Ang Department of Education (DepEd), a kasama ti Microsoft, ket agserrekanna dagiti virtual graduation idiay Pilipinas, gapu ta patuloy ti panangsupresar kadagiti klase ken sosial a pagsasabong iti akademikong institusionen babaen ti pandemia ti coronavirus.
Pinapigsa babaen ti Microsoft 365, ti #Hello2020Graduates a programa ket mangipaay kadagiti eskuelaan iti access kadagiti desktop productivity apps a kas ti Office, intelligent cloud services, ken secured communication software. Makasagana dagiti eskuelaan nga agserrekanna dagiti graduation ceremonies babaen ti Live Event feature ti Microsoft Teams a makapigsa iti 10,000 a partisipante. Daytoy ket mangpaset kadagiti pamilia dagiti estudyante a adda idiay abroad, wenno iti sabali a parte ti Pilipinas, nga makakita ti seremonia online.
Ti virtual a solusion para iti graduation ket mangipakita ti minimum a koneksion iti internet ken adda iti teknikal a gabay ken manual a naaprubaran babaen ti DepEd, a sumagmamano iti standard nga alagaden para kadagiti graduasyon. Daytoy a paset ket aglaon iti pagmarso dagiti estudyante, panangipabigat dagiti speech dagiti honor students, ken kasla pay dagiti special a farewell addresses babaen ti mga representante ti DepEd ken dagiti administrador ti eskuela.
The program had its pilot run in the following schools last May 13, 2020: Ruparan National High School in Digos City, Cornelio Reta Sr. Elementary School in Davao City, and Panabo National High School in Panabo City. As of this writing, a total of 1,462 students from 8 different schools in Region 11 celebrated their graduation virtually.
It is now available to all public and private schools across the Philippines.
The Department of Education and Microsoft have worked closely in the previous months to enable remote learning for schools nationwide.
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