In its commitment to providing quality, technology-driven education, Biliran Province State University conducted a Smart Classroom Training of Trainers Program on January 14 at the School of Nursing and Health Sciences (SNHS) Smart Classroom.

The said training is aimed at capacitating the faculty and support staff of the university in effectively operating Smart Classroom technologies.

The trainees were oriented about the proper and effective way of using the Smart Classroom facility, including proper navigation of the interactive boards, specifically on how to access its applications for better student experience. 

In his remarks, University President Dr. Victor C. Cañezo, Jr. expressed his gratitude as his aspiration for BiPSU to become an institution adapting to modern technologies to improve teaching and learning delivery is starting to come into reality.

“This is the start of something greater for BiPSU as we transition from chalk and blackboards—the traditional way of teaching—to Smart classrooms, adapting to modern technological changes, particularly in teaching and learning of students,” Dr. Cañezo stated.

Dr. Cañezo also thanked the trainees for their commitment to helping the university with its goal to make it a smart campus.

"I would like to thank everyone who has attended the training,” the university president siad. “This will make sure that our Smart Classrooms will be in good hands because we have trained our faculty and staff to manage it effectively.” 

The training was attended by all deans and program chairpersons, along with faculty members with expertise in IT, and directors or personnel with designations related to academic affairs.

[This aligns with SDG Number 4: Quality Education.]