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A free online classroom seeks to make education accessible to all

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Launched in Malta last week and recently featured in a Malaysian tech newsite, Eliademy is launching its service officially in Philippines. Eliademy is a free online classroom that supports educators and students, enabling them create, share and manage courses.

Posted: February 26th, 2013 in Internet,Latest Technology Stories | Read More »

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  • Court scolds Napoles’ lawyers for wasting time
  • Rehabilitation master plan for Yolanda-hit provinces: 8,000 pages, 8 volumes
  • Kris Aquino to President Benigno III: The silent majority still believes in you
  • Aquino not alone: Binay, other execs’ ratings drop
  • Tunisia closes borders with Libya after violence

    • Sports

  • JRU gets the better of Arellano in triple OT
  • Allen Iverson crosses over to PH in November for some ‘inspiring’ hoops action
  • Red Lions bounce back from first loss at Stags’ expense
  • Manu Ginobili out of Fiba World Cup 2014
  • Cagayan turns back Ateneo in 5 sets

    • Lifestyle

  • The dark, seductive power of ‘Venus in Fur’
  • OJ Mariano joins ‘Rak of Aegis’
  • Asian-American actors face uphill struggle in US
  • From seafood to nightcaps, here are Cebu’s ‘bests’
  • Paray le Monial: ‘A town very dear to heaven’

    • Entertainment

  • Paolo Bediones presents evidence of blackmail note to police over sex video
  • Concert marks first Filipino choral group to perform solo at the Walt Disney Concert Hall
  • Martin Nievera falls off stage in ‘The Voice Kids’ finale
  • Kris Aquino wears yellow to counter Noynoy’s bashers
  • Paolo Bediones seeks PNP help vs leaker of sex video

    • Business

  • How to be a millionaire with rubber bands
  • Court issues TRO on railway station row
  • PSEi gains on late buying
  • Lucio Tan submits offer to buy out RSA
  • 7-month Peza-approved investments up 30.8%

    • Technology

  • What’s next for Viber?
  • Google says ‘forgetting’ isn’t easy, as removal requests mount
  • Mommy D trends online amid reports she has a boyfriend
  • Britain to trial driverless cars from 2015
  • Japanese gov’t, publishers demand online ‘Manga’ pirates to shut down

    • Opinion

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  • Ends and means
  • Silver bullet

    • Global Nation

  • OFWs caught in crossfire
  • Japan names 5 disputed islets in East China Sea
  • PH airports on full alert for Ebola virus
  • OFWs may leave strife-torn Libya even without exit visa–DOLE
  • DOH ‘closely monitoring’ 7 OFWs from Ebola-hit Sierra Leone
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