Aralan is a word in the Philippines to mean "a place to study or to learn".
The aralan@netdesk project stands for the public on-line learning places to study and discover knowledge inside the Internet. It simply introduces the freely available web-based applications and digital learning content to realize basic education for all, anytime, anywhere and in any device.
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INTERNET-BASED TEACHING AND LEARNING
IN YOUR SCHOOL & ANYWHERE
ARALANET@WEBBOARD
The
aralanet WebBoard serves as the on-line learning social network of
students and teachers in the basic education.
It
is here where the Internet-based instructional knowledge and activities
are posted and shared. Inside the WebBoard, both the students and
teachers are enabled to create the learning experiences supported by
the freely available web applications, computer software and digital
content for mathematics, sciences, english, technology use, visual
authoring, and digital safety.
Internet-based Learning for ELEMENTARY PUPILS

Internet-based Learning for HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
ARALANET@OPENDESK
The aralanet openDESK project stands for Open Digital Education Software Kit.
It searches, aggregates, tests, aligns, and promotes the free to download, install, use and share computer applications. openDESK provides the school the freeware and open source software to build the legitimate digital environment that shall enable the ICT competency building of both students and teachers within the context of achieving the learning objectives of mathematics, sciences, english, technology use, and digital safety.
GET INSIDE THE openDESK, and find, download, review and use the free software that match your learning needs.
FREE to Download, Install, and Use Software for Teaching and Learning.
SKOOOL.PH
Skoool is a multimedia e-learning project of Intel Education to support instruction and learning in mathematics and sciences. It is a free learning site supported by Intel World Ahead Program Philippines. The aligned version to the Philippine curriculum is called skoool.ph. CLICK HERE TO ENTER...
i-LEAD & i-TEACH@WEBBOARD
The i-lead and i-teach webboard is the on-line training network to pursue the digital literacy and e-citizenship of all teachers and education administrators.
Inside, the educators are introduced to the best practice reference standards to benchmark and develop the competency references which are used in building the capability of teachers and administrators to use technology in instruction, learning, and management.
On-line Training Network for Administrators and Teachers
You are new to Computer Technology...
Enroll and Learn On-line at ALISON to build knowledge and skills on the foundational competencies related to computer technology and Internet.
Click here to register at Alison..
ARALANET@WEBSEARCH
The aralanet web search find information only on selected education knowledge-bases and software repositories in the Internet.
The search boxes are provided to enter any key words of the topics to be located in the on-line libraries and other information repositories related to learning.
Free Software Search
The search engine will look for free software available in selected freeware, shareware and open source repositories. Type any keyword or title associated to the software you want to discover, install, test, and use.
Knowledge-Bases Search
The search engine will find information inside the selected on-line library and public knowledge repository in the Internet.
Just type a keyword in the text box and click search....
Document and Multimedia Search
The search engine will look for the images, video, documents and slide presentation in the selected file sharing sites.
Just type a keyword in the textbox and click search....
EVALUATION AND COMPETENCY STANDARDS
The tasks of finding and promoting Internet-based learning content and tools require standards and acceptable methodology to guide the selection and utilization. The aralanetdesk project believes in not-reinventing the wheel, which means to learn and to improve by benchmarking with the documented best practice standards and tools.
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