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livelihood, environment, and governance. The book therefore, is not only for those involved in ICT but also for development actors in diverse
fields. For orders, please call AIJC @ 743-4321, 740-0396 |
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Powerful Presentation Skills |
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This is a one day training designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of participants in delivering oral presentations. Innovative approaches will be employed to increase the confidence level of each participant in public speaking. The training course is designed to be highly participatory and experiential.  more details |
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Online Course on Web Application Development Using PHP&MySQL |
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Most of the Web applications (corporate and social) you see around are database-driven Websites. Different development tools are utilized in the construction of these Websites. The current most popular tool is PHP&MySQL. The course teaches the participants in an easy and leisurely way the fundamentals in developing a database-driven Website using PHP&MySQL. more details |
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Online Course on Communication Planning is now open! |
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Introduction to Communication Planning
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Identifying Audience-centered Goals and Objectives
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Institute of Journalism and Communication expressed outrage over the brutal killing of journalists and civilians in Maguindanao in southern
Philippines last November 23.
In condemning the horrific murders, UNESCO and AIJC called for speedy justice for
the victims and for the resolute enforcement of the rule of law and protection of human rights.
The massacre brings to the fore the significance of the ongoing multidisciplinary
study on the “Culture of Impunity in the Killing of Filipino Journalists” being conducted by AIJC with UNESCO support.
UNESCO NatCom and AIJC called on all sectors to be vigilant in safeguarding our
democratic system by making those in power accountable for violations against universal freedoms and assaults on persons.
Citing the UN definition of impunity as “the impossibility of bringing the
perpetrators of violations to account,” Dr. Florangel Rosario-Braid, NatCom communication committee chair and AIJC president
emeritus, said that government should be able to protect its citizens and journalists in particular against becoming targets of
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Almost 74 percent of Filipino schoolchildren surveyed nationwide are computer literate with
access to the Internet, 50 percent male and 50 percent female, 45 percent aged 13-15 years, 61 percent high school students, and 54
percent enrolled in private schools.
These were among the findings of the study, Survey on Internet Access and Use by Filipino
Children, conducted by AIJC for UNICEF.
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Experts in law and human rights, history, political
science, psychology, anthropology, and communication joined media representatives in a roundtable discussion on a multidisciplinary inquiry
on the culture of impunity against journalists. The proceedings have been published in a monograph, Roundtable Discussion, A
Multidisciplinary Inquiry on the Culture of Impunity in the Killing of Filipino Journalists. |
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A study on Policies on Information Access and
Transparency conducted by AIJC for UNESCO inventoried and analyzed 182 policy documents and bills collected from 29 agencies and offices
of the Executive, Judicial, and Legislative branches of government. One finding was that while some current laws and issuances
already provide some provisions for information access and transparency, majority are inadequate in promoting development of the
country’s resources for public domain information, dissemination of information about information available from government, and
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About AIJC |
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The Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication (AIJC) was
organized in 1980 as a graduate school of journalism and has evolved and grown since then. Aside from its offering of the Master in
Communication Management (MCM) and Master in Journalism (MJ) programs, the Institute also provides professional training. Training courses
cover specialized areas in journalism, communication, and knowledge management.
AIJC's Research and Development and Consultancy undertakes policy and action research, and planning, development
and management of communication programs and projects. These services have been provided to government units, non-government
organizations and international development agencies.
The ICT for Development (ICT4D) Unit of AIJC promotes the strategic use of ICT in various human development
endeavors. Program areas include content development, capability-building, and research focused on the impact of ICT on the socio-cultural,
economic and political dimensions of society.
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