By Rusieljs G. Lunasco

The Phase 1 of the E- Classroom has 13 computer units in 13 cubicles to maintain social distancing.

To adapt to the challenges of learning in the new normal, Central Philippine College of Nursing recently announced the completion its newest project, the Nursing E-Classroom Phase 1.

A joint project of Central Philippine University and the Central Philippine University, Capiz Emmanuel Hospital and Iloilo Mission Hospital Nurses’ Alumni Association (CCINAA), the E-Classroom was conceptualized during the Grand Alumni Homecoming in February 2020.

The first phase of the E- Classroom has 13 computer units each set-up in a cubicle to maintain social distancing. The second phase which is currently underway will also have 13 computer units.

One of the instructors using one of the 13 computer units in holding her classes.

Mrs. Ann Catedrilla-Seisa (BSN 1977) through her non-profit Project ETC, gave an initial donation of 10,000 US dollars. It was through these funds that the first phase of the e-classroom was realized. Alumni from BSN Batch 1962, 1979, and 1980 have also donated for the second phase of the project.

“We are thankful to the alumni for helping the College of Nursing respond to the changing learning landscape of the new normal, especially during this pandemic where face to face classes are not possible,” said College of Nursing Dean Atty. Salex E. Alibogha.

The E-Classroom is used by the College of Nursing instructors in holding their online classes.