The Department of Education has launched a school mapping project called MAPaaralan to map all public and private schools in the Philippines. Mapping the schools allows the Department to better plan education programs, allocate resources, and make critical decisions. The project links school location data with enrolment, facilities, teachers, and other information to allow visualization and analysis of geospatial education trends. This helps students like Juan identify which schools are overcrowded, find the nearest schools, see technology availability, and help the Department determine where new schools need to be built.
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The Department of Education has launched a school mapping project called MAPaaralan to map all public and private schools in the Philippines. Mapping the schools allows the Department to better plan education programs, allocate resources, and make critical decisions. The project links school location data with enrolment, facilities, teachers, and other information to allow visualization and analysis of geospatial education trends. This helps students like Juan identify which schools are overcrowded, find the nearest schools, see technology availability, and help the Department determine where new schools need to be built.
The Department of Education has launched a school mapping project called MAPaaralan to map all public and private schools in the Philippines. Mapping the schools allows the Department to better plan education programs, allocate resources, and make critical decisions. The project links school location data with enrolment, facilities, teachers, and other information to allow visualization and analysis of geospatial education trends. This helps students like Juan identify which schools are overcrowded, find the nearest schools, see technology availability, and help the Department determine where new schools need to be built.
The Department of Education has launched a school mapping project called MAPaaralan to map all public and private schools in the Philippines. Mapping the schools allows the Department to better plan education programs, allocate resources, and make critical decisions. The project links school location data with enrolment, facilities, teachers, and other information to allow visualization and analysis of geospatial education trends. This helps students like Juan identify which schools are overcrowded, find the nearest schools, see technology availability, and help the Department determine where new schools need to be built.
What is MAPaaralan? MAPaaralan Project! School Mo, I-Pin Mo!, is essentially a project by the Department of Education on mapping all public and private schools.
Why map the schools?
Plotting all educational institutions becomes a critical component in planning process, definition of programs, allocation of resources, and other critical decisions.
Juan and MAPaaralan
Knowing where the big schools are in terms of
enrolment helps Juan identify which schools are congested based on existing classroom inventory and this helps him in deciding whether to still enrol
How is it being used?
Enrolment data, classroom inventory, number teachers and many other schoolrelated information is linked with the schools geolocation which allows visualization and geospatial analysis.
in those schools or try nearby schools that can
accommodate more students. Is there a need to build a school? By visualizing the school locations, identifying potential school sites help bring schools closer to the communities where Juan is so he doesnt have to travel several kilometers just to go to school. It helps in identifying schools in terms of resources like electrification, computerization rollout and internet connectivity just by looking at a map instead of rows and columns of spreadsheets of data. This makes access to technologies available to Juan. With other related data being mapped out, making Juans learning experience is made easier.
Its crowded there,
whats the nearest school I can go to? Are there computers that I can use for my studies? I walk more than 5 kilometers just to go to school, will a school be build near us? Wheres the nearest high school?
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