Google launches Indonesian version of Teach From Home
Google has launched Mengajar Dari Rumah, an Indonesian version of virtual education platform Teach From Home, to help teachers educate students remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Illustrative image (Photo: Internet) Jakarta (VNA) - Google has launched Mengajar Dari Rumah, an Indonesian
version of virtual education
platform Teach From Home, to help teachers educate students remotely during the
COVID-19 pandemic.
Google Indonesia managing director Randy Jusuf said through a collaboration with the Education and Cultural Ministry, educators and students alike will be able to access learning materials from Mengajar Dari Rumah as well as BersamaHadapiKorona, a website run by the ministry.
He added that Teach From Home was designed to support remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, as hundreds of millions of students have been affected across the globe.
Google has supported remote teaching by providing Google Meet premium features free of charge for G Suite and G Suite for Education subscribers until the end of September, as well as training and tips through Google, YouTube, and YouTubeLearning./.
Google Indonesia managing director Randy Jusuf said through a collaboration with the Education and Cultural Ministry, educators and students alike will be able to access learning materials from Mengajar Dari Rumah as well as BersamaHadapiKorona, a website run by the ministry.
He added that Teach From Home was designed to support remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, as hundreds of millions of students have been affected across the globe.
Google has supported remote teaching by providing Google Meet premium features free of charge for G Suite and G Suite for Education subscribers until the end of September, as well as training and tips through Google, YouTube, and YouTubeLearning./.
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