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Manila, Philippines It's been a week since the "New Normal" in AMAES commenced. The full-online setup was their response to make sure that learning will continue for the students amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. However, LMS issues ranging from access inability to content matters raised in just one week since the opening. Concerns are treated seriously by the management to further the development of a more effective and efficient system.  The LMS added a new feature that lets the students meet the Online Learning Coordinator (OLC) with their online classmates virtually via Zoom. Yet, some students cannot join the session because the room is always at max capacity. The OLCs in LMS cater not only local campus students, but nationwide. This issue causes panic to those who are not able to attend the virtual meeting link embedded in their LMS.  To clarify the issue, the ACAD-HO says that Virtual Classes conducted are only "Orientation" and Advisory meetings since Full-O

1. Goto: http://www.amaesonline.com/ 2. Select the instance where you are enrolled by Clicking 3. You will be taken to the login page 4. Place your login credentials:   a. For those already using Discipulus, use your Discipulus account (11-digit USN and Discipulus password) b. For the others, use your 11-digit USN and password. c. For the password, make sure that it is all in lowercase format. d. Note: 10-digit student numbers are tempo/unenrolled so they cannot log into LMS. 5. After giving the correct combination, you will be able to enter the site. 6. Initially, this will be blank (no subjects) since it is your first time to access moodle.   7. You need to logout, wait 5-10 minutes, and relogin so subjects will appear.  If not then check from time to time within the day.  If not, raise the issue thru Helper. 8. Once this cycle is complete, the subject will always appear on succeeding logins. NOTE:  If you are unable to login, use the helper, or contact your local Online Learning Coo

Manila, Philippines The Online Orientation conducted by the AMAES last June 29 and 30 was supposed to familiarize new and old students regarding the function and features of the LMS to be used in their Full-Online Classes. The event was broadcasted nationwide. However, as the orientation for Grade 12 students started, many were surprised with the raised fees despite full-online delivery. The comment section has been showered with concerns, some asking for a petition regarding the increase in tuition fees.  In the orientation, the LMS access was demonstrated and is almost the same as the traditional LMS used in the blended-learning setup. With materials to read and watch, and with a set of assessments to answer. There will be very limited virtual-meeting with the OLC leaving almost all teachers with pending employment status and not receiving tasks and salary since the start of lockdown last March. According to our source, some of the teachers resigned. Some are selling stuff online to

The AMAES commenced the Online Learning Orientation today, June 29. The said event will be running until June 30 to accommodate its enrollees nationwide.  The orientation aims to deliberate new and old students regarding the full-online setup which will start on July 1, 2020. To join/attend the live orientation, kindly open your Discipulus account. The link for the Online Learning Orientation is embedded on the front page. Click the link to play. Schedule; June 29, 2020 - MONDAY 1st Session - 8:00 am - 11:00 am 1st Year/Transferees (College Tri and Sem) 2nd Session - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm All SHS - Grade 11 3rd Session - 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm All SHS - Grade 12 June 30, 2020 - TUESDAY 1st Session - 8:00 am - 11:00 am 2nd Year-3rd/4th Year College Students (Computing and Engineering) 2nd Session - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm 2nd Year-3rd/4th Year College Students (Business and all other programs) 3rd Session - 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Diploma and Modular Programs

Manila, Philippines The COVID-19 pandemic debilitates the economic growth of our country since the start of lockdown in affected regions, and Metro Manila is one of those deeply affected regions. Numerous employees left hanging by a thread - including our teachers. As the current pandemic continues to threaten the traditional classroom setup, the AMAES turns the blended-learning delivery (a combination of F2F and online class) to full-online delivery. The students and teachers are now wondering if they will still meet online. As the institution prepares the platform for full-online delivery, the teachers are temporarily relieved from their duties. This setup will continue until the IATF or the government allows the face to face setup. OLC's (Online Learning Coordinators) and OLA's (Online Learning Assistants) will assist students and ensure the efficiency, effectiveness, and quality of the new "full-online" delivery.  Under these circumstances, modules, materials, and

Manila, Philippines "As we tread into the "new normal", we are driven to come up with creative and innovative ways to do things in the easiest and safest way possible. At AMA Education System, we understand the need for a learning method that will enable students to study safely at home and continue pursuing their goals. What we need now is a learning method that can go on even when the world is in pause. A type of learning delivery that is future-proof! In response to this need, we have developed the AMA Online Learning Program which allows students to enroll online and study online using their desktop, laptop, tablet, or mobile phone." - AMA Education System For more info, contact  AMA Computer College Makati You may also pre-register online at www.amaes.edu.ph and our Admission Officer will contact you to provide more info and answer your questions.  Classes start on July 1.  The orientation of enrolled students is on June 29.  For early enrollees, downpayment f