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The funeral of renowned Cambodian scholar Keng Vannsak, who passed way on Dec 18, was held Tuesday on the outskirts of Paris. Cambodian literature authority Khing Hoc Dy, who was one of Keng Vannsak’s students in the 1960s, wrote a funeral oration on his late teacher’s life and contribution to Cambodian culture and society. The [...]
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Former students pays homage to Cambodian Scholar Keng Vannsak
Posted by vutha on January 6th, 2009
Posted in Education, News 
Tags: , Cambodian scholar, Keng Vannsak, Khing Hoc Dy, Khmer-script keyboard for typewriter 
1 Comment »Young people and new ICT
Posted by vutha on December 24th, 2008
In the modern era, the new technologies are growing much faster than the older information and communication technology (ICT) in developed and developing countries such as internet, mobile phone, computer use and so on. The young people are the main user of the new ICTs, especially the internet and more advanced features of mobile phones. [...]
Posted in Education, Technology Tags: Access to internet, Cambodian youths, Cell phone, Education, ICT, ICT in education sector, information and communication technology (ICT), Internet providers in Cambodia, ISP, Khmer Youth Association, Mobile Phone, Mobile phone user, Technology, Telecommunication market, unemployment 4 Comments »Technology is engine of education
Posted by vutha on November 24th, 2008
During three-day debate in workshop organized by the Department of Scientific Research in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports under fund support from Unesco. The workshop was focusing on International Trends in science and technology and their potential application in developing countries, by attending from other countries such as Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Papua New [...]
Posted in Education, Technology Tags: Brunei, Cambodia, Cambodian students, Developed countries, Education, Financial support, Loas, Myanmar, Phnom Penh, Technology, thailand, UNESCO, Vietnam No Comments »XO Laptop given poor student
Posted by vutha on October 9th, 2008
500 XO Laptops imported into Cambodia on January 2008 through the United Nation Development Program (UNDP) have been distributed to Cambodian poor students in remote rural areas in provinces and city such as Preah Vihear, Siem Reap, Kampong Speu, Kandal and Phnom Penh. XO Laptop manufactured by OLPC (One Laptop Per Child Association) is a [...]
Posted in Children, Education, Technology Tags: Cambodia, ICT, Information technology, Kampong Speu, Kandal, Laptop for children, OLPC, One Laptop Per Children, Phnom Penh, Preah Vihear, Siem Reap, Technology, UNDP, XO Laptop 7 Comments »Habit of cheating during exam
Posted by vutha on August 7th, 2008
Education is important but the annual exam for high school always have been held but the bad smell of irregularities, cheating, corruption always appeared during the day of exam while students paid some cash to exam proctors and controllers to allow them for cheating, copying and having answered checked by other students. That is not [...]
Posted in Education Tags: Cambodia, Cambodian student, corruption, Education, Education reform, Education system, Phnom Penh, public education, School 3 Comments »Dine out with friends
Posted by vutha on June 27th, 2008
One of 10 students awarded scholarship in Fulbright Fellowship Program 2008-09 to pursue his graduate degree in USA is a friend of mine (Sim Hoychhoung ). Before leaving home country and friends, I had dinner with him and other friends together on Monday. He tries his best to pass this scholarship, as you know it [...]
