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School internet access and education data systems were reviewed at Parliament on 21 July as officials assessed progress on digital support for education reforms.
The meeting examined smart boards, computers and connectivity already provided to schools. Officials said data entry for the NEMIS human resource module had been completed in four provinces, with the remaining provinces expected to follow.
Teacher transfer processes had begun using the system in the Western and Sabaragamuwa provinces. The review also considered improvements to digital learning platforms and school management systems.
Officials set an end-of-year goal for fibre connectivity, with wireless or satellite options to be considered where fibre was impractical. The report described both completed work and targets still requiring implementation.
Source: news.lk
