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Thomas Ng shares Genashtim's social impact business model, dubbed as the indifferent work methods design in this MANAGER Today article. The feature also highlights that Genashtim's business operations do not contribute to the human carbon footprint.
I still encounter too often, resistance to eLearning within the corporate world. So when I was asked to write an article about eLearning, I thought I would approach it differently, with a bit of tongue-in-cheek. Hope you enjoy reading it was much I did writing it (click here).
In an Up Magazine feature, Thomas Ng shares his expertise as an eLearning proponent with the Institute for Adult Learning in Singapore. He stresses the need for companies to adapt to external changes and to recognize the relevance and impact that eLearning brings to businesses.
I would like to salute South Africa for taking bold steps in investing in the future.
Some years ago, I was on a plane to Bangkok, with my best friend, who has since passed away. He was in the real property development business. He commented that schools are probably one of the most under-utilized category real estate. Many rich people desire to build schools, particularly in the rural areas to reach […]
Thomas speaks about corporate social responsibility at Taylor's University Lakeside Campus.
Whilst I keep preaching that with technology and the internet, we can reach most parts of the world, there are areas which are still not yet quite there. This example of an innovative solution for children who do not even have a desk in the classroom is one which I wish I had thought of (click […]
In one of my earlier blogs about the state of funding for universities, and how online education is changing the game, I promised to write more on my excitement with how technology and the internet will trigger the revolution and evolution wherein the best content can be delivered by the best educators to most remote […]
One of my neighbours in Melbourne is Tommy Soh. He and his wife Marina dropped by for lunch yesterday, and we chatted about many things. He asked a lot of questions about Genashtim, in particular our EPiC Online program. What he had to say about how we run our business is so profound that I asked him […]
Such natural disasters are very tragic and disruptive. This article (click here) talks about a typhoon taking down a prominent online learning system. It is tempting to say that online learning is vulnerable and unreliable. But a bad storm could wipe a physical education institution, or even a whole town, which could take years to recover. Nevertheless, […]
