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Global tech innovator Lenovo, in collaboration with Microsoft, introduced the EdVision program in 2020 to assist schools in their digital transformation journey and increase digital literacy among the new generation of teachers and students. This March 23, Lenovo is holding its first-ever EdVision Summit, a virtual event exclusively for educators and members of the academe across the region.

The COVID-19 pandemic crept into everyone’s lives like a thief in the night.  With health and quarantine protocols placed to prevent the spread of the virus, most if not all, industries and sectors came to a crippling halt.  Everyone had to drastically adapt to the times in order to survive.  In education specifically, digital transformation was inevitable.   

The Philippine education sector was met with new challenges, having been driven to completely transition to online learning this academic year. To assist the sector and create various solutions for its differing needs, global tech innovator Lenovo developed the EdVision program, in collaboration with Microsoft.

Despite the economy opening up after months of strict quarantines across the country, many companies are opting to continue the work-from-home setup for their employees. The education sector took this same approach, with many institutions shifting to online learning to ensure educational continuity and the health and safety of students and faculty.

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