MANILA -- Lenovo has collaborated with Microsoft for a program that is designed to help schools in the Philippines transition to e-learning amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Under the EdVision program, pioneer schools in the Philippines will be given free access to online resources, as well as complimentary or subsidized access to the latest education technologies.
changing," Lenovo Philippines president and general manager Michael Ngan said during a recent virtual briefing. The EdVision program will begin in the Philippines, followed by Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia.
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