Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Seminar - Learning Session (Center for Education Access and Development)


Raphy Domingo gave an introduction for the day's Learning Session.




The following academic papers were discussed: 

"Classroom Technology and Constructivist Approach"
Mr. Leonides D. Sulse and Ms. Baby Ruth Reyes

and

"Understanding Some Deaf Issues &
Effective Ways on Teaching the Deaf"
Ms. Ma. Victoria Sakilayan and Mr. Ariscel Lobo



May Cabutihan, together with sign language interpreter Ms. Joi, 
introduced the presenters from the Teachers Education Institute.





Mr. Leonides D. Sulse explained how classroom technology helps in Deaf studies





The audience listened in rapt attention to the the speakers.



Ms. Ruth Reyes explained how technology might assist in implementing
 constructive strategies in the classroom.





Ms. Ruth also showed a video which highlighted how
classroom technology facilitates effective learning.


Audience members participated by asking questions.



Mr. Ariscel Lobo and Ms. Ma. Victoria Sakilayan teamed up for their presentation.



Ms. Victoria explained how the Deaf culture is acquired in the classroom teaching.



Mr. Ariscel proceeded to expound on why do a lot of Deaf people 
have difficulties with the English grammar. 





May Cabutihan awarded the certificates to the speakers.








The audience happily posed off at the end of the program 
after gaining a number of insights and learnings






Edited by: Marina Viktoria De Los Reyes

Friday, November 11, 2011

Virtual Relay Demo

Last November 10, 2011, Thursday, Mr. George Taylor, a Deaf Manager of the GreenVas Company, requested De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) School of Deaf Education and Applied Studies (SDEAS) to have a meeting regarding the presentation of the Virtual Relay Demo with V-Pad at Career Placement Office. We discussed about the VRS project and the set-up of the VRS station. In addition, he donated the V-Pad to SDEAS in CSB campus to be used and exhibited on the Deaf Festival week of November 2011 for the advocates and awareness of VRS. Moreover, the GreenVas Company has plans of making a Memorandum of Agreement to be signed soon for partnership with DLS-CSB regarding the use of the VRS.




There were about six representatives from different schools and centers that were present in the demonstration set-up: Raphy Domingo for Center for Education Access and Development, Franz Mendoza for College for Institutional Communication, Joy Semana for Information Technology Department and Danny Bautista for ITD-ACTC, Chris Manlapaz for School of Hotel Restaurant and Information Management, Guy Noel Ganados, Diana Pria Banas, Charvie Arreola, Ferdinand Vizmanos, Leo Sulse, Giselle Montero, Mackie Calbay and Dean Ma. Veronica Templo-Perez for SDEAS with interpreter Kathy Taylor.









We appreciate the opportunity of being able to share the VRS and enlighten the DLS-CSB community about the benefits of this technology.





edited by: Marina Viktoria De Los Reyes