Acceptance of Google Classroom Technology among Students at Romblon State University-Cajidiocan Campus Using the Modified UTAUT Model. EH2O Support: A cloud-based water monitoring system with SMS notification from the national irrigation authority MOMARO IMO. 1Student, PhD in Research in Data Analysis and Informatics, Graduate School, University of the Philippines Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines; Director, Center for Partido Economics, Partido Institute of Economics, Partido State University.
2Dean, Graduate School, University of the Philippines Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines Implementation of the Anti-Red Tape Act of 1997 (RA 9485). Supporting the implementation of the Climate Change Act of 2009 (RA 9729) by adopting the Wojtli Theory of Cooperation in the Philippines. Digital Footprint Awareness among Undergraduates in a Private Higher Education Institution in Nueva Ecija, Philippines: A Basis for an Action Plan.
Student satisfaction level and academic performance in modular modalities among BSED students of Romblon State University-Cajidiocan Campus.
Message of the University President
With equal opportunities for all members of the academy, regardless of gender and other social norms, we can intensify our efforts in social mobility and continue the fight against various issues such as gender-based violence, abuse, harassment and discrimination. As we draw insights, realizations, and lessons from our research presenters, may we always keep in mind that our ultimate goal is to take these new lessons and transform them into innovative practices to create ripples of change at our institution and beyond. May we always remember that our problems in society can only be solved through precise and refined thinking, a scientific perspective, with a willingness to go a step further despite the inadequacy of resources, and by thinking outside the box .
Explore ideas that have never been explored so we can apply unique solutions that dig deep into the root causes of problems. As we begin this congress, let's build more connections, collaborate with other members of this event and inspire more people to think, innovate and create. Thank you for being a part of this inspiring journey, and may our shared commitment to excellence continue to shape the landscape of higher education and societal progress.
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DR. WESTLY RIVERA ROSARIO
DR. ROMMEL PELAYO
O Support: A Cloud-Based Water Monitoring System with SMS Notification of the National Irrigation Administration MOMARO IMO
The system is only usable to achieve full functionality, given that there is an internet connection in the area. The researchers interviewed the National Irrigation Administration MOMARO IMO and the data they acquired is instrumental in their study to collect and learn about the system they designed. The system was tested and evaluated by 100 respondents, composed of 10 NIA staff, 5 staff closely related to the BSIT area, 15 others not related to the course and another 70 farmers.
The National Irrigation Administration MOMARO can use the system to determine the water level daily for faster monitoring of the use in each main line. The system can notify the user of the daily updates and other announcements of the National Irrigation Administration. The system can provide detailed announcements and updates about different ponds for the users to read.
The system can notify the user whenever there is an event or meeting with the Events Calendar feature to inform them before the event starts. To maintain functionality, the system must have a low-power device to automatically monitor water quality, levels, and temperature. The system should adopt the monitoring equipment in different dams and allow it to receive data from the equipment to be displayed on the chart.
The researchers used the Prototyping Model in which they built, tested and reworked the system when errors persisted until the project's objectives were finally achieved. There should be an internet connection in the area where the project is placed and the project should notify the user about the percentage of the power source. The researchers used a prototyping model in which they built, tested, and reworked the prototype when errors persisted until the system's objectives were finally achieved.
The system was tested and evaluated by 100 respondents with the following criteria based on ISO 9126 Quality Characteristics and ISO 25010 Quality Model: Functional suitability, Performance Efficiency, Compatibility, Usability, Reliability, Security, Maintainability and Portability. All in all, the system was assessed as very acceptable by the users/respondents among the various criteria set out.
EXTENSION
This research presentation delves into the transformative impact of an innovative community development project called "Mathcitement: An Online Learning Platform in Mathematics." The project's core objective was to empower public school teachers by improving their teaching methodologies, specifically in the challenging field of Mathematics. When the beauty pageants are over, people often feel disappointed in the results because mistakes often occur when the scores are compiled manually. The system has been used in the various beauty pageants, especially for those organizations or agencies that request the Pageant Computerized Tabulation System.
This is one of the extension activities of the College of Computer Studies, especially the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology. Implementation of E-Balangay: A Cloud-Based Barangay Management and Attendance Monitoring System in the Municipality of Victoria Oriental Mindoro. The system could monitor resident attendance using RFID and display and update the available free medicines in the barangay.
Since everyone in the community depends on technology, especially in disseminating and archiving information, every barangay in a given community must cater to this trend to use the technology effectively. Providing training to the barangay officials who serve as a source of important information on current technology in the various places in Odiongan will help them communicate and promote their local barangays in a creative, efficient and easy manner, especially in this era of paperless transactions. protected from the damage of COVID 19. The implementation of the project was supposed to last a year, but problems arose, especially in the schedule of the training workshops, due to the threat posed by the pandemic.
However, partnerships with the local government unit were also strengthened and support from administration and students was evident, resulting in the successful implementation of the project despite the challenges encountered. The results showed that the planning and implementation phases of the nutrition program have a moderate level of success, while the monitoring and evaluation phases have the roles and responsibilities of school principals in implementing the nutrition program and have a high level of success. The most challenging issue in the planning and implementation phase of the program concerns service credits, while class disruption is in the monitoring phase.
Key advanced recommendations include preparing and scheduling parents and volunteers to be well present during the planning phase for the smooth running of the program; parents and other stakeholders should be encouraged to participate fully in the planning, implementation and monitoring phases of a feeding program with a well-designed improvement program, and school principals should be encouraged to act as lead implementers of these initiatives. Given the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, the BioCARES program demonstrated flexibility by launching the BioCARES Webinar Series project, ensuring that its goals remained intact despite the limitations of traditional extension projects.
SALM
The study was conducted to determine the implementation status of the Anti-Bureaucracy Law and customer satisfaction in the fourth class municipalities of Tablas, Romblon. Based on the results, it was found that the cooperative's service quality was low and that customer satisfaction was also low. This study focuses on coastal tourism management in the MIMAROPA region (Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon and Palawan) in the Philippines.
The results revealed that the satisfaction level of the customers on the frontline and non-frontline services is very satisfactory across service quality dimensions. The participants of the study were 12th grade HUMSS students, specifically the seventy (70) students from section Tangerine (control group) and seventy two (72) students from section Turquoise (experimental group), a total of one hundred and forty two (142) ) students, who have a creative writing course in the first quarter. The results of the study revealed that the level of English performance in the pretests of the control group was "low" while.
There was no significant difference in the English performance between the post-tests of the control and the experimental groups. This study examines the employability and challenges faced by graduates of the Master of Arts in Education majoring in Home Economics (MAED Home Economics) program at Romblon State University. It was revealed that there was a significant difference between the pre-test and post-test performance of the pupils.
The descriptive-correlational design was used to determine the relationship between physical activity and well-being in the faculty of Romblon State University. The participants in the control group's mean pre-test performance did not differ significantly from the experimental group. Romblon State University – Main Campus, University of the Philippines Open University This study delves into the importance of professional development in equipping educators to seamlessly integrate technology into mathematics classrooms.
Festina Lente: Unraveling the Determinants of Interactive Online Learning Platform Adoption through Manifest Thematic Analysis. This study documents the existing folk beliefs on illness and health of the Asi, Ini and Onhan ethnolinguistic groups in the province of Romblon. Informants/carriers of traditions encountered in the field through the drag method served as respondents.
The personalistic principle governing folk beliefs about health and illness of the Romblomanon people is a valuable source of knowledge for determining how the agent (human, e.g., witch or sorcerer; non-human, e.g., a ghost , an ancestor, an evil spirit, or a supernatural being, e.g., a deity) actively and intentionally cause illness and subsequent treatment by folk healers.
