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                    [Title] => Promote IT to boost tech-voc skills, government asked
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An educator called on the national government to emphasize information technology (IT) education to boost their campaign to promote technical-vocational (tech-voc) skills learning as a good alternative to going to college for Filipino youths.


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"I was looking for a cellphone that I could give my wife as a present or pasalubong," said president and chief executive officer Leo Riingen. "I was immediately drawn to this cellphone that is also a PDA (personal digital assistant). I thought to myself what a cool idea. Instead of putting the cellphone in the PDA, which is too big to fit inside your pants’ pocket, here is a product that puts the PDA in the cellphone." 

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CHED Commissioner Manuel Punzal said they have formed a technical panel to discuss the guidelines for online courses now being offered by different schools. 


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