Most of us have no problem with online classes because it is to our advantage. We have learned how to adopt change. So why would someone who actually doesn't know how beneficial it is to us be concerned more than anybody? Please just let us continue with our classes. We so pray
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Bantebya Samuel
6 years ago
Yes to online learning
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Lyavala Ahamed
6 years ago
With due respect Hon. Elijah Okupa... anyway I can't say this, let me just find his contact. Bottom line is that I Lyavala AhamedI support online learning for Ldc
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Elvis
6 years ago
This atrocious move by legislators to curtail our right to education which we have been exercising without coercion or inconveniencing any member of society is malicious at best and mischievous at worst. The fact that it originated from ignorant allegations from a one respected Hon. OKUPA is even more mind boggling. I cry for his voters. Apologise and lift the ban on our online studies immediately!
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KABAARISA CHRISTTIANER
6 years ago
Studying online is the way to go for us to avoid wastage of the whole year for this covid.
We have got to give space for the others let's embrace the change other than criticising.
I wish the Mp was requesting for supporting us financially before the floor than criticising us.
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Rosemary Nagudi
6 years ago
I support this cause
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Peninnahjoy Nakaweesa
6 years ago
I am all for finishing this year whatever the cost.
A
Alezuyo Mercy
6 years ago
This is a digital era, everything has changed, for how long shall we sit back and watch time just pass by when others countries adopting the same? The parliament should sit and discuss how best they can support the system, how they can extend the same to other institutions instead of discouraging it. I am in support of eLearning, LDC should continue with the classes.
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Ssemmuli Anthony
6 years ago
online lessons should proceed at ldc, since we’re left with one months to complete lessons.
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David Manzi mwangangi
6 years ago
I am so much dissatisfied with the way parliament of uganda handled the affair of ldc specifically the online program by relying on speculations and coming with a conclusion without investigating the truth of the matter. If i may ask what could be the role of the parliamentary committees? and was the matter forwarded to the relevant committee to undertake investigation.
We want back our online program
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Nakidde Kuluthum
6 years ago
We have no problem with online classes
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twinebyona Charles
6 years ago
i support online teaching but I need some provision for data and LDC rules regarding attendance should be waived during online classes because of poor network affecting some of us.
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Cathy K
6 years ago
We haven't come rioting before parliament about online classes. Neither have we as ldc students ever waged a social media war against ldc online classes. So do they really think the director LDC and his team would just come dictating these classes without consulting us? I think parliament should keep themselves busy with matters that concern aggrieved Ugandans because we are not in that category
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Cathy K
6 years ago
We haven't come rioting before parliament about online classes. Neither have we as ldc students ever waged a social media war against ldc online classes. So do they really think the director LDC and his team would just come dictating these classes without consulting us? I think parliament should keep themselves busy with matters that concern aggrieved Ugandans because we are not in that category
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MUHAMAD ALI ALUMA
6 years ago
We accepted the online lecture and no one should block our future.
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Nsubuga Tanansi
6 years ago
Let us embrace the new normal.Go digital .ldc should proceed with online studies.change is a fact of life.
A
Akany Sarah
6 years ago
LDC is being misrepresented in parliament, we have never been asked to pay any 20,000/ and neither have we done any exams online as it's being alleged, rather the presidential encouragement for E-learning is what LDC has implemented. It's my plea that the government allow has continue with our online study, and the MP should be task to prove his claim otherwise it's baseless and done with I'll motive especially against the student body, and a great institution like LDC.
O
Okello Vincent
6 years ago
We should continue with online studies, there is no harm, it's an alternative method of studies which is not new, we need to embrace e-learning, e-banking, e-filing. Covid 19 is here to stay.
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I love Studies
6 years ago
We’re okay with online studies. We commend LDC for the initiative.
I
Most of us have no problem with online classes because it is to our advantage. We have learned how to adopt change. So why would someone who actually doesn't know how beneficial it is to us be concerned more than anybody? Please just let us continue with our classes. We so pray
Yes to online learning
With due respect Hon. Elijah Okupa... anyway I can't say this, let me just find his contact. Bottom line is that I Lyavala AhamedI support online learning for Ldc
This atrocious move by legislators to curtail our right to education which we have been exercising without coercion or inconveniencing any member of society is malicious at best and mischievous at worst. The fact that it originated from ignorant allegations from a one respected Hon. OKUPA is even more mind boggling. I cry for his voters. Apologise and lift the ban on our online studies immediately!
Studying online is the way to go for us to avoid wastage of the whole year for this covid. We have got to give space for the others let's embrace the change other than criticising. I wish the Mp was requesting for supporting us financially before the floor than criticising us.
I support this cause
I am all for finishing this year whatever the cost.
This is a digital era, everything has changed, for how long shall we sit back and watch time just pass by when others countries adopting the same? The parliament should sit and discuss how best they can support the system, how they can extend the same to other institutions instead of discouraging it. I am in support of eLearning, LDC should continue with the classes.
online lessons should proceed at ldc, since we’re left with one months to complete lessons.
I am so much dissatisfied with the way parliament of uganda handled the affair of ldc specifically the online program by relying on speculations and coming with a conclusion without investigating the truth of the matter. If i may ask what could be the role of the parliamentary committees? and was the matter forwarded to the relevant committee to undertake investigation. We want back our online program
We have no problem with online classes
i support online teaching but I need some provision for data and LDC rules regarding attendance should be waived during online classes because of poor network affecting some of us.
We haven't come rioting before parliament about online classes. Neither have we as ldc students ever waged a social media war against ldc online classes. So do they really think the director LDC and his team would just come dictating these classes without consulting us? I think parliament should keep themselves busy with matters that concern aggrieved Ugandans because we are not in that category
We haven't come rioting before parliament about online classes. Neither have we as ldc students ever waged a social media war against ldc online classes. So do they really think the director LDC and his team would just come dictating these classes without consulting us? I think parliament should keep themselves busy with matters that concern aggrieved Ugandans because we are not in that category
We accepted the online lecture and no one should block our future.
Let us embrace the new normal.Go digital .ldc should proceed with online studies.change is a fact of life.
LDC is being misrepresented in parliament, we have never been asked to pay any 20,000/ and neither have we done any exams online as it's being alleged, rather the presidential encouragement for E-learning is what LDC has implemented. It's my plea that the government allow has continue with our online study, and the MP should be task to prove his claim otherwise it's baseless and done with I'll motive especially against the student body, and a great institution like LDC.
We should continue with online studies, there is no harm, it's an alternative method of studies which is not new, we need to embrace e-learning, e-banking, e-filing. Covid 19 is here to stay.
We’re okay with online studies. We commend LDC for the initiative.