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A free online classroom seeks to make education accessible to all

eliademy

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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  • Peace groups call on gov’t, others to make thorough test on Bangsamoro law
  • Duterte defends rave party organizer on the verge of losing business permit
  • Senators remain unimpressed with Aquino execs’ defense of DAP
  • Man beheads mother, claims she’s an ‘aswang’
  • Naked thieves take burgers from Florida eatery

    • Sports

  • Cagayan ends Army winning streak in V-League
  • Last Home Stand refund process announced
  • LeBron sends cupcakes to neighbors to apologize for ruckus on return to Cleveland
  • PLDT shakes off pesky Air Force, claims match in 3 sets
  • PLDT refunds tickets; MVP apologizes

    • Lifestyle

  • What is complex odontoma?
  • Sun Life offers a complete health and wealth solution
  • 30 women vie for 2014 Mutya title
  • We will miss The Tivoli
  • Bidding goodbye–with a nine-course degustation dinner

    • Entertainment

  • Billy Crawford finally admits romance with Coleen Garcia
  • Juan Direction member Daniel Marsh allegedly mauls taxi driver
  • Aljur Abrenica wants to leave GMA-7
  • Claudine Barretto’s lawyer on Raymart Santiago: ‘Defensive much?’
  • Wahlburgers’ premieres tonight

    • Business

  • SEC approves GT Capital’s P12B bond offering
  • S&P 500 at new record on Apple earnings; Dow drops
  • New team seen curbing corruption
  • 500,000-ton hike in rice imports set
  • Is electronic evidence admissible in criminal cases?

    • Technology

  • China deletes Web reports on blow-up giant toad
  • Get paid for posting? Social networking’s new twist
  • Home Stand game cancellation triggers online fury
  • Google made failed bid for Spotify—report
  • US agency goes off topic, tweets about Kim Kardashian

    • Opinion

  • Editorial cartoon, July 24, 2014
  • The disappointed
  • Mad about the DAP
  • For what?
  • ‘Raining humans’

    • Global Nation

  • Fil-Am youth pushes advocacy on PH typhoon relief system
  • Naia Terminal 3 to become fully operational by end of July
  • No Filipinos on crashed Taiwanese plane
  • Fil-Am is behind Kwoller, the price-tracking mobile app for shoppers
  • Young Fil-Am leaders in PH for ‘immersion’
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