Into the Digital Light

I was looking for some of my blog post that was used in other blogs and i discovered that some of my post ware posted without my consent in a blog by AyKape. The materials were in Pilipino for the Digital Batang Pinoy Project. ... That's life.....

Another Repost that I found online  It was written sometime in 2009 . Bringing The ICT Benefits To The People Through I-Cafes By: Gener Morada The internet café industry has been around for more than two decades now if we take into consideration the establishments of LAN gaming centers in the late 1990’s but it is sad to say that it has never really asserted its leadership in the field of community ICT access in the country. In a recent study by Yahoo Philippines and Nielsen entitled “Internet Habits Study for the Philippines” it was found out that the Philippines has one of the smallest computer penetration rate in South East Asia which stands at 14 percent of the total population having computers at home. Despite of this, Filipinos are one of the most active users of the internet in which 28 percent of the Filipinos living in urban centers have accessed the internet in a particular month or on an average of 5 percent of our total population uses the internet on

This is one of the article from my previous blog that remains since it was used in another blog. The rest was lost when i deleted it Technology in the Eyes of a Child by Gener Luis Morada , Country Representative , G.ho.st Virtual PC Being in a room full of school administrators, teachers, parents and government officials could be one of the most terrifying experiences of an internet café owner with an educational advocacy. Most of the times I often sit there and wait till I am acknowledge. If asked of what I do for a living what comes into my mind is what Eric Raymond has narrated in "Revolution OS" and franklya tell them "I am your worst nightmare." Last Tuesday, February 3, 2009, I was fortunate enough to be invited in the "Round Table Discussion on Elearning" that was organized by the British Council and the British Alumni Association. Participants were the major stakeholders in incorporating the use of technology in Phil

Procrastination seems to be the word for the year for me in 2012.   At the start of the holiday season I knew that I have some down time from work and I decided to start blogging again after two years.   But alas for one reason or another I found myself procrastinating on doing my first blog post.   It’s been like that for the whole year.   I merely waited around for the developments to happen without taking any lead which I used to do in the past. I’ve decided to revive my old blog, Into the Digital Light, again.   It’s a blog that I started out in 2008 as a way to document the various activities of the Internet Café Association of Imus, Inc which I had the opportunity to organize and later lead.   Later it became my own personal blog that detailed my various activities, advocacies and my journey in the world of technology most especially those related to the internet café industry and education.