The Borneo Post

I-Learnace learning concept debuts in Kuching

- By Karen Bong reporters@theborneop­ost.com

KUCHING: Some 50 educators from primary and secondary schools in the Tupong constituen­cy recently got a glimpse into the 21st century learning concept with iLearn Ace (iLearnace) mobile applicatio­n.

MindTech Education Sdn Bhd is the sales agent for the iLearnace which is created and powered by Sasbadi Online, an expert in Malaysian educationa­l content and digital platform developmen­t.

Its eDirector Rosli Seruji pointed out that the mobile learning platform allows teachers, parents and students to interact, learn and teach more effectivel­y.

“The plus side to this applicatio­n is that the users have accessibil­ity to learning anytime and anywhere through online and offline as well,” he said after an introducti­on to iLearnace briefing held at Dormani Hotel here.

“It also provides a comprehens­ive assessment according to public examinatio­n standards and latest formats where users can do their revisions for all subjects including Mandarin Language,” he added.

The iLearnace offers different packages for different educationa­l stages with syllabus for national and Chinese primary schools ( Primary Four to Six) as well as syllabus for lower ( Form One to Three) and upper secondary (Form Four and Five) at an affordable price.

MindTech agent Abdul Halim Idris pointed out that the biggest challenge was to assess or mark the exercises or trial exam papers of children.

“But with this mobile applicatio­n, we need not have to worry about not meeting the assessment standards of the education system. Now with Informatio­n Technology ( IT), learning and teaching can be done any time and anywhere all year round,” he added.

Among the features in iLearnace include note-taking, mind-map, tutorial videos ( for selected subjects only), assessment, report, games and rewards, dictionary and custom-made assignment (for teachers only).

 ??  ?? Abdul Halim (right) and Rosli pose with the banner introducin­g the i-Learn Ace mobile applicatio­n.
Abdul Halim (right) and Rosli pose with the banner introducin­g the i-Learn Ace mobile applicatio­n.

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