We want to embrace technology. Ugandans should not be delayed unnecessarily.
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Kamugisha Arnold
6 years ago
The beneficiaries to of these classes shall not be silenced.
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Omese Donald Paul
6 years ago
There is no need to frustrate our continues learning at this point.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
We don’t have a problem studying online. The world is fast moving towards e-learning let’s embrace the change with positivity.
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Emesu Morris
6 years ago
yes
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Mulumba Hassan
6 years ago
The world has changed, especially in this 21 Century, modernity is part of our daily lives, at least the all members of Parliament have got a benefit, of travelling the outside world, You should be expected to be a bar to developments and possible changes to Uganda, we no longer live in traditional societies like some of our MPs think, it's not even new that people study Online and acquire degrees, such platforms have been in existence for long, Please as for us LCD students we are much comfortable with studying Online, and we Pray that we get No further objections, but rather support. Thanks.
Mulumba Hassan
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Joshua Tumwebaze
6 years ago
Thanx for the initiative yiga. Lets support this petition and finish our studies here at the centre
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Nabagolooba Shakira
6 years ago
E.learning is the cheapest mean of aquiring knowledge in Uganda this is because ;
1 .Acessing data and wifi is cheap and easy due to telecommunication Companies competition and an increase of data dealers,but physical appearance is expensive whether you own a vehicle, a bicycle, motorcycle, currently transport costs are high due to half rule capacity of each public vehicle and remember no more use of boda boda by passengers, unless your ready to convert yourself into a luggage .
2.flexibility ,Ldc has Kampala and mbarara campus which E.learning ease interaction of different firms of different campus. On addition to that mbarara is a boarder district one will wonder since the president stopped movement of vehicle in such area,how will students access Mbarara lectures and there cubicles ?!?!?!
this means this will affect more students negatively than the less negative effects if any which I can't see now by E.learning .
I therefore support the E.leaning than the long ,unpredictable physical learning in the country yet this is the source of essential workers.
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Kahuma Terry
6 years ago
We need to finish in time
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David Ogwani Wandera
6 years ago
We embrace the online learning since courts have adopted the same. And I enjoy much more online compared the analog, Therefore LDC should continue with online even exams should be online because everything is done from home, imagine am at migingo island and attending lectures at the centre. Thanks LDC for the initiative.
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Nabungye Dinah
6 years ago
if you can not change, change will change you. Now what if corona stays, let us study. digital is the only way to go.
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Nakisige Ritah
6 years ago
Honestly speaking no one is complaining about the online classes. We need to study and leave.
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Daphne mushabe
6 years ago
I have no issue with the online classes.
S
Sajjabi hamiss
6 years ago
Am OK with online teaching
M
Matovu Baker
6 years ago
We are getting sufficient information and knowledge from online classes .... We need them please.
T
Tatwebwa Eriab
6 years ago
The ministry should allow LDC to operate online as a large percentage of student's have been actively participated in the program and LDC is inline with the ministry of health guidelines
A
Ayebare Mugarura
6 years ago
Online teaching is the way to go
A
Agwero Winnie Lydia
6 years ago
E learning is the new normal.
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Owani Daniel
6 years ago
We need to study
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ALUM BETTY
6 years ago
Am in support of e learning, the the hon. M P Okupa must be having an I'll motive against the center program following the MoE and Presidential directives to embrace e learning programs in abid to fight against this pandemic. 90% of the students have embraced the program and his claim of 20000/= contributions to access the online is a total lie. We must proceed.
We want to embrace technology. Ugandans should not be delayed unnecessarily.
The beneficiaries to of these classes shall not be silenced.
There is no need to frustrate our continues learning at this point.
We don’t have a problem studying online. The world is fast moving towards e-learning let’s embrace the change with positivity.
yes
The world has changed, especially in this 21 Century, modernity is part of our daily lives, at least the all members of Parliament have got a benefit, of travelling the outside world, You should be expected to be a bar to developments and possible changes to Uganda, we no longer live in traditional societies like some of our MPs think, it's not even new that people study Online and acquire degrees, such platforms have been in existence for long, Please as for us LCD students we are much comfortable with studying Online, and we Pray that we get No further objections, but rather support. Thanks. Mulumba Hassan
Thanx for the initiative yiga. Lets support this petition and finish our studies here at the centre
E.learning is the cheapest mean of aquiring knowledge in Uganda this is because ; 1 .Acessing data and wifi is cheap and easy due to telecommunication Companies competition and an increase of data dealers,but physical appearance is expensive whether you own a vehicle, a bicycle, motorcycle, currently transport costs are high due to half rule capacity of each public vehicle and remember no more use of boda boda by passengers, unless your ready to convert yourself into a luggage . 2.flexibility ,Ldc has Kampala and mbarara campus which E.learning ease interaction of different firms of different campus. On addition to that mbarara is a boarder district one will wonder since the president stopped movement of vehicle in such area,how will students access Mbarara lectures and there cubicles ?!?!?! this means this will affect more students negatively than the less negative effects if any which I can't see now by E.learning . I therefore support the E.leaning than the long ,unpredictable physical learning in the country yet this is the source of essential workers.
We need to finish in time
We embrace the online learning since courts have adopted the same. And I enjoy much more online compared the analog, Therefore LDC should continue with online even exams should be online because everything is done from home, imagine am at migingo island and attending lectures at the centre. Thanks LDC for the initiative.
if you can not change, change will change you. Now what if corona stays, let us study. digital is the only way to go.
Honestly speaking no one is complaining about the online classes. We need to study and leave.
I have no issue with the online classes.
Am OK with online teaching
We are getting sufficient information and knowledge from online classes .... We need them please.
The ministry should allow LDC to operate online as a large percentage of student's have been actively participated in the program and LDC is inline with the ministry of health guidelines
Online teaching is the way to go
E learning is the new normal.
We need to study
Am in support of e learning, the the hon. M P Okupa must be having an I'll motive against the center program following the MoE and Presidential directives to embrace e learning programs in abid to fight against this pandemic. 90% of the students have embraced the program and his claim of 20000/= contributions to access the online is a total lie. We must proceed.