Asean Journal of Open and Distance Learning
Digital skills have been in demand in the workplace.
Digital skills have been in demand in the workplace.
Digital skills have been in demand in the workplace.
Digital skills have been in demand in the workplace.
Digital skills have been in demand in the workplace.
Digital skills have been in demand in the workplace.
Digital skills have been in demand in the workplace.
Digital skills have been in demand in the workplace.
Writer(s) 1. Lorena Jean D. Saludadez2. Isabel Christianni N. Estillore Abstract Moodle is familiar to the students of the University of the Philippines Open University. Since 2007, it has served as the primary learning management system used in the delivery of the university’s courses. Given the pivotal role Moodle plays in the learning process, it
The ASEAN Journal of Open and Distance Learning (AJODL) is not affiliated, supported by, nor linked to the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN). The term ASEAN is used here to refer to the geographical area of specific interest to the AJODL. The AJODL is dedicated to the promotion and advancement of Open and Distance Learning particularly in, but not limited to, ASEAN nations.
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