Hajirah Khalil Endowment (HKE) Intelligent Learning & Development Program I L D P Focus: Education Technology Powered by Artificial-Intelligence Sovereign Integrated Cyber Resilient eLearning Platforms HKE ILDP Three Prong Strategy
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Intelligent Learning Any Time – Any Place – Any Pace! HKE ILDP Cyber Resilient Backend Network  Hajirah Khalil Endowment (HKE) Since 2005 Hajirah Khalil Endowment (HKE), part of The MUGHALS, has focused to provide Wireless Broadband Services to eligible Underserved Communities, both in Urban and Rural areas. HKE in collaboration with participating companies has adopted a methodology to Create Smaller HUBs and to become part of the Integrated Sovereign Subcluster (ISS) of the larger Regional Clusters to provide Digital Broadband Infrastructure to Member Schools; Colleges; Communities; and Universities.
Global Digital Networks (GDN), in collaboration with Strategic Partners, is committed to accomplish HKE Mission by implementing Lawful, Meaningful, Transparent, Scalable and User-Friendly Distance Learning Tools using Learning Technology Powered by Artificial-Intelligence, in alignment with the Policy Framework of the U.S. National Science and Technology Council (NTST).
HKE ILDP Highlights HKE endeavor is to provide backend inclusive services to the needy communities. Funding: Participating companies devote a reasonable percentage of their net revenue to the HKE endowment, each year. HKE Mission is to organize the local communities to ensure that each educational institution has the required broadband tools available, within their geographical boundaries, to access global resources for quality education. Participating Companies support HKE efforts that public engagement, community support, and adequate resources are essential to minimize digital divide. HKE envision that community-based organizations can play a central role in making inclusive eLearning a real success and to build broad support for sustainable quality inclusive education. HKE ILDP Target JUL 2018 - JUN 2024 Wireless Broadband Access 5,000 Study Rooms, each year HKE ILDP CANVAS is a complex Learning Management System (LMS), which is based on Shareable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) having Interoperable Learning Tools (LTI). Globally, many renowned Colleges, Universities, School Systems (from Pre-KG to K-12 High School Levels); Businesses; Industries; Governments and Communities are using LMS and L&D including CANVAS. What is Canvas? Learning Management System (LMS) Challenges Global Networks of Educators are Collaborating to Diagnose Challenges and Sustainable Technology Implementation. HKE is EVALUATING multiple LMS platforms' performance which are implemented by nine industry leading accredited and functional organizations. ILDP Available Resources (Free) EXPLORE:- 3,741,983 Works - From 681 Institutions The Digital Commons Network brings together free, full-text scholarly articles from hundreds of universities and colleges worldwide. Curated by university librarians and their supporting institutions, the LMS Network includes a growing collection of peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, dissertations, working papers, conference proceedings, and other original scholarly work.
Navigating COVID-19 As an unpredictable consequence of COVID-19, NOW, the entire Educational Ecosystem, globally, is focused on how to implement meaningful eLearning Programs., efficiently. Policy Makers, Educators, School Boards are devising plans, Teachers are sharing assignments, Parents and Students are figuring out how to subjugate the unprecedented challenges and continue education and accomplish school/ college assignments, while working from home. Our Priority: Intelligent Learning Using CANVAS Module for Interactive Online Learning (IOL), so that educators can prepare their course notes and students can prepare themselves, before attending the class, to enhance learning experience in class. Purpose: Strengthen Inclusive Learning and Teaching Excellence. Our Methodology  GDN in collaboration with Strategic Partners, is committed to provide qualified users FREE Open License of all-in-one Project Management Platform for Collaborative Learning, to implement Lawful, Meaningful, Transparent, Scalable and User-Friendly Distance Learning Tools, using Artificial-Intelligence-Powered Learning Technology, in accordance with the Policy Framework of US NSTC.
Image Source: Attribution  HKE FOCUS Skill Development Learning and Innovation Skills: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, Communications and Collaboration, Creativity and Innovation. Digital Literacy Skills: Information Literacy, Media Literacy, Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Literacy. Career and Life: Initiative and Self-direction, Social and Cross-Cultural Interaction, Productivity and Accountability, Flexibility and Adaptability. Performance Standards ISTE / NETS The ISTE Educational Technology Standards (formerly National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) are a set of standards published by the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) to leverage the use of technology in K-12 Education. These are sometimes intermixed with information and communication technologies (ICT) skills. In 2007 NETS issued a series of six performance indicators (only the first four are on their website as of 2016):
 Global Inclusive Movement 21st century skills comprise skills, abilities, and learning Dispositions that have been identified as being required for success in 21st century society and Workplaces by educators, business leaders, academics, and governmental agencies. This is part of a growing international movement focusing on the skills required for students to master in preparation for success in a rapidly changing, Digital Society. Many of these skills are also associated with Deeper Learning, which is based on mastering skills such as Analytic Reasoning, complex Problem Solving, and teamwork. These skills differ from traditional academic skills in that they are not primarily knowledge-based content. 
ICT Literacy Panel Digital Literacy Standards (2007) In 2007 the Educational Testing Service (ETS) ICT Literacy Panel released its Digital Literacy Standards: · Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) proficiencies: A person possessing these skills would be expected to perform these tasks for a particular set of information: access, manage, integrate, evaluate, create/publish/present. The emphasis is on proficiency with Digital Tools. HKE ILDP Target JUL 2018 - JUN 2024 Wireless Broadband Access Digital Study Rooms 5,000 each year HKE-ILDP Highlights GDN is proudly associated with Hajirah Khalil Endowment (HKE) Public Regional Education Program (PREP), an exclusive endowment program to provide Broadband Infrastructure to Member Colleges; Communities; Schools; and Universities.  HKE provide free and subsidized inclusive proactive services to the needy communities. Funding: Participating companies devote a reasonable percentage of their net revenue to the HKE endowment, each year. HKE Mission is to organize the local communities to ensure that each educational institution has the required broadband tools available, within their geographical boundaries, to access global resources for quality education. Participating Companies support HKE efforts that public engagement, community support, and adequate resources are essential to minimize digital divide. HKE envision that community-based organizations can play a central role in making inclusive eLearning a real success and to build broad support for sustainable quality inclusive education. HKE-PREP Highlights
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