SEAMEO SEAMOLEC

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VISION

To be the Centre of Expertise in

Open and Distance Learning

MISSION

To serve one million client s by 2010

and

To assist SEAMEO member count ries in

ident if ying educat ional problems and f inding

alt ernat ive solut ions f or sust ainable human

resources development t rough t he

disseminat ion and ef f ect ive use of open and

dist ance learning

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Message from Direct or | 5

KRA-1: Ehanced Program Excellence and Relevance | 6

Research and Devel opment | 6

Training / Workshop | 15

St af f Devel opment | 19

Seminar / Conf erence / Meet ing | 21

Inf ormat ion and Technol ogy (IT) Devel opment | 31

KRA-2: Enhanced Qualit y and Efficiency of Management | 33

KRA-3: Ensured Financial Viabilit y | 35

KRA-4: Increase Access t o Market s SEAMEO SEAMOLEC Programs | 37

A. Print ed Publ icat ions | 37

B. Digit al Publ icat ions | 37

KRA-5: St rengt hened and Increase Linkages wit h Nat ional, Regional and Int ernat ional Inst it ut ions | 39

Special Act ivit ies | 43

Moving Ahead | 49

At t achment s:

SEAMOLE GB Member | 51

SEAMOLEC St aff | 53

The hist orical event of t he SEAMOLEC direct orship t urnover f rom Prof . Dr. Paul ina Pannen t o Dr. Ir. Gat ot Hari Priowirj ant o t ook pl ace on 27 March 2008 at t he Minist ry of Nat ional Educat ion buil ding in Jakar t a. On t op of t he pr evi ous mi ssi on st at ed by t he pr evi ous direct or, I hereby st at ed anot her mission, “To ser ve one mi l l i on cl i ent s by 2010” .

SEAMOLEC is current l y devel oping a net work, cal l ed SEA EduNet , f or shar i ng open and educat i onal r esour ces and bui l di ng t he onl i ne l ear ni ng com m uni t i es am ong Sout heast Asi an educat or s. The obj ect i ves of SEA EduNet ar e ( 1) t o est abl i sh net w or k am ong educat ional inst it ut ions, educat ors, and l earners in Sout heast Asian count ries (open and dist ance l earning net working); (2) t o col l ect open educat ional resources in Sout heast Asian f or t he purpose of reusabil it y among Sout heast Asian Educat ors (open educat ional reposit ory); and (3) t o est abl ish st andardized procedures f or mut ual acknowl edgement among educat ion inst it ut ions carrying out educat ion discourses (open and dist ance learning mechani sm).

To run t he various act ivit ies in t he cent er, SEAMOLEC works col l aborat ivel y wit h t wel ve CDETEPs (Cent er f or Development and Empowerment of Teachers and Educat ion Personnel) which are l ocat ed in dif f erent pl aces in Indonesia. The cent er al so set up a synergy wit h consort iums l ike universit ies, pol yt echnics in conduct ing dist ance l earning program f or primary school t eacher educat ion (PGSD), Dipl oma 3 Net working Comput er Technique (TKJ), Creat ive Indust ry, and Ent repreneurship. SEAMOLEC al so has CSR (Corporat e Social Responsibil it y) program t o give net working t raining t o school s in radius of 5 kil omet ers f rom t he cent er.

On June 27 2008, t he Direct or of SEAMOLEC and t he Execut ive Direct or of Keio Research Inst it ut e at SFC, Keio Universit y, Japan signed a Memorandum of Underst anding t o j oint l y promot e col l aborat ions in t echnol ogy and human resources devel opment bet ween t he Sout heast Asian Educat ion Net work (SEA EduNet ) program undert aken by SEAMOLEC and School on Int ernet Asia Proj ect (SOI Asia).

Anot her Memorandum of Agreement was signed by t he Direct or of SEAMOLEC and t he Direct or of Asia-Pacif ic Cent re of Educat ion f or Int ernat ional Underst anding (APCEIU) Korea on 30t h _{May 2008 in Seoul , Korea. In t his agreement , bot h part ies agree t o j oint l y} devel op and i mpl ement “ APCEIU- SEAMOLEC Mul t i medi a Mat er i al Devel opment f or Mult icult ural Educat ion in Sout heast Asia, 2008. Bot h part ies will share expert ise, resources and f acil it ies which wil l reinf orce mut ual benef it s.

Improvement in int ernal management is st ill t aking place aiming at est ablishing account able working syst em and conducive working environment in SEAMOLEC. St af f devel opment is rout inel y carried out , in house as wel l as sending st af f t o rel evant t raining unit s. Ef f ort s in improving product s and services t hrough innovat ive means are cont inuously encouraged, i nvol vi ng maj or i t y of SEAMOLEC manager s and st af f . Net w or ki ng ef f or t s as w el l as market ing of SEAMOLEC services t o various part ies are cont inued and maint ained. The progress of t he Cent er highl y depends on t he support f rom al l st akehol ders t hat cont inuousl y cont ribut e very meaningf ul insight s and col l aborat ions such as f rom MONE, par t ner i nst i t ut i ons, bot h 150 and 500 par t ner s and ot her net w or ks. Dedi cat i on, commit ment , and prof essional ism of t he st af f have al so cont ribut ed t o t he devel opment of SEAMOLEC. The devel opment of t he Cent er has been impressive, yet t here are st il l a great number of chal l enges t o f ace, and t here are rooms f or improvement in dif f erent f iel ds as SEAMOLEC is moving f orward t o undert aking it s 2nd _{decade programs.}

Research and Development

Research and Development (R&D) act ivit ies play import ant role in support ing t he success of open and dist ance learning (ODL) programs. Provision of qualit y ODL program requires t he syst emat ic devel opment and improvement of al l ODL component s. The emergence of inf ormat ion and communicat ion t echnol ogies (ICT) has it s widespread ef f ect in support ing t he devel opment of ODL. The present st at us of ODL is indeed det ermined by t he ef f ort of any ODL inst it ut ion t o embark in ut il izing ICT t o it s opt imum f or qual it y l earning purposes.

Based on t he second SEAMOLEC f ive –year Devel opment Pl an (2005/ 2006 – 2009/ 2010), SEAMOLEC’s R&D act ivit ies is priorit ized on ident if ying and expl oring t he ut il izat ion of ICT as maj or support ing component in t he pract ice of ODL. A number of research and devel opment proj ect s had been carried out wit hin t he period of Jul y 2007 – June 2008 t hrough t he col l aborat ion of t he R&D division wit h ot her division in SEAMOLEC or ot her:

Period of July – December 2007

1. Sanct ioning by t he SEAMOLEC’s GB members, edit ing (l anguage and cont ent ), f i nal i zat i on t o make r eady f or t he publ i cat i on of t he manual f or qual i t y assurance in ODL f or Sout heast Asian (SEA) count ries. The manual is t it l ed as Gui del i ne f or Qual i t y Assur ance i n Open and Di st ance Lear ni ng f or Sout heast Asi an Count r i es.

2. The t ryout of hybrid t raining in e-port f ol io devel opment f or t eachers and l ect urers ut il izing t he Gl obal Dist ance Learning Net work (GDLN) f acil it ies at Uni ver si t y of Indonesi a i n Jakar t a and Uni ver si t y of Ri au at Pakanbar u, Sum at er a. The pr ogr am w as f unded t hr ough GDLN Lear ni ng Act i vi t i es Devel opment (GLAD) program of Direct orat e General of Higher Educat ion (DGHE). The t ryout act ivit y was int ended t o st udy t he f easibilit y of conduct ing t raining program ut il izing t he hybrid approach, i. e. : combinat ion of video t eleconf erence, independent learning and online advising in developing t eacher skil l s in t he ut il izat ion of ICT t o devel op t heir e-port f ol io.

The program was at t ended by element ary t o high school t eachers and lect urers who were assessors of t eacher port f ol io f or t eacher cert if icat ion. There were 13 t eachers and 4 l ect urers in Jakart a; and 15 t eachers and 5 l ect urers in Pakanbaru. There were 12 e-port f olio (6 f rom Jakart a and 6 f rom Riau) produced by t he part icipant s af t er t wo days of video t el econf erence meet ings and a week of independent and onl ine advising t hrough t he email . It is concl uded t hat such program is f easibl e t o be impl ement ed as l ong as t he coordinat ion among sit es is wel l est abl ished.

3. Research on impact assessment of onl ine support services f or ODL mode. The research aimed t o describe t he value of online support services called Teaching Cl inic (Kl i ni k Pembel aj ar an = KP), according t o t he part icipant s, in hel ping t he t eachers t o improve t he t eaching abil it ies. KP has been impl ement ed in 2004-2006 as a f orum in which t eachers can improve t hemsel ves based on

KRA -1

Enhanced Program Excellence and

Relevance

t heir ref lect ion in t he ut ilizat ion of various st rat egies and innovat ion on t eaching and l earning act ivit ies.

Through t he KP websit e (www. klinikpembelaj aran. com), t eachers can discuss t heir problems and share experiences t hrough under t he supervision of lect urers f rom t eachers t raining inst it ut ions. Teachers f rom f ive rural areas in Indonesia: a) Cibat u, Garut (West Java), b) Pabel an, Magel ang (Cent ral Java), c) Muneng, Madi un (East Java), d) Bat ur aj a, Pal embang (Sout h Sumat er a), and (e) Pawenang, Sukabumi (West Java) were t he subj ect s of t his research. The t eachers were f irst l y t rained t o operat e comput er and t o access int ernet in a Communit y Learning Cent ers which were equipped wit h comput ers and int ernet access. The t eachers were t hen abl e t o post t heir t eaching-l earning probl ems t hey f aced in cl ass anyt ime t hrough t he websit e. Lect urers who act ed as t he supervisors responded t he probl ems t hrough t he websit e address. Not onl y could supervisors respond t o t he problems t hat t eachers post ed, but also post ed by ot her t eachers f rom ot her cent ers. Theref ore, KP became a virt ual cent er f or t eachers t o get “ t eaching cl inical ” supervision f or t heir t eaching-l earning probl ems.

The resul t s of t he research show t hat KP, as a virt ual pl ace f or ICT based advisory f or t eachers, can f acil it at e t eacher t o devel op and t o impl ement t he communit y-based learning; t o support t eachers t o have lif e-long learning skills, and t o assi st t eacher s si gni f i cant l y t o sol ve t hei r dai l y t eachi ng-l ear ni ng pr obl em s. Som e consi der at i ons m i ght be t aken i nt o account f or t he sust ai nabi l i t y of t he KP as t he vi r t ual t eachi ng cl i ni c pr ogr am . The considerat ions incl uded: t he avail abil it y and provision of ICT inf rast ruct ure t o equip t he communit y cent ers, which were l imit ed at some rural areas in Indonesia; t he dependence on t he qual it y and cost of int ernet access, t he avail abl e t ime of t he t eachers, who were al ready burdened by t heir dail y t eaching-l earning act ivit ies.

4. Research on independent l earning readiness of st udent s of HYLITE (Hybrid Lear ni ng f or Indonesi an Teacher s) pr ogr am s. The r esear ch i s par t of col l aborat ive st udy conduct ed by HYLITE coordinat or at DGHE and SEAMOLEC. The st udy show ed t hat t he hal ve of st udent s, w ho r esponded t o t he quest ionnaire, are not ready f or independent l earning, which was needed t o survive t he HYLITE program, even t hough t hey part icipat ed in t he courses int ended t o improve t heir independent l earning and basic comput er skil l s. The f indings were ut ilized t o improve t he online t ut orials t o include t he learning t ips t o st udy in t he HYLITE program.

Period January – June 2008

In t his period t he R&D division modif ied some of t he research agenda t o accommodat e t he vision and mission of t he new Direct or. However, some of t he research act ivit ies al ready f inished were t he f ol l owing.

5. Research ICT penet rat ion in t he t eacher educat ions inst it ut ions, which are members of US – Indonesia Teacher Educat ion Consort ium (USINTEC). The st udy

is conduct ed in collaborat ion wit h USINTEC. The f indings of t he research showed t hat t he Indonesi an USINTEC member s of f er i ng t he el ement ar y t eacher program, which are: Open Universit y of Indonesia, St at e Universit y of Jakart a, St at e Universit y of Semarang, St at e Universit y of Surabaya, St at e Universit y of Yogyakart a, St at e Universit y of Malang, St at e Universit y of Makasar, Ganesha Uni ver si t y of Educat i on, St at e Uni ver si t y of Medan, St at e Uni ver si t y of Goront al o, St at e Universit y of Padang, and st at e Universit y of Manado, got t he grant s f or est abl ishing ICT inf rast ruct ure cal l ed INHERENT.

However, t he l ect urers of t he st udy program f or el ement ary t eacher of al l inst it ut ions, eit her t he ones part icipat ing in t he HYLITE program or t he ones not yet part icipat ing in t he HYLITE program, need t o improve t heir ICT skil l s and habit of ut il izat ion of t he skil l s in t heir t eaching and l earning act ivit ies. The st udy program of t he el ement ary t eacher need t o improve t he avail abil it y ICT inf rast ruct ure wit hin t he program. The st udent s al so need t o improve t he skil l s and habit s in ut il izing t he ICT.

6. Edi t i ng t he pr i nt mat er i al s of HELP f or Aceh, t o make t hem r eady f or publ icat ion. There were 7 (seven) books in t he set . The books are ready by t he end of December 2007.

7. Devel opment of mat erial s f or t raining e-port f ol io f or l ect urers of UNS. The devel opment was conduct ed f or t wo mont hs April -May 2007. The t raining is

coordinat ed by t raining division and hel d at St at e Universit y of Surakart a

(Cent ral Java) in Oct ober 2008. The resul t s of t he t raining were 9 (nine) e -por t f ol i os whi ch wer e anal yzed based on cr i t er i a such as: t he qual i t y of ar t i f act s, cl ar i t y of t he w r i t t en communi cat i on, r ef l ect i ve descr i pt i on, ut il izat ion of mul t imedia, t he easiness of t he navigat ion, t he appearance and t he l ayout , and t he creat ivit y in conveying t he message. Al l of t he 9 port f ol ios f ul f il l ed al l but one crit eria, i. e. : ref l ect ive descript ion.

8. Devel opment and impl ement at ion of hybrid t ut orial f or el ement ary t eachers. The program is int ended as a f easibil it y st udy t o expl ore t he readiness of el ement ary t eachers t o part icipat e in ODL program t hrough hybrid t ut orial . In t he program, t he t eachers part icipat e in t he f ace-t o-f ace t raining which was int ended t o give t hem t he skil l s t o devel op l esson pl an which int egrat ed t he new curricul um syst em and t he j oyf ul and ef f ect ive l earning approach. They t hen have t o devel op t he l esson wit hin t wo mont h af t er t he t raining.

The research st udied t he readiness of t he t eacher t o ut il ize t he email and int ernet t o improve t he l esson pl an, t hrough t he communicat ion wit h t he peer and t he r esour ce per sons in SEAMOLEC. St udy showed 25 out of 50 part icipant s sent t he l esson pl ans t o t he resource person. Furt hermore, 23 out of t he 25 sent t he complet e set of lesson plan (lesson plan, st udent worksheet , and eval uat i on i t ems and gui del i nes). At t he end, onl y 5 out of t he 23 part icipant s sent back t he revision of t heir l esson pl an af t er get t ing comment s f rom t he resource persons. The st udy concl uded t hat ODL program need t o impl ement cert ain st rat egies t o mot ivat e t eachers t o part icipat e in hybrid t ut orial ut il izing t he ICT.

9. St udy on t he qual it y of l esson pl ans of t he int egrat ion of wat er and sanit at ion management int o school subj ect s. The lesson plans were developed by t eachers at various l evel s of educat ion who part icipat ed in t he t raining of f or t he al t ernat ive curricul um devel opment in NAD.

The st udy concl uded t hat t he l esson pl ans int egrat ed t he concept s and val ues in wat er and sanit at ion management t o t each t he subj ect s in t he curricul um at various levels of educat ion and f ulf illed t he evaluat ion crit eria, i. e. : creat ive inst ruct ional st rat egy, aimed at developing cert ain human values, and ut ilizing appropriat e eval uat ion it em and st rat egies. It is mean t hat t he t eachers coul d devel op l esson pl ans f or t he int egrat ion of wat er and sanit at ion management int o t he curriculum according t o t he crit eria t he learned in t he t raining program. St art ing in April 2008, t he R&D division conduct ing t he f ol l owing act ivit ies, in l ieu of t he new mission of SEAMOLEC, t o be of service f or 1 million client s by 2010. a. Development of SEAMOLEC st andards f or ODL syst em. The st andards are planned t o incl ude t he crit eria f or inst it ut ions, programs, eval uat ions and part icipant s invol ve in ODL syst em.

b. Devel opment of a program f or SEAMOLEC’ s corporat e social responsibil it y rel at ing t o t he devel opment of t eachers’ skil l s in of ICT int egrat ion int o t he curriculum. This program is int ended f or j unior and senior high school t eachers of schools locat ed wit hin t he radius of 10 km around t he locat ion of SEAMOLEC. From t his program t he R&D division pl ans t o devel op various model s of ICT int egrat ion int o t he curricul um which can be accessed by t eachers t hrough t he websit e of SEA EduNet (Sout heast Asian Educat ion Net work).

c. Expl orat ion of t he possibl e capacit y devel opment of inst it ut ion of f ering ICT-based ODL f or t he qual it y improvement of el ement ary t eachers. This st udy wil l expl ore t he possibl e capabil it y of inst it ut ions in East Java and Bal i t o accel erat e t he improvement of el ement ary t eacher f rom Dipl oma-2 or 3 t o bachelor degree by ut ilizing ICT and part nership wit h ot her relevant inst it ut ion. The st udy is j oint ef f ort bet ween SEAMOLEC and St at e Pol yt echnic of Mal ang. d. Devel opment of web-based t r ai ni ng pr ogr am of Int egr at i on of wat er and sanit at ion management , l ocal wisdom and mul t icul t ural perspect ive int o t he curricul um. The program wil l be on of t he cont ent s of SEA EduNet .

e. Eval uat ion of t he ef f ect iveness of a course in t he independent l earning skil l s devel opment t o prepare t he HYLITE st udent s t o part icipat e in t he ICT-based ODL program.

f . Development of consort ium of language learning inst it ut ions t o of f er ICT-based ODL in Language t o be part of t he devel opment of SEA EduNet .

g. Devel opment of a st udy pr ogr am i n mat hemat i cs w i t h concent r at i on i n comput er skills (sof t ware development ) which is in cooperat ion wit h Universit as Terbuka.

h. St udy of on t he i mpl ement at i on of M-l ear ni ng f or ODL w hi ch w i l l be i n cooperat ion wit h Bandung Inst it ut e of Technol ogy.

i. Devel opment of proposal f or ICT int egrat ion int o t he curricul um of j unior and senior high school syst em. The pr oposal wil l be t he col l abor at ion among SEAMOLEC, Sun Microsyst em and Curriki Devel oper.

j . Ot her Resear ch and devel opm ent act i vi t i es w hen t he t her e ar e ot her opport unit y f or cooperat ion wit h ot her inst it ut ions.

Table-1

List of SEAMOLEC Training Programs (in Indonesia)

Training / Workshop

In f iscal year 2007-2008, several t rainings have been conduct ed in Indonesia as wel l as in Sout heast Asian count ries t o pursue qual it y and rel evance on ODL. Tot al numbers of part icipant s j oining t he t rainings were 4757. The part icipant s in general consist ed of t eachers, l ect urers, inst ruct ors, administ rat ors, and ODL provider st af f . They most l y st at ed t hat t hey have gained knowl edge, skil l and experience f rom t hose various t rainings. SEAMOLEC bel ieves t hat t heir success wil l have a posit ive impact on t heir inst it ut ions. The dat a of t rainings are shown as f ol l ows:

SEAMOLEC

Udayana University, Bali State University of Makassar Muhammadiyah University of North Sumatera, Medan

SEAMOLEC

State University of Makassar University of Bengkulu University of Tadulako, Palu SEAMOLEC

SEAMOELC SEAMOLEC

Inna Simpang, Surabaya SEAMOLEC

SEAMOLEC SEAMOLEC

University of Sebelas Maret, Solo SEAMOLEC

University of Sebelas Maret, Solo SEAMOLEC

Jakarta SEAMOLEC SEAMOLEC

State University Yogyakarta State University of Makassar Aceh

Aceh UPI Bandung STMIK AMIK Bandung District Office of MONESumenep, East Java

SMKN 3, PamekasanEast Java Basic ICT for Professional Development:

Academic Staff in Higher Education ICT In Instruction for Quality Improvement: Graduate Study

Web Based Course Development: 1) Lecturers

2) Teachers of Secondary Schools 3) Students of Master Degree 4) Staff of Education and Training Centre of MONE

Planning of ODL: 1) Lecturers:

• HYLITE Program • D3 TKJ 2) Stakeholders Instructional Design for e-Learning:

Lecturers

Developing on e-Portfolio: Lecturers Wiki for Instruction:

Teachers of Secondary Schools Series of HYLITE Program: 1) Training/Workshop on assessment

development

2) Training/Workshop on Face to Face Tutorial

3) Training/Workshop on On-Line Tutorial Series of HVWSHE Program:

Workshop on the Development Teaching-Learning Materials on Integrating HVWSHE in SEA

Schools

Series of Alternative Curriculum Development in Aceh:

1) Training on Alternative Curriculum Development for Teachers in NAD 2) Training/Workshop on Supervision,

Monitoring, and Evaluation on Alternative Curriculum Program Workshop:Distance Learning Workshop:

East Java on the Next 5 Year Workshop:

ICT Utilization for Instruction & Socialization HYLITE Program

22 26 25 28 20 29 20 31 7 42 30 39 66 27 26 20 8 21/7 16 29 50 20 22 21 42 30 35 239 85 70

12–15 Nov. 2007 18–22 Sept. 2007 21–25 May 2007 3–7 December 2007 10–13 Dec. 2007 6–19 April 2007 6-9 February 2007 20–24 Nov. 2007 28–31 Jan. 2008 8 March 2008 13–17 May 2008 11-14 June 2007 24–27 March 2008 21-22 May 2008 11–12 June 2008 28-31 August 2007 29 Oct. – 1 Nov. 2007 3–6 Dec. 2007 12–14 March 2008 2–6 July 2007 26–29 Nov. 2007 6–9 Nov. 2007 4–7 Dec. 2007 10–13 Dec. 2007 2–6 July 2007 2–6 July 2007 20 June 2008 5 June 2008 3 June 2008 26 May 2008

No. Topic Venue Participants Dat e

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Table-2

List of SEAMOLEC Training Programs (in SEA Count ries)

Web Based Course Devel opment : Lect urers

Inst ruct ional Design f or e-l ear ni ng

No Topic Venue M/ F Dat e

Cent al Luzon St at e Universit y (CLSU), Phil ippines

Teachers Training Cent re of Minist ry of Educat ion, Yout h and Sport

(MoEYS), Cambodia

14/ 16

21/ 8

28–31 Oct ober 2007

11-14 December 2007 1

2

District Office of MONE Mojokerto, East Java District Office of MONE Bojonegoro, East Java District Office of MONE Lumajang, East Java District Office of MONE Mojokerto, East Java District Office of MONE Probolinggo, East Java District Office of MONE Sidoarjo, East Java

SMAN1 Manyar, Gresik East Java District Office of MONE Ngawi, East Java District Office of MONE Nganjuk, East Java

Balai Benih Perikanan

Trenggalek, East Java SMKN 2 Boyolangu, Tulungagung, East Java District Office of MONE Jombang, East Java

District Office of MONEKediri, East Java District Office of MONEBlitar, East Java District Office of MONE Malang, East Java District Office of MONE Pacitan, East Java District Office of MONE Magetan, East Java District Office of MONE Madiun, East Java SMKN 4 Madiun East Java

SDN Jetis VI Lamongan East Java Learning Centre Tuban East Java District Office of MONE Sampang, East Java

District Office of MONE Jember, East Java

District Office of MONE Bondowoso, East Java District Office of MONE Situbondo, East Java

Hotel Victory Batu, East Java ITB, BandungWest Java VEDCA CianjurWest Java ITB, BandungEast Java Office Governor of North Sulawesi

Total of Participants

Workshop:

Socialization HYLITE Program & Mitra 500

Workshop: ICT Utilization

Workshop:ICT Utilization for Instruction & Operator Scanner of UASBN

Workshop:

Provider D3TKJ Zone-1 & Piloting of Distance Learning Program Training:

Internal Auditor ISO 9001:2000 Workshop:

Game Tech S-2 Workshop: Kopertis IX 90 96 160 76 126 96 141 96 96 221 134 120 208 60 139 46 146 175 86 185 50 65 112 73 98 76 91 25 125 420

17 May 2008 12 May 2008 10 May 2008 9 May 2008 8 May 2008 4 May 2008 3 May 2008 2 May 2008 2 May 2008 30 April 2008 29 April 2008 28 April 2008 21 April 2008 19 April 2008 17-18 April 2008 28 April 2008 19 April 2008 18 April 2008 17 April 2008 10 May 2008 9 May 2008 9 May 2008 21 April 2008 19 April 2008 18 April 2008 7 May 2008 15-16 May 2008 20 May 2008 16 May 2008 29-30 May 2008

4757

No. Topic Venue Participants Dat e

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Staff Development

There were some t rainings/ workshops carried out t o devel op t he qual it y of SEAMOLEC st af f .

Table-3

List of SEAMOLEC St aff Development Programs

SEAMEO Capacit y Buil ding of Training Unit St udy Visit t o Japan: SOI Technol ogy ICT Training on KKPI (Comput ers Skil l s and Inf or mat i on)

ICT Training on Mul t icast

Account ing Cert if icat ion

Invent ory Course Prot ocol of MONE

Library

Audit or of ISO

Engl ish Course

No Tit le Venue/ Time Part icipant s Ref

SEAMEO RETRAC, Viet nam (May 2008) Japan (May 2008)

SEAMOLEC (May, 2008)

Bandung (April , 2008)

Jakart a (April , 2008)

Jakart a (May, 2008) Bogor, West Java (June, 2008) UT, Jakart a (Sept ember 2008) Cianj ur, West Java (May – June 2008) Jakart a

(March – April 2008)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Training Manager IT Manager

SEAMOLEC St af f + Administ rat ion Of f icers, Securit y, Of f ice Boy IT Of f icers

Finance Manager and Of f icer

Housekeeping Of f icer Direct or’ s Secret ary

Administ rat ion Of f icer and IT Of f icer

SEAMOLEC St af f

Administ rat ion, Training, and Research Of f icer

1 St af f

1 St af f

45 St af f

2 St af f

2 St af f

1 St af f 1 St af f

2 St af f

15 St af f

Seminar/ Conference/ Meeting

In t he Fiscal Year 2007-2008, SEAMOLEC conduct ed some seminars, conf erence, and meet ings, and has al so part icipat ed in various seminar/ workshop and meet ing.

Seminar

1. SEAMOLEC – STOU Int ernat ional Seminar on ODL (Nont haburi, Thailand, 12 Sept ember 2007)

SEAMOLEC in col l aborat ion wit h Sukhot hai Thammat hirat Open Universit y (STOU), Thail and conduct ed an int ernat ional seminar on “Pur sui ng Qual i t y i n ODL i n Sout heast Asi a” . The seminar was of f icially opened by Dr. Sumat e Yamnoon (Deput y Secret ary-General of t he Commission on Higher Educat ion, MOE Thail and). Keynot e speaker was Mr. Khwankeo Vaj arodaya (Chairman of t he Execut ive Bpard, Dist ance Learning Foundat ion) on “t he Di st ance Lear ni ng Foundat i on’ s Fr ess and Open Low-cost Di st ance Educat i on vi a Sat el l i t e: Wang Kl ai kangwon Model” . The speakers of t he seminar were came f rom SEAMEO member count ries.

2. SEAMOLEC – HOU Int ernat ional Seminar on Scient ific Research in ODL (Ha Long bay, Viet nam, 4-6 November 2007)

The int ernat ional seminar is co-organized by Hanoi Open Universit y (HOU), Viet nam and SEAMOLEC. It was conduct ed in l ine t o t he 14t h _{Anniversary of HOU. There}

were 223 part icipant s f rom Viet nam, Mal aysia, Indonesia, Korea, China, Russia, Bul garia, and Unit ed Kingdom.

There were t hree keynot e speakers: (1) Direct or of SEAMOLEC, wit h a paper ent it led “ Researching ODL in Sout heast Asia” ; (2) President of HOU wit h “ t he Nat ionwide e-Learning Devel opment and Impl ement at ion Programs by a Consort ium f ormed by t he Government of Viet nam and Led by HOU” ; and (3) Vice President of HOU wit h “ t he Ef f ort s of HOU t o Meet t he Demands and t he Requirement s of Crit eria of t he Qual it y Assurance in ODL inst it ut ion” . There were 3 paral l el sessions: (1) 10 t opics on ODL session; 6 t opics on Science, Technol ogy, and Engineering; and (3) 7 t opics on Humanit y, Design, and Economics

Conf erence

The Tent h SEAMOLEC Governing Board Meet ing (GBM)

SEAMOLEC conduct ed t he 10t h _{GBM in Nont haburi, Thail and on 11 Sept ember 2007,}

host ed by Sukhot hai Thammat hirat Open Universit y and support ed by t he Minist ry of Educat ion of Thailand. The meet ing carried out t he powers of t he board, among ot hers are: (1) t o det ermine pol icies f or t he operat ion of t he cent re; (2) t o make t he annual evaluat ion and review of t he Cent re’s programs and budget s; (3) t o approve t he annual report ; and (4) t o discuss necessary issues.

Nine Governing Board members were able t o at t end t he meet ing, except represent at ive f rom Myanmar. They were Hon Awang Ot hman bin Haj i Simbran (Brunei Darussal am), Mr. Om Set hy (Cambodia), Prof . Dr. At wi Suparman (Indonesia), Mr. Siri Souvannasy (Lao PDR), Prof . Dr. Mansor Fadzil (Mal aysia, represent ing Prof . Dr. Anuwar Al i, Prof . Dr. Felix Librero (Philippines), Dr. Koh Thiam Seng (Singapore), Prof . Dr. Prat ya Versarach (Thail and), Prof . Dr. Phan Van Que (Viet nam, and accompined by Dr. Tran Duc Vuong). The Ex-of f icio Members were Mr. Benit o E. Benoza (represent ing t he Direct or of SEAMEO Secret ariat ) and SEAMOLEC Direct or.

Meet ing

1. SEAMEO Regular Meet ings

a. Cent re Direct or Meet ing (CDM) 2007

The SEAMEO CDM-2007 was conduct ed at t he Cent ury Park Hot el , Bangkok on Jul y 4-5, 2007, and host ed by SEAMEO Secret ariat . The opening remark was del ivered by SEAMEO Secret ariat Direct or. The t wo-day meet ing was at t ended by t he SEAMEO Secret ariat st af f , Cent er’ s Direct ors, represent at ives f rom SEAMEO Associat e Members, Brit ish Council , UNESCO Asia-Pacif ic Cent re of Educat ion f or Int ernat ional Underst anding (APCEIU), and UNESCO Bangkok. SEAMOLEC was represent ed by t he Direct or and st af f .

One of t he import ant agenda of t he meet ing was discussion about SEAMEO cent res act ivit ies in t he f iscal year of 2006/ 2007, incl uding progress report on promot ion of val ues-based wat er and sanit at ion educat ion in Sout heast Asian (SEA) schools at which SEAMOLEC was involved in coordinat ing t he development and compilat ion of t he resource package. In addit ion, some t hemat ic discussions such as ICT in educat ion, qual it y improvement of science and mat hemat ics educat i on, l anguage i n ear l y educat i on i n SEA, educat i onal l eader shi p devel opment , and qual it y assurance were al so raised. In t he discussion of qual it y assurance, t he SEAMOLEC direct or st at ed t he import ance of qual it y assurance f or open and dist ance l earning in SEA count ries f or which SEAMOLEC has t aken t he init iat ive t o devel op a manual .

An i m por t ant m om ent f or SEAMOLEC i n t he m eet i ng w as si gni ng t he Memorandum of Underst anding (MoU) wit h UNESCO APCEIU, Korea t o st udy mul t icul t ural educat ion in SEA count ries.

b. The 30th _{SEAMEO High Official Meet ing (HOM)}

The 30t h _{SEAMEO HOM (2007) was conduct ed at t he Sof it el Cent ara Grand}

Hot el , Bangkok on 21-22November 2007, and host ed by SEAMEO Secret ariat . The opening remarks was del ivered by a keynot e speaker, Deput y Minist er of Educat ion of Thail and, Dr. Varakorn Samakoses, highl ight ing a l ong decade part nership of Thail and and SEAMEO and t he growing cooperat ion in human development bet ween SEAMEO and ASEAN. The SEAMEO HOM is a yearly agenda of SEAMEO Secr et ar i at par t i ci pat ed by hi gh of f i ci al f r om Depar t ment of

Educat ion of every ASEAN member count ries. They discussed t he f ol l ow-up act ions on t he 42nd _{SEAMEO Council Conf erence in Bal i, Indonesia.}

This year SEAMEO HOM discussed about st at us and ut il izat ion of associat e membership cont ribut ions t o t he SEAMEO Secret ariat , st at us and ut il izat ion of Thail and’ s addit ional cont ribut ions t o t he SEAMEO Secret ariat , st at us of t he SEAMEO Educat ional Devel opment Fund (SEDF), invest ment of f unds at t he SEAMEO Secret ariat FY 2005/ 2006, f inancial audit report f or FY 2006/ 2007, and SEAMEO consol idat ed t hree year budget .

c. SEAMEO Council Conference 2008

The Minist ry of Educat ion, Malaysia, host ed t he 43rd _{SEAMEO Council Conf erence}

in Kual a Lumpur, gat hering al l t he educat ion minist ers and high of f icial s of t he 11 SEAMEO member st at es in t he annual meet ing t hat t ook up issues on access, equit y and qualit y of educat ion, among ot her educat ion policies and init iat ives. In coordinat ion wit h t he SEAMEO Secret ariat , t he 43rd _{SEAMEC was hel d on}

13-14 March 2008 at t he Mandarin Orient al Hot el .

It was preceded by t he ICT Conf erence and Exhibit ion on 10-12 March 2008 at t he Kual a Lumpur Convent ion Cent re. The highl ight s of t his year’ s council conf erence are t he signing of t he renewed Agreement bet ween SEAMEO and UNESCO, t he Pol icy Forum l ed by MOE Mal aysia t hat discussed “Br i dgi ng t he Educat i on Gap: Impr ovi ng Access, Equi t y and Qual i t y – Sout heast Asi a and Beyond, ” and a discussion f orum on t he progress of Educat ion f or Al l in Sout heast Asia.

2. Int ernat ional Conference on Educat ional Research: The Way Forward (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 10-11 July 2007)

The conf erence organized by Asia-Europe Inst it ut e, Universit y of Mal aya, Kual a Lumpur as a part of a j oint research proj ect wit h SINCERE (Support ing Int ernat ional Cooperat ion in Educat ional Research) Net work f rom Europe.

Direct or of SEAMOLEC was invit ed t o present research and devel opment act ivit ies of SEAMOLEC, and it s f ut ure research agenda on t he area of ODL in Sout heast Asia.

3. APEID Tokyo Seminar Workshop (Tokyo, Japan, 24-31 Oct ober 2007)

The Asia and t he Pacif ic Seminar-Workshop on Educat ional Technology - 2007 (Tokyo Seminar-Workshop 2007) is t he 6t h _{in t he series of act ivit ies organized by Japanese}

t he Nat ional Commission f or UNESCO, Depart ment of Int ernat ional Cooperat ion Minist ry of Educat ion, Cul t ure, Sport s, Science and Technol ogy (MEXT), Tokyo Gakugei Universit y and t he Asia Pacif ic Programme of Educat ional Innovat ion f or Devel opment (APEID) - Asia and Pacif ic Regional Bureau f or Educat ion, UNESCO Bangkok.

The Tokyo Semi nar -Wor kshop 2007 w as conduct ed w i t h a speci al t heme on Promot ion of Educat ion f or Sust ainabl e Devel opment (ESD)-ICT Int egrat ion and

Teacher Training. 40 expert s f rom nat ional inst it ut ions and regional organizat ions part icipat ed t o share inf ormat ion and experiences on educat ional innovat ion f or development , including ESD-ICT int egrat ed t eacher t raining development s, nat ional pol icies, curricul ums, inst ruct ional mat erial s, various capacit y buil ding act ivit ies in t he int egrat ion of ESD and ICT, and nat ional plans of act ion. Innovat ive Pract ices, Vi deos, Sof t war e and Websi t es on t he i nt egr at i on of ESD and ICT wer e al so ext ensivel y discussed during t he seminar-workshop. The Direct or of SEAMOLEC, al ong wit h represent at ives f rom SEAMEO RECSAM and SEAMEO INNOTECH were among t he part icipant s of t he Tokyo Seminar-Workshop 2007.

4. Comput er and Advanced Technology in Educat ion 2007 (Beij ing, China, 8-10 Oct ober 2007)

Comput er and Advanced Technol ogy i n Educat i on (CATE) 2007 Int er nat i onal Conf erence was host ed by t he Beij ing Normal Universit y Beij ing, China. Wit h t he t heme of Globalizat ion of Educat ion t hrough Advanced Technology, t he Conf erence act as a maj or f orum f or t he present at ion of innovat ive devel opment s and t he exchange of inf ormat ion bet ween researchers and pract it ioners on t he use of t echnol ogy in educat ion worl dwide. More t han 300 part icipant s and present ers f rom about 27 count ries worl dwide part icipat ed in t he Conf erence.

The t opics of discussions incl uded Advanced Sof t ware and Hardware Syst ems and Tool s f or Technol ogy-Based Educat ion; St udies on Advanced Technol ogy-Based Teaching and Learning, Qual it y; Eval uat ion and Assessment Issues of Technol ogy-Based Educat i on; Nat i onal and Int er nat i onal Pr oj ect s on Technol ogy-ogy-Based Educat ion; Impl ement at ion of E-Learning in Companies; Cont ent and Curricul um Development Issues of Technology-Based Educat ion; Virt ual Realit y and Mult imedia Syst ems; Innovat i ve Technol ogy-Based Teachi ng and Lear ni ng; Col l abor at i ve Learning; and Mobil e Learning.

SEAMOLEC Direct or part icipat ed in t he Conf erence and present ed a paper “ E-Learning Cont ent Devel opment in Indonesia: An Init iat ives” . The paper describes SEAMOLEC’ s f acil it at ion t o t he init iat ives t aken by t he Government of Indonesia in devel oping e-l earning cont ent f or higher educat ion communit y in Indonesia.

5. ICEI 2008 (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 6-8 May 2008)

The Universit y of Mal aya, t oget her wit h t he Mal aysian Nat ional Commission f or UNESCO and t he UNESCO Regional Of f ice Jakart a are hol ding an “Int er nat i onal Conf er ence on Educat i onal Innovat i on” (ICEI 2008) at t he Legend Hot el , Kual a Lumpur, Mal aysia. The conf erence was of f icial l y opened by t he Minist er of Higher Educat ion Mal aysia, Y. B. Dat o Seri Mohamed Khal ed Bin Nordin.

The Conf erence aims t o expose t o t he educat ors, incl uding t he prof essional s, of f icers, st udent s and int erest ed individual s on t he innovat ions and changes in educat ion in ensuring maximum devel opment of younger generat ions t hroughout t he worl d. SEAMOLEC Direct or accompanied by Training Manager part icipat ed in t he conf erence and present ed paper “Sout heast Asi a Educat i on Net wor k (SEA EduNet )” .

6. Pre-Conference Workshop on Raising Awareness: Exploring t he Ideas of Creat ing Higher Educat ion Common Space in Sout heast Asia, 27 June 2008. Harmonizat ion of Higher educat ion is essent ial l y a process t hat recognizes t he import ance of educat ion cooperat ion and t he signif icance of est abl ishing an ‘ area of knowl edge’ in which act ivit ies and int eract ion in higher educat ion, mobil it y, and empl oyment opport unit ies can be easil y f acil it at ed. It is t he process t hat recognizes diversit y of higher educat ion syst ems and cul t ures wit hin t he region, whil e seeking t o creat e a ‘ common educat ional space’ wit hin which a variet y of cul t ures, l anguages and educat ional syst em can f l ourish t hrough a common, but not ident ical , pract ice and guidel ine f or cooperat ion.

The proj ect was mot ored and init iat ed by SEAMEO RIHED Thail and, and support ed by Japan Foundat ion. Conf erence Series on Raising Awarenessof Creat ing Higher Educat ion Common Space in Sout heast Asia wil l be organized, and conduct ed in 5 Sout heast Asian count ries as a pil ot proj ect , incl uding Indonesia. To st art t he conf erence series, SEAMEO RIHED conduct ed t he ‘Pre-Conf erence Workshop on Raising Awareness: Exploring t he Ideas of Creat ing Higher Educat ion Common Space i n Sout heast Asi a’ i n Bangkok on November 27, 2008 and i nvi t ed 4 count r y coordinat ors f rom Mal aysia, Indonesia, Phil ippines, and Viet nam t o part icipat e. Dr. Jaslin Ikhsan, Ad-Int erim Deput y Direct or of SEAMOLEC is t he count ry coordinat or of Indonesia at t ending t he pre-conf erence. Besides t he count ry coordinat ors, t he pre-conf erence was al so at t ended by about 25 rect ors of universit ies in Thail and. The main agreement f or t he count ry coordinat ors was t o organize simil ar pre-conf erence in t heir own count ry, which is supposed t o be at t ended by 20–30 part icipant s including rect ors, prof essional board, and policy maker in t he Minist ry of Educat ion.

7. Meet ing wit h KEIO niversit y, Japan

SEAMOLEC and KEIO (a l eading SOI Asia Net work composed of 27 l eading t echnical universit ies and research inst it ut es in 13 count ries in Asia) conduct ed a bil at eral meet ing on May in Japan. The meet ing al so resul t ed t he signing of Memorandum of Under st andi ng bet w een SEAMOLEC and KEIO Uni ver si t y by Dr. Gat ot har i Priowirj ant o (SEAMOLEC Direct or) and Prof . Jiro Kokuryo (Execut ive Direct or of KEIO Universit y). Two inst it ut ions agreed:

1. t o j oi nt l y devel op t echnol ogi es, human r esour ces, cont ent s f or di st ance educat ion bet ween SOI Asia and SEA EduNet ,

2. t o promot e ent repreneurship and research bet ween SOI Asia and SEA EduNet ; and

3. t o manage part ner inst it ut es of SOI Asia and af f il iat e agencies and inst it ut es of SEA EduNet and make t hem f ollow t he guidelines f or t echnology and cont ent s usage and al l ot her necessary right cl earances agreed by SEAMOLEC and KEIO if any.

Information and Technology (IT) Development

In t he current year ICT pl ays mul t ipl e rol es t o support SEAMOLEC’s programs especial l y in t he area of ODL. Most l y t he act ivit ies in ICT division are serves as t he backbone f or SEAMOLEC’s research and devel opment , and t raining programs. Technol ogical support in SEAMOLEC is grouped int o: (1) audio t ool s t echnol ogy; (2) video t ol s t echnol ogy; (3) comput er and it s sof t ware; (4) cont ent and del ivery syst em.

Since 2007, SEAMOLEC perf orming 32 new comput ers in t he comput er l ab t o support t he t raining programs conduct ed which is conduct ed in SEAMOLEC buil ding. To support t he conf erencing act ivit ies, SEAMOLEC added one video conf erencing syst em in t he meet ing room and provided hot spot area covering t hree f l oor buil ding. E-l earning is st il l one of t he main f ocuses of ODL syst em provided by t he Cent re.

In addit ion, SEAMOLEC has been expl oring t he devel opment of e-l earning syst em by provision of e-l earning incubat or using WebCT as wel l as Moodl e and use it open f or any t eacher/ l ect ure who is int erest ed in t rying out and expl oring e-l earning using t he Cent re’s LMS. Furt hermore, t he Cent re has al so t aken a l ead in buil ding capacit y of educat ors t o syst emat ic design and devel opment of e-l earning cont ent , as wel l as t o creat e e-l earning environment . The real use of t wo net works which is INHERENT (Indonesian Higher Educat ion Net work) and JARDIKNAS (Jej ar i ng Pendi di kan Nasi onal), t hus f ar, has been t o support HYLITE program and ot her consort ium program. The net works has f acil it at ed t he programs as one of del ivery syst em t o conduct t eaching and l earning act ivit ies rel at ed wit h t he program, i. e. , among t eachers col l ege via INHERENT, and bet ween t eacher college and ICT Cent res via JARDIKNAS. To disseminat e inf ormat ion, SEAMOLEC st il l updat ing t he websit e and ot her sub domain inside, t his rel at ed wit h SEAMOLEC main act ivit ies and ot her proj ect s.

Current l y SEAMOLEC devel oping program cal l ed SEA EduNet which is a net work, a reposit ory and port al t apping t he expect edl y vast rich l earning obj ect mat erial s f rom Sout heast Asian t eachers, f or Sout heast Asian t eachers, and by Sout heast Asian t eachers, and an open and dist ance l earning mechanism encompassing ODL f rames and pract ices in t he Sout heast Asian region. SEAMOLEC develop t he delivery syst em exploit ing sat ellit e and mul t icast t echnol ogy f or l ive present at ion, video, and ot her l earning mat erial s. The reposit ory websit e address avail abl e at ht t p:/ / seaedunet . seamolec. org

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Enhanced Quality and Efficiency

of Management

By t he year 2008, SEAMOLEC has achieved it s 11t h _{years. During t he l engt h of t ime,}

SEAMOLEC has conduct ed various programs and act ivit ies t o be abl e t o reach and act ual ize it s vision t o be t he cent re of expert ise in Open and Dist ance Learning. It was al l carried out by t he opt imizat ion of t he use of net working and part nership wit h many inst it ut ions, nat ional l y and regional l y.

On March 27 2008, SEAMOLEC al so has recorded it s import ant and hist orical event which is t he t urnover of direct orship f rom Prof . Dr. Paul ina Pannen t o Dr. Gat ot Hari Priowirj ant o. The of f icial ceremony was l ead by t he Minist er of Nat ional Educat ion Indonesia and t ook pl ace at t he Minist ry of Nat ional Educat ion Buil ding.

To support t he operat ional process and dail y act ivit ies int ernal l y, SEAMOLEC has made a revised Enabl ing Inst rument , St af f Rul es and St andard Operat ing Procedures. For t he bet t er m ent of SEAMOLEC, t hose i nst r um ent s ar e cont i nual l y i m pr oved i n i t s impl ement at ion. SEAMOLEC is current l y devel oping SEAMOLEC St andard, St rat egic Pl anning and working on compil at ion of import ant document s in order t o acquire cert if icat e of ISO 9001: 2000.

Rel at ivel y, t he support f or SEAMOLEC f rom t he Government of Indonesia is increasing. SEAMOLEC has been honored t o be visit ed by t he Minist er of Nat ional Educat ion, H. E. Prof . Dr. Bambang Sudibyo on March 5 2008. During his visit , His Excel l ency was giving his t hought s and advices f or t he bet t erment of SEAMOLEC. The most import ant t hing ment ioned by t he minist er was t hat SEAMOLEC need t o be t he worl d-cl ass cent re of ODL t hr ough cooper at i on w i t h many i nst i t ut i ons and al so t o suppor t t eacher devel opment / t raining in Indonesia

Human Resources are t he key pl ayers f or SEAMOLEC t hat need t o be managed and improved cont inuously. Wit h good skills, experiences, well-maint ained working cult ure and know l edge, SEMOLEC human r esour ces ar e val uabl e asset . For t hi s r eason, SEAMOLEC gives t he opport unit y f or al l st af f t o increase t heir capabil it y by sending t hem t o various st af f devel opment programs. Some of t he programs were conduct ed in SEAMOLEC int ernal l y. Based on t heir skil l s and prof essional ism, SEAMOLEC st af f s are al so provided by opport unit ies t o part icipat e in several event s, such as t rainings, seminars, conf erences and f urt her educat ion.

The int ernal st af f s of SEAMOLEC are t he Cent er’ s expert s, of f icers, and support ing st af f s who support t he management of programs and dail y act ivit ies. SEAMOLEC al so has out sourced expert s who woul d be acquired by SEAMOLEC f or special purposes or proj ect s t hrough net working. Al l st af f s are expect ed t o be general ist s wit h mul t i-t asking abil ii-t y rai-t her i-t han special isi-t s. The perf ormance of each si-t af f is monii-t ored t hrough a semest er-based st af f eval uat ion syst em. Rewards and punishment s are al so impl ement ed as compensat ion according t o t he working perf ormance of every st af f s. Best of f icer and best manager are appoint ed annual l y based on t heir grade f rom t he semest er-based eval uat ion.

In 2007-2008, new st af f members were recruit ed t o t he bet t erment of SEAMOLEC working perf ormance.

Division Number

IT 5 (f ive)

Finance and Administ rat ion 1 (one)

Training 1 (one)

Expert s 4 (f our)

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Ensured Financial Viability

SEAMOLEC’ s f und consi st s of capi t al f unds, oper at i ng f unds, speci al f unds, and unal l ocat ed f unds. For t he f inancial year 2007/ 2008 t he Cent re’s f inancial st at us is as f ol l ows:

No Source of Funds FY. 2006-2007 FY. 2007-2008

1. Capit al Funds 877, 777. 78 279, 490. 60 2. Operat ing Funds 422, 775. 28 445, 398. 84 3. Special Funds 12, 500. 00 12, 500. 00 4. Ot her Funds 434, 501. 80 361, 557. 35 5. Unal l ocat ed Funds 119, 901. 60 221, 558. 88

Tot al Funds 1, 867, 456. 46 1, 320, 505. 67

Capit al and operat ing f unds are coming f rom t he Government of Indonesia, c. q. MONE. Special f unds are coming f rom t he SEAMEO. Ot her f unds are coming f rom f ee-based services. Unallocat ed f unds are t he Cent re’s reserves f rom f unded act ivit ies or income-generat ing act ivit ies of f ered by SEAMOLEC.

SEAMOLEC is f inancial l y heal t hy. It s capit al has been enriched by new f acil it ies during t he f inancial year 2007/ 2008.

The Cent re operat ing f und is f ul l y provided by t he Government of Indonesia (GOI), it s host count ry. SEAMOLEC was abl e t o receive about 97, 70 percent of t he GOI f unding commit ment (IDR 9, 770, 666, 972 or USD 1, 085, 629. 66 at USD 1 = IDR 9, 000) t o t he Cent re f or 2007. For 2008, GOI has cont ribut ed IDR 1, 576, 862, 088 (USD 175, 206. 90) or about 16, 60 percent of IDR 9, 500, 000, 000 f unding commit t ed t o t he Cent re.

SEAMOLEC maint ained it s al l ocat ion of USD 12, 500 under t he SEAMEO Educat ional Development Funds (SEDF). This allocat ion is specif ically used t o part ly support Cent re’s t raining and conf erence programs.

The Cent re al so real ized signif icant cont ribut ion f rom donors and part ner inst it ut ions, and income f rom consul t ing services. These sources inf used a t ot al of USD 361, 557. 35 f or FY 2007-2008. Ot her f unds received f rom t he f ree-based act ivit ies, t hey are: UNESCO APCEIU, HVWSHE, GDLN, HYLITE pr ogr am and D3TKJ. The cont r i but i ons w er e specif ical l y used t o support several programs in col l aborat ion wit h donors and/ or part ner inst it ut ions.

Unal l ocat ed Funds is t he Cent re’s reserves f rom income-generat ing act ivit ies. For F. Y 2007/ 2008 t he Cent re unal l ocat ed f unds report ed USD 221, 558. 88 it is maint ain t o serve t he init ial capit al or operat ional f und t o t he Cent re.

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Increase Access to

Markets SEAMEO SEAMOLEC Programs

To increase access t o market s of SEAMOLEC program, t wo main act ivit ies were carried out , i. e. , providing print ed publ icat ion as wel l as digit al . In addit ion, dist ribut ion of market ing kit s t o pot ent ial cl ient s was al so done regul arl y.

A. Print ed Publicat ions

To el icit social and publ ic awareness on t he cent re’ s operat ion, services, and pr oduct s, SEAMEO SEAMOLEC t ook t he f ol l ow i ng mar ket i ng and pr omot i onal procedures on publ ishing:

1. Market ing Kit s

Market ing kit s are providing t he Cent re’ s prof il e and program, i. e. : l eaf l et s, brochures, newsl et t ers, post ers, cal endar, greet ing cards.

2. Annual Report

Report of SEAMOLEC’s programs based on it s act ivit ies conduct ed f rom Jul y 2007 t o June 2008. This report is t o be submit t ed t o t he Cent re Direct ors Meet ing, High Of f icial Meet ing, SEAMEO Council Conf erence, and SEAMOLEC GBM.

3. Journal

The f ourt h and f if t h of SEAMOLEC Journal on ODL was al so publ ished. The cont ent of t he j ournal provides inf ormat ion on “ Qual it y Assurances & ODL Impl ement at ion” and “ Research Devel opment in ODL” .

B. Digit al Publicat ions 1. SEAMOLEC Websit e

SEAMOLEC websit e provides easier way t o f ind t he inf ormat ion; t heref ore SEAMOLEC cont inues t o updat e inf ormat ion in it s websit e every mont h. The inf ormat ion provided in t he websit e consist of : Cent er prof il e; programs; cal endar of event s; SEAMOLEC GB Members; art icl es on ODL in Sout heast Asian count ries; e-l earning pl at f orm; t raining al umni; l inkages; publ icat ion; et c. 2. Video Product ion

In int roducing SEAMOLEC prof il e and program, SEAMOLEC has produced some video programs, t hey were: Al t ernat ive Curricul um Program f or Aceh, HVWSHE Program, HYLITE Program, and t he Nint h SEAMOLEC GBM (Hanoi).

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Strengthened and Increase Linkages with

National, Regional and International

Institutions

1. UI, Jakart a 2. UNJ, Jakart a 3. UM, Mal ang 4. UNIB, Bengkul u 5. UNS, Surakart a

6. UNM, Makassar

7. UNSYIAH, Aceh

8. UNP, Padang

9. UNG Goront al o 10. UNPAM Pamul ang 11. UNHAS, Makassar 12. UNESA Surabaya 13. UNTAD, Pal u

14. Inst it ut Pert anian Bogor 15. Trunoj oyo Universit y, 16. Dian Nuswant oro Universit y,

Semarang

17. Muhamadiyah Universit y of Bengkulu

18. Darma Persada Universit y, Jakart a 19. Papua St at e Universit y

20. Science & Technol ogy Universit y of Jayapura

21. Muhamadiyah Universit y of Magelang

22. Sul t an Ageng Tirt ayasa Universit y, Bant en

23. Surakart a Universit y 24. AMIKOM Mat aram

25. STMIK AMIKOM Yogyakart a 26. AMIK Yapennas Kendari 27. STMIK AKI Pat i

28. AKATEL Sandhy Put ra Purwokert o 29. AMIK YMI Tegal

30. AMIK PGRI Kebumen 31. STMIK Tasikmal aya 32. STMIK Subang

33. STMIK AKAKOM Yogyakart a

34. STMIK IKMI Cirebon 35. STMIK AMIK Bandung 36. STMIK Bumigora Mat aram 37. STMIK Widya Prat ama

Pekalongan 38. Pol yt echnic Ambon 39. Pol yt echnic Pont ianak 40. Pol yt echnic Muhamadiyah

Yogyakart a

41. Pol yt echnic Uj ung Pandang 42. Pol yt echnic Sukabumi

43. Pol yt echnic Negeri Banj armasin 44. Pol yt echnic TEDC Bandung 45. Pol yt echnic El ect ronics Negeri

Surabaya

46. Pol yt echnic Madiun 47. Pol yt echnic Madiun 48. Pol yt echnic Bal i 49. Pol yt echnic Jambi 50. Pol yt echnic Medan 51. Pol yt echnic Jakart a 52. Pol yt echnic Lampung 53. Pol it eknik Negeri Samarinda 54. Pol yt echnic Bal ikpapan 55. Pol yt echnic Lhokseumawe 56. Pol yt echnic Kupang

57. Pol yt echnic Seni Yogyakart a 58. Sekol ah Tinggi Pariwisat a

Trisakt i

59. Pol yt echnic Semarang 60. Pol yt echnic Mal ang

61. Pol yt echnic YDHI Yogyakart a 62. Pol yt echnic Padang

63. Pol yt echnic Harapan Bersama Tegal

64. STBA LIA

65. Inst it ut e of Science & Technol ogy, Jakart a

In t he period of Jul y 2007 t o June 2008 SEAMOLEC has signed some agreement s wit h i nst i t ut i ons i n Indonesi a and Asi a whi ch t hen have been f ol l owed up by var i ous col l aborat ive act ivit ies. They were:

A. In Indonesia Universit as

Inst it ut ions:

CDET EPs (Cent er f or Development and Empowerment of Teachers and Educat ion Personnel or P$T K) of MONE:

66. P4TK Bahasa Jakart a

67. P4TK TKPLB Bandung

68. P4TK Pert anian Cianj ur 69. P4TK Penj as & BK Jakart a

70. P4TK PKN IPS Mal ang

71. P4TK IPA Bandung

72. P4TK Seni & Budaya Yogyakart a 73. P4TK Bisnis dan Pariwisat a Jakart a 74. P4TK Mat emat ika Yogyakart a

75. P4TK BMTI Bandung

76. P4TK Bangunan & List rik Medan 77. P4TK Ot omot if & El ekt ronika Mal ang

Ot hers:

78. Direct orat e General of Qual it y Improvement of MONE 79. Direct orat e General of Higher Educat ion of MONE

80. GDLN

81. ACER Jakart a

A. In Asia

82. Deut sche Bank

83. UN Habit at

84. Minist ry of Educat ion, Yout h and Sport s (MoEYS) of Cambodia 85. Minist ry of Educat ion and Training of Viet nam

86. Royal Universit y of Phnom Penh, Cambodia

87. Sukhot hai Thammat hirat Open Universit y, Thail and 88. Assumpt ion Universit y, Thail and

89. Cent ral Luzon St at e Universit y, Phil ippines 90. Universit as Teknol ogi MARA, Mal aysia 91. Open Universit i of Mal aysia

92. Universit i of Mal aya, Mal aysia 93. Hanoi Open Universit y, Viet nam

94. UNESCO-APCEIU

95. USINTECH, USA

96. Keio Universit y, Japan

97. SEAMEO INNOTECH, Phil ippines

98. SEAMEO SEARCA, Phil ippines 99. SEAMEO RIHED, Thail and 100. SEAMEO RELC, Singapore

Alternative Curriculum (AC) for NAD

The program is in t he f inishing st age of report ing act ivit ies. The SEAMOLEC and Syiah Kual a Universit y al ready conduct ed t he monit oring and eval uat ion (MONEV) act ivit ies in August and November 2007. There were 41 t eachers f rom 34 school s in 9 dist rict s of NAD who were visit ed by t he MONEV t eam. The MONEV report concl uded t hat based on t he dat a col l ect ed f rom t he monit oring and eval uat ion act ivit ies, it can be st at ed t hat t he AC pr ogr am i s successf ul and t he par t i ci pant s as wel l as t he st udent s wer e ent husiast ic in t he impl ement at ion process. This can be shown f rom t he headmast ers’ opinion t hat t he AC program has been wel l -impl ement ed.

This program sust ainabil it y is highl y depending on t he support headmast er and MoNE of f ice in t he dist rict s. Support f rom t he headmast ers can be in t he f orm of socializat ion of t he AC program t o st udent s, t eachers, and ot her headmast ers who are not yet invol ve in AC program act ivit ies. The headmast ers indicat e wil l ingness t o reinf orce t he obl igat ion t o every t eacher in t heir school t o devel op t he l esson pl an, which int egrat es t he concept and value of wat er sanit at ion management , local wisdom, and mult icult ural, and al so t o appl y t he j oyf ul l earning met hod. In t he meant ime, t he t eachers can show support t o t he program by social izing it t o t heir own col l eagues t hrough various f orums such as t eacher working group. Ot her expect ed support is f rom t he MONE of f ice in dist rict s, t he support coul d be as f ol l ows:

1. Ful l support as l ong as t he act ivit ies do not dist urb t he l earning process. 2. Ful l support t hrough f urt her improvement , such as adj ust ment f or pl anning

workshop t o int egrat e t he AC program int o curricul um.

Advanced program might be needed t o improve t eacher creat ivit ies in NAD in int egrat ing t he AC program int o t he curricul um. Theref ore, more variat ion in kinds of cul t ures, l ocal wisdom, and t opics in WSM need t o be devel oped t o make t he program become more val uabl e. The program can be modif ied t o be int roduced t o and impl ement ed by t eachers f rom ot her provinces in Indonesia or ot her ASEAN count ries which have similar concerns as Indonesia in t erm of conservat ion of wat er and t he l ocal cul t ure and accommodat ing t he mul t icul t ural perspect ives. More over, it is recommended t hat t he t eachers who had part icipat ed in t he AC program shoul d est abl ish t he working group t oget her wit h ot her communit ies wit h simil ar concern about t he int egrat ion of wat er sanit at ion management , l ocal wisdom, and mul t icul t ural perspect ives int o t he school curricul um

An int ernat ional Seminar about t he best pract ices in t he AC implement at ion was already hel d on SEAMOLEC 11t h _{anniversary on 27 February 2008. There were 12 t eachers who}

won t he best pract ices of t he AC implement at ion in NAD. Most of t he t eachers int egrat e t he local wisdom and mult icult ural perspect ive int o t he t eaching and learning act ivit ies of t he exist ing curricul um. There is al ready one set of t raining mat erial s publ ished. R&D division is in t he process of devel oping t he web-based t raining program of t he AC which wil l be cal l ed t he Int egrat ive Curricul um in Indonesian l anguage, which can be access by Indonesian t eachers t hrough t he SEA EduNet mechanism. The Engl ish of t he program is devel oped t o be ready by Jul y 2008.

Kaj ian IPS SD

Pengembangan Pendidikan IPS SD

Pengembangan Pendidikan Kewarganegaraan SD

Pendidikan Hak Asasi Manusia Pendidikan Mul t ikul t ural

Kapit a Sel ekt a Pembel aj aran

Bel aj ar dan Pembel aj aran SD

Pengembangan Kurikul um SD St rat egi Pembel aj aran

Pembel aj aran Kel as Rangkap

Asesmen Pembel aj aran SD

Pengembangan Bahan Pembel aj aran SD Pendidikan Anak Berkebut uhan Khusus

Prof esi Keguruan

Penel it ian Pendidikan SD

Manaj emen Berbasis Sekol ah

St at ist ika Pendidikan

Bahasa Inggris Sosiol ogi Pendidikan

Pendidikan Seni Perkembangan Bel aj ar

Pesert a Didik Komput er dan Media Pembel aj aran di SD Pengembangan

Pembel aj aran Mat emat ika SD

Kaj ian Bahasa Indonesia SD Pembel aj aran Bahasa Indonesia di SD Pemecahan Masal ah Mat emat i ka

Pendidikan Jasmani dan Kesehat an

Pendidikan IPA Pengembangan Pembel aj aran IPA SD Prakt ikum IPA

Training/ workshop on assignment mat erial s Training/ workshop on PPL and UAP Videoconf erence wit h DGHE and 23 LPTKs Review of Learning Obj ect Mat erial

Training/ Workshop on f ace t o f ace t ut orial f or KKG Training/ Workshop on onl ine t ut orial f or KKG Sosial izat ion of Learning Management Syst em Videoconf erence wit h DGHE and 23 LPTKs Videoconf erence wit h DGHE and 23 LPTKs

Jul y 3-6, 2007 Nov. 15-18, 2007 Nov. 26, 2007 Nov. 26-27, 2007 Nov. 26-29, 2007 Nov. 26-29, 2007 Dec. 12-15, 2007 Jan. 22, 2007 April 24, 2007

Jakart a Bali

DGHE and 23 LPTKs SEAMOLEC SEAMOLEC SEAMOLEC

Universit as Indonesia DGHE and 23 LPTKs DGHE and 23 LPTKs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

No. Activity Time Venue

Guideline for Quality Assurance for ODL

The devel opment of guidel ine f or qual it y assurance f or ODL syst em in SEA count ries al ready f inished and t he book has been publ ished in print f orm. The book wil l be avail abl e on t he SEA EduNet syst em by Jul y 2008.

HYLITE Program

On Jul y 2007 - June 2008, HYLITE program st il l cont inuing it s program and conduct a series of t raining/ workshop and videoconf erence. Those t raining/ workshop aims t o improving t he human resources devel opment f rom 23 LPTKs. A series of t hat t raining/ workshop invol ved t he l ect urer f rom 23 LPTKs. The videoconf erence was hel d t o eval uat e t he impl ement at ion and management in each LPTKs. Beside t he t raining/ workshop, on t his period, t he consort ium are al so devel oped t he print ed mat erial s and it s suppl ement s.

There are 30 modul es ready t o use by t he st udent s. They are (in Bahasa):

To support t he program implement at ion and t o improve t he qualit y of human resources development f rom 23 LPTKs, several act ivit ies have been held, t he act ivit ies as f ollows:

HVWSHE or SEAWAVE

Af t er producing t he resource packages t it l ed Human Val ues-based Wat er, Sanit at ion, and Hygi ene Educat i on (HVWSHE), SEAMOLEC cont i nued t o succeed t he HVWSHE program by carrying out a nat ional t raining f or l ocal t eachers in Indonesia f or t he devel opment of t eaching and l earning mat erial s on int egrat ing HVWSHE in Sout heast Asian school s.

The t rainings incl uded t hree bat ches conduct ed in t hree separat e cit ies of Indonesia: 1. Jakart a, which was conduct ed on November 6–9, 2007 and part icipat ed by 20 t eachers f rom 10 school s in Jakart a, producing 20 packages of l esson pl ans. 2. Yogyakart a, which was held on December 4–7, 2007 and at t ended by 19 t eachers

f r om school s i n Yogyakar t a, and 3 l ect ur er s f r om Sci ence Depar t ment of Yogyakart a St at e Universit y, producing 21 packages of l esson pl ans.

3. Makassar, which was carried out on December 11–14, 2007 and part icipat ed by 21 t eachers f rom 10 school s in t he cit y, producing 21 packages of l esson pl ans. The f ol l ow up of t he program has been init iat ed by SEAMEO INNOTECH Phil ippines, which conduct ed t he regional workshop on monit oring and assessment of Int egrat ion of HVWSHE in Sout heast Asian school s on April 28-30, 2008. The workshop int roduced a new name of SEAWAVE f or t he pr oj ect i nst ead of HVWSHE. The w or kshop w as p ar t i ci p at ed b y 16 m ast er t r ai ner s i m p l em ent i ng SEAWAVE and t he cent er s represent at ives. Dr. Jasl in Ikhsan, t he SEAMOLEC expert was t he represent at ive of SEAMOLEC as wel l as part icipant f rom Indonesia.

Moving Ahead

To achieve it s mission t o assist SEAMEO member Count ries in ident if ying educat ional problems and f inding alt ernat ive solut ions f or sust ainable human resources development t hrough t he disseminat ion and ef f ect ive use of open and Dist ance Learning, and t o serve one mil l ion cl ient s by 2010, SEAMEO SEAMOLEC is devel oping ODL programs which are needed and can be accessed easil y by publ ic societ y, whet her in Indonesia or in ot her Sout heast Asian count ries. To ensure it s viabilit y, SEAMOLEC has t o st rengt hen al l iance, synergy, sharing, and net work wit h ot her inst it ut ions concerning educat ion as a t ool t o improve t he qual it y of human l if e.

The condit ions which need t o be concerned deal ing wit h SEAMOLEC and t he programs are:

1. The f inancial viabil it y of SEAMOLEC is l imit ed since t he cent er is mainl y f unded by t he government of Indonesia wit h l imit ed budget al l ocat ion,

2. Human resources management syst ems of SEAMOLEC are st il l t he issues t hat need

t o be improved, and

3. The image of t he cent er needs t o be improved.

SEAMOLEC is set t ing up pol icies and st rat egies t o make t he programs possibl e by: 1. Increasing f inancial cont ribut ion f rom f unding agencies and cost -sharing act ivit ies, 2. Improving core st af f’ s compet ences by sending t hem t o at t end t he t raining and t o

st udy in Indonesia or abroad,

3. Improving t he qual it y of services by impl ement ing ISO 9001: 2000,

4. Ext ending expert ise net work wit h nat ional and regional inst it ut ions concerning

ODL, and

5. Improving a syst em which can assist ef f ect ivel y in del ivering t he cont ent of ODL. In t his case, SEAMOLEC is devel oping Mul t icast and IPV6.

Impl ement ing t he st rat egies is expect ed t o be abl e t o st rengt hen t he services of SEAMOLEC at l east t o one mil l ion cl ient s by 2010.

SEAMOLEC Governing Board (GB) Member

Tan Sri Dat uk Prof . Dr. Anuwar Al i (Chairman) President / Vice Chancel l or, Open Universit y Mal aysia Jal an Tun Ismail 50480 Kual a Lumpur MALAYSIA Mr. Mari Paul C. Soriano (Vice Chairman)

Direct or, Technical Service, Depart ment of Educat ion Rizal I Bl dg, DepEd Compl ex, Meral co Avenue, Pasig Cit y 1600

Met ro Manil a PHILIPPINES Mr. Ot hman bin Haj i Simbran

Act ion Senior Special Dut ies Of f icer and Secret ary Brunei Darussal am Nat ional Accredit at ion Council Head of Int ernat ional Af f airs Unit , Minist ry of Educat ion BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

Mr. Om Set hy

Direct or, Inf ormat ion and ASEAN Af f airs Depart ment Minist ry of Educat ion, Yout h and Sport s

80 Preah Norodom Boul evard, Phnom Penh CAMBODIA

Prof . Dr. At wi Suparman Rect or, Universit as Terbuka

Jal an Cabe Raya, Ciput at , Tangerang, 15418INDONESIA Mr. Siri Souvannasy

Deput y Direct or, Academic Af f airs Of f ice Nat ional Universit y of Laos, Vient iane LAO PDR

Dr. Marl ar Aung

Pro-Rect or, Universit y of Dist ance Educat ion Yangoon

MYANMAR

Dr. Koh Thiam Seng

Direct or, Educat ional Technol ogy Division

Minist ry of Educat ion, 1 Nort h Buona Vist a Drive, 138675 SINGAPORE

Assoc. Prof . Dr. Pranee Sungkat avat

President , Sukhot hai Thammat hirat Open Universit y

Chaengwat t ana Road Bangpood, Pak Kred Nont haburi 11120 THAILAND

Dr. Phan Van Que

Vice Direct or, Hanoi Open Universit y B101 Bach Khoa, Hanoi

VIETNAM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

SEAMOLEC Staff

At t achment s-2

No Name Posit ion

1 Gat ot Hari Priowirj ant o Direct or

2 Jasl in Ikhsan Int erim Deput y Direct or

3 Dina Must af a Research and Devel opment Manager

4 Herman Research Expert

5 Bagiono DS Research Expert

6 Timbul Pardede PR/ Market ing Manager

7 Reynal dho R. N. Market ing Of f icer

8 Ainun Fadhil a PR Of f icer

9 Ant i Rismayant i ICT Manager

10 Abubakar Al at as IT Expert

11 Khal id Must af a IT Expert

12 Abbas Supardi IT Of f icer

13 Irsandi hasan IT Of f icer

14 Saf rizal IT Of f icer

15 Mangasa Arit onang Training Manager

16 Adie Erar Yusuf Training Expert

17 Muht adi Zubeir Training Expert

18 Yudha Prapant j a Training Of f icer

19 Nurhaj at i Training Of f icer

20 Arie Susant y Training Of f icer

21 Dani Purnama Training Of f icer

22 Ayu A. Asih Training Of f icer

23 Erdih Ibrahim Administ rat ion/ Finance Manager

24 Al ine Al mandha Secret ary t o Direct or

25 Umy Kurniat y Head of Housekeeping

26 Sarbini Head of HRD

27 April Indah S. Finance Of f icer

28 Nurhaet i Finance Of f icer

29 Rel anica M. Finance Of f icer

30 Freddy Kal al o Finance Of f icer

31 Tit ik Sri Nast it i Finance Of f icer

32 Haf id Set yo H. Finance Of f icer

33 Al i Imron Housekeeping Of f icer

34 Edy Susant o Housekeeping Of f icer

35 M. Jani Kel l y Housekeeping Of f icer

36 Ukri Driver

37 Sodikin Driver

Securit y

- Edih Supriadinat a - Al i Sadikin - Achmad

- Jaka Pit ana - Ambay Sunardi

- Syarif Hidayat - Nawiri

Office Boy

- Syaf i’ i - Eddy Sof yan - Abeng Faisal

- Edih - Rahman Faisal - Darmawan

49

Moving Ahead

To achieve it s mission t o assist SEAMEO member Count ries in ident if ying educat ional problems and f inding alt ernat ive solut ions f or sust ainable human resources development t hrough t he disseminat ion and ef f ect ive use of open and Dist ance Learning, and t o serve one mil l ion cl ient s by 2010, SEAMEO SEAMOLEC is devel oping ODL programs which are needed and can be accessed easil y by publ ic societ y, whet her in Indonesia or in ot her Sout heast Asian count ries. To ensure it s viabilit y, SEAMOLEC has t o st rengt hen al l iance, synergy, sharing, and net work wit h ot her inst it ut ions concerning educat ion as a t ool t o improve t he qual it y of human l if e.

The condit ions which need t o be concerned deal ing wit h SEAMOLEC and t he programs are:

1. The f inancial viabil it y of SEAMOLEC is l imit ed since t he cent er is mainl y f unded by t he government of Indonesia wit h l imit ed budget al l ocat ion,

2. Human resources management syst ems of SEAMOLEC are st il l t he issues t hat need t o be improved, and

3. The image of t he cent er needs t o be improved.

SEAMOLEC is set t ing up pol icies and st rat egies t o make t he programs possibl e by: 1. Increasing f inancial cont ribut ion f rom f unding agencies and cost -sharing act ivit ies, 2. Improving core st af f’ s compet ences by sending t hem t o at t end t he t raining and t o

st udy in Indonesia or abroad,

3. Improving t he qual it y of services by impl ement ing ISO 9001: 2000,

4. Ext ending expert ise net work wit h nat ional and regional inst it ut ions concerning ODL, and

5. Improving a syst em which can assist ef f ect ivel y in del ivering t he cont ent of ODL. In t his case, SEAMOLEC is devel oping Mul t icast and IPV6.

Impl ement ing t he st rat egies is expect ed t o be abl e t o st rengt hen t he services of SEAMOLEC at l east t o one mil l ion cl ient s by 2010.

51

SEAMOLEC Governing Board (GB) Member

Tan Sri Dat uk Prof . Dr. Anuwar Al i (Chairman) President / Vice Chancel l or, Open Universit y Mal aysia Jal an Tun Ismail 50480 Kual a Lumpur MALAYSIA Mr. Mari Paul C. Soriano (Vice Chairman)

Direct or, Technical Service, Depart ment of Educat ion Rizal I Bl dg, DepEd Compl ex, Meral co Avenue, Pasig Cit y 1600

Met ro Manil a PHILIPPINES Mr. Ot hman bin Haj i Simbran

Act ion Senior Special Dut ies Of f icer and Secret ary Brunei Darussal am Nat ional Accredit at ion Council Head of Int ernat ional Af f airs Unit , Minist ry of Educat ion BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

Mr. Om Set hy

Direct or, Inf ormat ion and ASEAN Af f airs Depart ment Minist ry of Educat ion, Yout h and Sport s

80 Preah Norodom Boul evard, Phnom Penh CAMBODIA

Prof . Dr. At wi Suparman Rect or, Universit as Terbuka

Jal an Cabe Raya, Ciput at , Tangerang, 15418INDONESIA Mr. Siri Souvannasy

Deput y Direct or, Academic Af f airs Of f ice Nat ional Universit y of Laos, Vient iane LAO PDR

Dr. Marl ar Aung

Pro-Rect or, Universit y of Dist ance Educat ion Yangoon

MYANMAR

Dr. Koh Thiam Seng

Direct or, Educat ional Technol ogy Division

Minist ry of Educat ion, 1 Nort h Buona Vist a Drive, 138675 SINGAPORE

Assoc. Prof . Dr. Pranee Sungkat avat

President , Sukhot hai Thammat hirat Open Universit y

Chaengwat t ana Road Bangpood, Pak Kred Nont haburi 11120 THAILAND

Dr. Phan Van Que

Vice Direct or, Hanoi Open Universit y B101 Bach Khoa, Hanoi

VIETNAM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

53

SEAMOLEC Staff

At t achment s-2

No Name Posit ion

1 Gat ot Hari Priowirj ant o Direct or

2 Jasl in Ikhsan Int erim Deput y Direct or

3 Dina Must af a Research and Devel opment Manager

4 Herman Research Expert

5 Bagiono DS Research Expert

6 Timbul Pardede PR/ Market ing Manager 7 Reynal dho R. N. Market ing Of f icer 8 Ainun Fadhil a PR Of f icer 9 Ant i Rismayant i ICT Manager 10 Abubakar Al at as IT Expert 11 Khal id Must af a IT Expert 12 Abbas Supardi IT Of f icer 13 Irsandi hasan IT Of f icer

14 Saf rizal IT Of f icer

15 Mangasa Arit onang Training Manager 16 Adie Erar Yusuf Training Expert 17 Muht adi Zubeir Training Expert 18 Yudha Prapant j a Training Of f icer 19 Nurhaj at i Training Of f icer 20 Arie Susant y Training Of f icer 21 Dani Purnama Training Of f icer 22 Ayu A. Asih Training Of f icer

23 Erdih Ibrahim Administ rat ion/ Finance Manager 24 Al ine Al mandha Secret ary t o Direct or

25 Umy Kurniat y Head of Housekeeping

26 Sarbini Head of HRD

27 April Indah S. Finance Of f icer

28 Nurhaet i Finance Of f icer

29 Rel anica M. Finance Of f icer 30 Freddy Kal al o Finance Of f icer 31 Tit ik Sri Nast it i Finance Of f icer 32 Haf id Set yo H. Finance Of f icer 33 Al i Imron Housekeeping Of f icer 34 Edy Susant o Housekeeping Of f icer 35 M. Jani Kel l y Housekeeping Of f icer

36 Ukri Driver

37 Sodikin Driver

Securit y

- Edih Supriadinat a - Al i Sadikin - Achmad - Jaka Pit ana - Ambay Sunardi

- Syarif Hidayat - Nawiri

Office Boy

- Syaf i’ i - Eddy Sof yan - Abeng Faisal

- Edih - Rahman Faisal - Darmawan