Guiding kids in digital age


Song (standing left) and her team with children from Rumah Shalom Orphanage Centre.

CHILDREN at Rumah Shalom Orphanage Centre in Bandar Puchong Jaya, Selangor had an “eye-opening” National Day celebration when lecturers and students from a university organised a digital skills development initiative.

Asia Pacific University (APU) lecturers led by School of Marketing and Management senior lecturer Dr Song Bee Lian exposed the children to Microsoft program skills and gamification in learning while fostering patriotism and unity in a National Day-themed activity.

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