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Opinion 6 years ago
Will COVID-19 transform universities and colleges?
While many sectors have been disrupted by technology over the last decade, the higher education sector has until this pandemic remained largely in its traditional model, and many universities and colleges may continue to operate in the same way as they did pre-COVID-19.
Opinion 6 years ago
Will COVID-19 transform universities and colleges?
While many sectors have been disrupted by technology over the last decade, the higher education sector has until this pandemic remained largely in its traditional model, and many universities and colleges may continue to operate in the same way as they did pre-COVID-19.
National 6 years ago
Online university courses to become ‘next normal’ for students, Jokowi says
Speaking to a number of university rectors during a virtual Indonesian Rectors Forum conference on Saturday, Jokowi said that online lectures were but one of several ways the country’s academic community had adapted to the current health crisis, calling them part of “the next normal”.
National 6 years ago
UGM focuses on new normal life during seventh online KKN program
Participants of the online KKN program will focus on promoting a healthy lifestyle, developing tourism in villages, strengthening people’s finances and preparing village communities ahead of the so-called new normal period.
Opinion 6 years ago
Online STEM learning helps digital natives to thrive
As the biggest contributor to the internet economy's growth in Southeast Asia, Indonesia’s tech sector is booming. However its growth is being held back by a shortage of skilled STEM talent, producing only 278 engineers per million people a year.
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