Create Your Own Website

Hands-On Training for Beginners

This is an 18-hour, 6-weekend hands-on training that focuses on creating webpages.
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e-Ntrepreneurship

Combining Business, Passion and Popular Technology

This 16-hour hands-on course will cover the basics of e-Entrepreneurship using Social Network Sites, in particular, Facebook. It is aimed at people who are passionate about something, e.g. books, shirts, food, service, etc. yet also feel the need to make money out of those. In particular, it is a guided exploration of the tools and the basic techniques on how to create an online store front and do basic marketing tasks. It will also cover some payment mechanisms and delivery.

Online Course on Web Application Development Using PHP&MySQL

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.

Online Course on Communication Planning is now open!

Course Content

• Introduction to Communication Planning
• Identifying Audience-centered Goals and Objectives
• Message Development
• Selecting Appropriate Communication Channels and Mechanisms
• Monitoring and Evaluation
• Mechanisms for Sustainability

Staff of the municipal government of Infanta, in Quezon province, attended the three-day seminar-workshop on developing information-education-communication (IEC) materials on July 26-28, 2011. Conducted by the Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication, the seminar-workshop was designed for the specific needs of the Infanta local government unit (LGU). It was held at the AIJC Graduate School in Greenhills, San Juan.

Veteran journalists of the Zamboanga peninsula and the island province of Basilan, in the southwestern part of Mindanao in the Philippines, learned about conflict-sensitive journalism during the “Seminar-Workshop on Peace Journalism in Conflict and Post-Conflict Areas” which was held on August 8-10, 2011 in Zamboanga City.

The workshop was conducted by the Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication (AIJC) in partnership with the Peace and Conflict Journalism Network (PECOJON), with funding from the UNESCO Office Jakarta and UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines.

“The world is filled with different cultures, religion, attitudes and beliefs. Each person differs from another in every form. But I believe that the diversity, the uniqueness, the difference – it’s what makes the world so beautiful.”

Writing eloquently in English in a blog post entitled “Would You Mind Lending a Hand for a Brighter World?”, Nisreen Aini Teo is a 16-year-old Tausug (a Muslim ethnolinguistic group in the Philippines), enrolled in a Catholic school, and was a participant in the “Seminar-Workshop on the Use of ICT in Conflict and Post-Conflict Areas” held on August 3-6, 2011 in Zamboanga City.