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Capacity Building for Effective Response Management System Through e-Learning Options A SDC supported project

Comprehensive Disaster Management Programme. Capacity Building for Effective Response Management System Through e-Learning Options A SDC supported project. CDMP Learning and development initiatives. Disaster risk and climate change at all level of education curriculum

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Capacity Building for Effective Response Management System Through e-Learning Options A SDC supported project

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  1. Comprehensive Disaster Management Programme Capacity Building for Effective Response Management System Through e-Learning Options A SDC supported project

  2. CDMP Learning and development initiatives Disaster risk and climate change at all level of education curriculum Introduce professional degree programme Training targets key government and NGO officials as well as other stakeholders (DMC leaders, members) Traditionally delivered in a classroom in educational institutes or in a training academies

  3. Past Issues on Training High turnover of trainers Standard of delivery was not always maintained and not always consistent Required minimum/maximum number of learners Required significant travel for remote attendees All learners at the same pace – advanced learners get bored, slow learners are left behind

  4. Why E-Learning? Sustainable Consistent quality Scalable Individual learning pace Remotely accessible Cost-effective

  5. Pilot Phase – Overview Develop infrastructure for e-learning with minimal content Trial e-learning with limited partners Test effectiveness and generate lessons learnt before expanding implementation (content, targeted recipients) Funding provided by Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC)

  6. Pilot Phase – Purpose & Objective Purpose Mainstream e-learning within the national education, research and training network Objective To create an operation e-learning training system that can be fully integrated within CDMP Phase II implementation strategies by December 2010

  7. Pilot Phase - Outputs 1.1 Interactive Web and CD based training for two selected courses developed and piloted with five network partner organisations by November 2010 1.2 Interactive training modules integrated within systems of at least five targeted partners by December 2010 1.3 Project report including recommendations for broader implementation prepared by December 2010

  8. What Infrastructure is Required? Learning Management System (LMS) manages “learning” on the Internet – users, virtual classrooms, content (audio, video), testing, etc. CD development/distribution to remote areas Establishment of e-learning centres at partner institutions

  9. Pilot Content Two courses: Introduction to Disaster Management (Bangla and English)-basic about disaster risk reduction, emergency response and climate change adaptation Comprehensive Disaster Management (Bangla and English)-Comprehensive risk management with climate change risks in all sectors considering all hazards Selected for widespread audience, pre-existing course material

  10. Proposed Strategy Update course content, reformat Develop multimedia content Implement Operational Learning Management System Establish e-learning centres at partner institutes Distribution on CD/DVD

  11. Establish e-Learning Centres at University of Dhaka (DU) Patuakhali Science and technology University (PSTU) Khulna University (KU) Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development (BARD) Rural development Academy (RDA)

  12. Activities Establish Technical Advisory Group RFP and ToR preparation Selection of Firm(s) Service Contract Field Test Finalize the e-learning tools CD and Web based learning materials

  13. Progress Established a Technical Advisory Group (TAG) The TAG held a meeting on 25 March 2010, project introduced, implementation modalities discussed, and follow-up actions decided; The Request for Proposals (RFP) and Terms of Reference (TOR) to support implementation has been developed and approved in 2nd TAG meeting on 10 May 2010; Five partner organizations were selected for establishing e-learning centres Discussion was held with UNDP’s Access to Information (A2I) project RFP Finalized, published (12 June 2010) and proposal received

  14. Daily Star 12 June 2010

  15. Progress Field Visit by CDMP Team to partner Institutions, Mr. Luke and a member from ICTT team of CDMP • University of Dhaka • Patuakhali Science and technology University 10 June 2010 • Khulna University 9 June • Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development (BARD) 16 June • Rural development Academy (RDA) 15 June

  16. Challenges Some TAG members have shown limited responsiveness to requests for feedback by email. Tenure of CDMP’s Computer Programmer (funded by AusAID) is over in June 2010 Necessary technical support from CDMP ICT team

  17. Revised Schedule

  18. Thank you all

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