Cambodia and Panasonic set to develop e-learning studios for students


The initiative was decided upon during a meeting between the ministry’s secretary of state Kim Sethany, a representative of Panasonic Asia Pacific and the ministry’s information technology director. - The Phnom Penh Post/Asian News Network

PHNOM PENH, Sept 15 (The Phnom Penh Post/ANN): The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport has announced that it will cooperate with Panasonic Asia Pacific to start developing e-learning studios for online classes. The ministry further requested solar panels to help provide electricity to schools.

Panasonic has agreed to donate air conditioners to all current and new online studios to create a comfortable environment for the critically important work of educating children in the Kingdom.

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