MDEC encourages kids to keep studying, lists e-learning services


Surina called on parents working from home to keep their children engaged with positive content, using e-learning platforms. — RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The Star

The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) encourages students to use e-learning platforms while the movement control order (MCO) has them staying home from school.

Its CEO Surina Shukri called on parents who are working from home to ensure their children are staying engaged with positive content through suitable e-learning platforms.

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