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Smart School Qualification Standards 
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Smart School Flagship Application, A Conceptual Blueprint
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Benchmarking of The Smart School Integrated Solution
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Advancing e-Education: New Thinking-Sharing New Zealand & Malaysian Experience
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Refurbished PC Pilot Project
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Impact Assessment Study - Smart School Integrated Solution
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Primary and Secondary School Education Portals
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Home : The Malaysian Smart School : Pilot Project
- On 28 January 2003, the Smart School Steering Committee decided that the Smart School, as a Flagship Application of the Multimedia Super Corridor, must be rolled out to the rest of the country.
- The Smart School Steering Committee is chaired by the Secretary-General of Education, and the members of the Committee include the Director-General of Education, the Deputy Directors-General, the Deputy Secretaries-General, Directors of the various Divisions of the Ministry of Education, representatives from Treasury, MAMPU, and the Treasury.
- The Committee also decided to present a proposal for the national roll-out of the Smart School to the Flagship Coordination Committee chaired by the Secretary to the Government.
- On 13 February 2003, the Flagship Coordination Committee met and agreed to the following:
- Take note of the completion of the Smart School Pilot Project.
- Affirm the Smart School concept as the basis for all technology initiatives in education.
- Agree to the roll-out of the Smart School.
- Agree that the Ministry of Education's Smart School Steering Committee shall develop and recommend an optimal roll-out model with a phased implementation approach to the MSC Malaysia Implementation Council chaired by the Prime Minister, and the Cabinet.
- The Flagship Coordination Committee suggested that the Ministry of Education prepare a proposal for the roll-out with the following considerations:
- Take into account all existing projects involving ICT, such as the Teaching of Science and Mathematics in English, and the School Computerisation Project, the national broadband strategy.
- Focus attention on the Smart School Project, and review all other "ambitious" projects, especially those involving universities.
- Develop a roll-out model that emphasises student learning
- Consider various funding options, including full Government funding, partial Government funding, private sector funding, deferred payment on the part of the Government.
- Be ready to present the proposal to the MSC Malaysia Implementation Council at their next meeting, probably in April 2003.
- The Flagship Coordination Committee advised the Ministry to capitalise on the provision of internet access to schools under the Ministry of Energy, Communications, and Multimedia's broadband roll-out strategy.
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| Source: Ministry of Education, Malaysia |
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