo sa Kaunlaran”. This is in celebration of the 27th Founding Anniversary of the Commission and the 1st National Higher Education Day.

This initiative is in line with the instruction of CHED for Flexible Learning. MCC Project DigiHub is part of the MCC FLEX Transition Plan that was implemented according to the Adaptive Framework for Equal Access in Education and Curriculum-Support to Flexible Learning. Project DigiHub was developed and made available in selected clustered barangays, online-ready and fully equipped with facilities. This program was also featured in the SEAMEO Congress 2021-VIRTUAL with the theme, “Transforming Southeast Asian Education, Science, and Culture in the Digital Age”.

The said event was nothing short of insightful. It aimed to highlight the higher education institutions’ resolve in ensuring to bring relevant and quality education to the students amid the COVID-19 Pandemic. This event proves that learning, despite extreme challenges and crises, will persevere.

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