ALS modules
These are the pdf versions of the ALS modules, covering different programs. Also included are audio recordings for the RBI modules and videos from the Ibang Klase ALS series of Knowledge Channel.
Please click on the links to each category below to access the individual modules for each learning strand.
ICT resources for ALS
SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS
Power for Youth Life Skills Modules
As part of systems strengthening for ALS, UNICEF Philippines has embarked on an on-going initiative to model the use of 60 contextualized activity-based modules (and learners' worksheets) that focus on developing 21st century skills among disadvantaged adolescents in Zamboanga del Norte.
Try out the interactive modules: (56 additional modules will be uploaded very soon)
Digital Citizenship
Digital citizenship is considered an essential competency in today's society. One has to have the necessary knowledge and skills to maximize opportunities that digital environments offer, while ensuring digital wellness and healthy interactions with others.
This special page on Digital Citizenship supplementary materials provides an initial set of links to engaging and competency-aligned learning resources, teacher guides, learning packets, etc. that ALS implementers and learners can use, in line with Learning Strand 6.
Solar Learning ALS Video Lessons
In partnership with the DepEd ALS Task Force, the Solar Learning ALS video lessons are now available on YouTube. These video lessons make digital learning accessible by combining online tools with digital television creating a fun learning environment for today’s generation.
Solar Learning is a division of Solar Entertainment Corp.
Other Content Sources
This page provides links to various web sites and portals where you can access additional materials to complement/supplement the ALS modules. These include DLP worksheets developed by some school divisions (with support from Smart), Knowledge Channel resources, Text2Teach materials, Globe e-Library, Aralmuna, UNICEF's Internet of Good Things, etc.
There are sections devoted for special topics, including those on techvoc, financial literacy, learning English, etc. Additional resources will be uploaded soon.
eSkwela modules
samples of screen-captured versions
The eSkwela Instructional Model was designed as a concrete application of ICT integration in education, specifically for ALS. Through the use of interactive, multimedia e-learning modules, learners gain core competencies needed to be functionally literate. Various software applications, the Web, and the customized LMS are used by the teachers to assign learners a wide range of ICT-based supplementary materials and activities to work on, such as online tests, blogs, discussion forums, digital simulations, video-conferencing, emails, spreadsheets and graphs, multimedia presentations, digital graphics, and so on.
Limitation: designed for offline delivery; Flash-based (needs Flash player)
For those with Tech4Ed access, you may use some of the eSkwela modules there. You may also check out the other links in that portal, including eTESDA, Tekno-aklatan, Rotary e-library, DOST's Starbooks, and many more. There are also learning resources for Agriculture, Health, etc. TRY IT OUT!
Effective Communication (full module)
