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Department of EducationDepEd Computerization ProgramOrientation HandbookBatches 35, 36, 40 to 442018

Tnformation and Con1nmnications Technology Service (TCTS) EditionDEPED COMPUTERIZATION PROGRAM (DCP)Background:In 1996, DepEd embarked on a 10-Year Modernization Program (1996-2005). Themodernization program introduced use of Information Technology (IT) in the improvement of theteaching and learning process, educational management and operations. One of the maincomponents of this program is the computerization project. This program was supported by othergovernment agencies (e.g. Department of Trade and Industry's PCs for Public Schools, Commissionon Information and Communications Technology's iSchool Project) and the private sector.Providing access to quality education has been the guiding principle of various programs andprojects of the Government in the Philippines. With its legal mandate of promoting the right to allcitizens to take appropriate steps in making education accessible to all, the Department is gearedtowards the transformation of education through technology.Transformation of Education through technology is in line with several national policies ofthe Philippine government such as the Medium Term Development Plan of the Philippines and theEducation for All. These policies recognizes the potential of Information and CommunicationsTechnology (ICT) to broaden access and improve the quality and efficiency of basic educationservices.Program Description:The DepEd Computerization Program (DCP) aims to provide public schools with appropriatetechnologies that would enhance the teaching-learning process and meet the challenges of the 21stcentury. This program shall respond to the computer backlog of public schools by providing themhardware and software and training on simple troubleshooting.Program Objectives:The objectives of the DepEd Computerization Program are as follows: Provide ICT packages to public schools that are responsive to the needs of the K-12curriculum; Integrate ICT in the teaching and learning process; Raise the ICT literacy of learners, pupils, students, teachers and school heads; Improve computer-to-student ratio in the public schools, and Improve the replacement cycle of ICT packages.ef: f/l.NG 1,q'1 i t.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- &-De11E \QDepEd Computerization Program (DCP) Orientation HandbookPag .,,.,,.,,; , v

Tnformation and Communications Technology Service (TCTS) EditionTable of ContentsDCP PACKAGES . 4COUNTERPART REQUIREMENTS . 5RECOMMENDED LAYOUTS .6FLOOR PLAN OF COMPUTER LABORATORY . . . 6POWER & AUXILIARY LAYOUT . . . 7COMPUTER TABLE . 8(Sheet No. 1 of 4) . 8(Sheet No. 2 of 4) . . 9(Sheet No. 3 of 4) . 10(Sheet No. 4 of 4) . 11LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS . 12DCP DEPLOYMENT PROCESS FLOWCHART . 13DCP DEPLOYMENT PROCESS . 17A.1.DELIVERY OF THE DCP PACKAGES TO RECIPIENT SCHOOLS . 17A.2.INSPECTION OF DCP PACKAGES ATTHE RECIPIENT SCHOOLS . 22A.3.INSTALLATION/TESTING OF DCP PACKAGES AT THE RECIPIENT SCHOOLS . 24A.4.TRAINING OF SCHOOL PERSONNEL AT THE RECIPIENT SCHOOLS . . 26A.5.ACCEPTANCE OF DCP PACKAGES AT THE RECIPIENT SCHOOLS . 29POST DEPLOYMENT/AFTER SALES SUPPORT . 328.1.RECORDING THE ACCEPTANCE OF DCP PACKAGES . 328.2.ACCOUNTABILITY, UTILIZATION AND WARRANTY OF DCP PACKAGES . 358.3.MAINTENANCE, TROUBLESHOOTING AND HELPDESK SUPPORT . 38B.4.RELIEF FROM ACCOUNTABILITY IN CASE OFLoss . 42APPENDICES . 45APPENDIX 1-SAMPLE INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE REPORT (IAR) . 45APPENDIX 2-SAMPLE FORWARDING BILL . . 46APPENDIX 3-SAMPLE SUPPLIER DELIVERY RECEIPT (DR) . 47APPENDIX 4- DCP TICKETING SYSTEM . . 48a)System Overview . . 48b)System Procedure . 52APPENDIX 5 - SAMPLE TRAINING CHECKLIST. . . 68APPENDIX 6-SAMPLE PROPERTY TRANSFER REPORT (PTR) . 69APPENDIX 7- SAMPLE PROPERTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RECEIPT (PAR) . 70APPENDIX 8- SAMPLE FIELD SERVICE REPORT (FSR) . . 71 ri'NG 1,i., D- /E \'"1.- - - - - - - - - - - - - ---&DepEd Computerization Program (DCP) Orientation HandbookPa! 3.,,.,J , .t!,V' f

Tnforniation and Communications Teclmolvgy Service (TCTS) EditionDCP PACKAGESSupply, Delivery, Installation, Configuration, Testing, Commissioning, Training and MaintenanceDCPBudgetBatchConfiguration 135 (New JHS)36 (Regular SHS)Package DescriptionHost PCTerminal Access (Monitor, Headset, Keyboard & Mouse)Desktop Virtualization deviceLaptopProjectorUPSAVRSwitchNetworking PeripheralsMultimedia SpeakerExternal portable optical drive3-in-1 inkjet printerQuantityper packageDistribution(Region)3424222373111111, 11I,IV-A,IV-B, VandNCR2016Configuration 235 {NewJHS)36 (Regular SHS)40 (K to G3)Host PCTerminal Access {Monitor, Headset, Keyboard & Mouse)Desktop Virtualization deviceLaptopProjectorUPSAVRSwitchNetworking PeripheralsMultimedia SpeakerExternal portable optical drive1Laptop 14"ProjectorMultimedia Speaker111UPS300W2-in-1 Tablet PCCharging/Storage CartLaptop 14"TelevisionWi-Fi Router3-in-1 Inkjet printerHost Mini PCLED MonitorKeyboard and Mouse201742 {G4 to G6)43 {SHS)SpecializedPackageUPS 300WLaptop 14"TelevisionWi-Fi RouterDesktop PC (standalone)UPSWi-Fi Router3-in-1 Inkjet PrinterTelevision44 (JHS)Augmentation42222741113-in-1 inkjet printerHost Mini PC41 {JHS/SHS)2422-in-1 Tablet PCWi-Fi RouterCharging/Storage Cart2250212I,Vl,VII, VIII,IX, X, XI, XII,CARAGA,ARMM andCARAll RegionsAll Regions11121212122All Regions21515111All Regions15012All Regions'DepEd Computerization Program (DCP) Orientation Handbook.s- f'

lnformation and Communications Technology Service (TCTS) EditionCOUNTERPART REQUIREMENTSDCP BudgetBatch No.35Packagee-Classroom for NewJunior High School(JHS)20163640412017424344e-Classroom forregular Senior HighSchool (SHS)New e-Classroom forKtoG3New e-Classroom forJHS/SHSNew e-Classroom forG4to6e-Classroom for SHS(Specialized Package)e-Classroom for JHS(augmentation)CriteriaMulti-media classroomComputer TablesChairsWindows and Door grillsStand fan/Air ConditionerProper electrical wirings and outlets duly certified by theMunicipaVCitv ElectricianSufficient Electrical LightingProvision of adequate security mechanismsOrganized School Inspectorate TearnMulti-media classroomComputer TablesChairsWindows and Door grillsStand fan/Air ConditionerProper electrical wirings and outlets duly certified by theMunicipaVCity ElectricianSufficient Electrical LightingProvision of adequate security mechanismsOrganized School Inspectorate TearnSecure classroomWindows and Door grillsProvision of adequate security mechanismsOrganized School Inspectorate TearnMulti-media classroomComputer TablesChairsWindows and Door grillsStand fan/Air ConditionerProper electrical wirings and outlets duly certified by theMunicipaVCitv ElectricianSufficient Electrical LightingProvision of adequate security mechanismsOrganized School Inspectorate TearnMulti-media classroomComputer TablesChairsWindows and Door grillsStand fan/Air ConditionerProper electrical wirings and outlets duly certified by theMunicipaVCity ElectricianSufficient Electrical LightingProvision of adequate security mechanismsOrganized School Inspectorate TeamMulti-media classroomComputer TablesChairsWindows and Door grillsStand fan/Air ConditionerProper electrical wirings and outlets duly certified by theMunicipaVCitv ElectricianSufficient Electrical LightingProvision of adequate security mechanismsOrganized School Inspectorate TearnSecure classroomWindows and Door grillsProvision of adequate security mechanismsOrganized School Inspectorate TeamPresence/Quantity Good for 49 studentsGood for 49 students At least two (2) Good for 49 learnersGood for 49 learners At least two (2) Good for 50 learnersGood for 50 learners At least two (2) Good for 12 learnersGood for 12 leamers At least two (2) Good for 51 learnersGood for 51 leamers At least two (2) - I' j,'DepEd Computerization Program (DCP) Orientation Handbook

Tnforn,ation and Communications Technology Service (TCTS) EditionRECOMMENDED LAYOUTSFloor Plan of Computer Laboratory§-,---,.- --D-,I!II -1 Q Q@--1- - --Q Q !;;J!--."'0C.,.0: - IuQ QQi.,JQQ'. -0I-: 11IIIQ Q0Q l.JIll:5Ioyou :I ---, - i - - - IQQ'.D :::,c.:i;0·IQQQ QQ!!vuQI,I.r, I"'001.JQQQ Q - ---"'0"'VYu,----. ,' :? '-.JQ'.0 8)IIIIIJ---,p , -( - --:5c. \Jui0zQ Q Q QQ&-- ---(.)11.Ii,IIj - -- r,fi\NG.-lt-11J,:- - - - - - - - /.\Pagf !Jg fDepEd Computerization Program (DCP) Orientation Handbooke. Vli:'J

Tnformation and Communications TecltnoltJgy Service (TCTS) EditionPower & Auxiliary Layout1, - 11: IAV.,.Pi"""88El.e 8. .a.8e .8sr88e 8.@-J-0I;!0h.-,., iue 8.I . :5 :::,,lg i-' \ -I0::s ixIIII !ri/ i"'0"'"'0@)0er'-'--\:-68-!?."'08IIIiffl: "'!i8fl(e .IiB-fl!.i Ie .8000.IIe .881,'---L!tr.11:I. III ----ie 8. .8 - --- --8e .8! !i .1;--&-h1:.,.,-grrs iS S@a.I I ,I!1 ;e e!! t.*1' G-'t-11J.'.ID E \- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - g.,,DepEd Computerization Program (DCP) Orientation HandbookPag 7 - ., ,.- V'

Tnformation and Communications Technology Service (TCTS) EditionComputer Table(Sheet No. 1 of 4)iit!I I,i!B,uj! .I. ;!:!:!I. ,-ii:Iw::E0 w::E I 1 11 a!li j!j!IN w cow wI- I.J .Jo:: en1Wo!!i HI::::,0Q. 0Iu ISt--o Iill j!W 5(.)erIw::E0 w.Jco w ragI8iIiUJI f G l.'1'1c- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --,.ff'-- DepEd Computerization Program (DCP) Orientation Handbook0J -Pagi8 !J e., ti" '-1.

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Information and Communications Technology Service (TCTS) EditionLIST OF ABBREVIATIONSAbbreviations and Acronyms used in this handbook:AMDAsset Management DivisionAREAcknowledgement Receipt of EquipmentASPAccredited Service PartnercoCentral OfficeCOACommission on AuditDCPDepEd Computerization ProgramDepEdDepartment of EducationDRDelivery Receipte-ClassroomElectronic ClassroomFSRField Service ReportG3Grade 3G4Grade 4Host PCHost Personal ComputerIARInspection and Acceptance ReportICTSInformation and Communications Technology ServiceIDIDentificationITInformation TechnologyITOInformation Technology OfficerIRPInvoice Receipt of PropertyJHSJunior High SchoolJEVJournal Entry VoucherKKindergartenLEDLight Emitting DiodePARProperty Acknowledgement ReceiptP.D.Presidential DecreePTRProperty Transfer ReportSDSSchools Division SuperintendentSHSSenior High SchoolSMSShort Messaging ServiceTablet PCTablet Personal ComputerUPSUninterruptible Power SupplyWi-FiWireless FidelityDepEd Computerization Program (DCP) Orientation Handbook

t:::iDCP DELIVERY AT THE RECIPIENT SCHOOL OepEd CO-ICTSSupplier/Forwarder/ASP?'. ,·!:.? f- RegiOOio!ViSiOri up- :r:- I -§::Principal/School Headw.1 ,-,1 Reproduce docs fordlstribullon to Realonol/DM lon Supply & ITOfflmn 111d S hoolsSTART r · Supply & ·1r ·ott,ce;s·· i .);(Before deployment, provide:: Supplier with· Illi:l BCoordinate delivery ld edulos w/the lollowlnc pc,rsonn :· Aepon/Dlvlslan Supply & ITlnrorm schoolI0npc,r onnel that ftffd"' ho be prHOnt during"'Otht dtlivtry ol thtDCPp1ck1,eOllktrs School HHd/Prlndpal0t'f'lq"'O 0 :s:t'f'l§'s::i-.PrOCHdwlthdollwry to roclplent I'11 :iIschool RO!DOITOs.recommend possibletemporary 5thool forIssue certificationatte-stlng to the unsafecondition of thestoragelnform!:i Ule Supphtr oftM tdent1f1ed ando.llvorDCPpockap,to recommendedlurnl '1ed OopEd CO-ICTSand RO/DO Supply & ITttmporary schoolOfficer recipient school - copy,ccommendcdSchool Property Cullodllnac nowltclgu rtet,pl of OCPp e .agt for tempo,ary loragt ,ed on quantity per ,1,m. thtissuad -N.1tY41r hem theSupplit /ForNardtrlASP andSchool Head oft.,. roc1p1tntIssue Walvor of Non-Uablllty tothe ldentlfled/rtcommendedtomponryschoolofM:hool"' 0n.,Cl'. ;:;·I: ::i:::z.,,".,:z .,;i r,;:,,,g" .PrOV1de MCUrt ,oomr,for lhe 1emporarySlorage of the OCPpaeka 2;l"' '"Cl 0:::·n. 1 i'Jl43G,1f0I: :z ., enc for ny Ion or damqod Itemsco111od by natur I talamltln ortheft:iQ:!:!I::z certification from tht Princ1pit1Tomporary School forStorage!' f·:zt'f'ltlltll '!1In coordin t.Jon wilh;,;-w"'O"§:J- 0n:i z.,;iHOTE: tt is a must that the Supplier assigns at least one (1) por 011nel to secure the OCP pael age In the temporary school for 24 hours or until such time the unsafe conditions" has bten lifted and the recipient school is roady for the dellvtry. l't. ; 1).I,.e·:z

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Information and Communications Technology Service (TCTS) EditionDCP DEPLOYMENT PROCESSA.1.0Delivery of the DCP packages to recipient schoolsPOLICIES1.DepEd-lCTS shall provide the following documents (softcopy/hardcopy) to the Supplierbefore deployment of DCP packages.2.a.DepEd Computerization Program (DCP) Orientation Handbookb.Inspection and Acceptance Report (IAR)c.Property Transfer Report (PTR)d.Training ChecklistSaid documents will be reproduced by the Supplier/ASP and distributed among the DepEdRegion/Division Supply & IT Officers and the recipient schools in preparation for the deliveryof the DCP packages.3.Supplier/ASP shall coordinate with the following personnel prior to the delivery of the DCPpackages for delivery schedules and needed preparations.a.Region/Division Supply & IT Officersb.School Head/Principalc.School Property Custodian and ICT Coordinator4.Acceptance of deliveries shall only be done during school days (holidays not included) from8 AM to S PM, unless ICTS issues an advisory on a different schedule.5.Deliveries shall be made to the address of the recipient school specified in the listingprovided by DepEd-lCTS. In case the recipient school is not ready, theSupplier/ASP/Forwarder shall report directly to ICTS for the next official instruction/s.6.At the recipient school, the DCP package can only be unloaded when authorized SchoolPersonnel (i.e. School Property Custodian and School Inspectorate Team) are present.Initial opening of individual boxes/containers will only be done and facilitated by theSupplier/ASP/ Forwarder.7.If the School Property Custodian is not present nor available during the arrival of the DCPpackage at the school, the School Head/Principal should appoint an alternate SchoolProperty Custodian that will handle the delivery for this project.8.The School Property Custodian (or designated alternate) shall perform an initial checking ofthe delivered DCP package as to physical conditions of the boxes, quantity and if inaccordance to the items specified in the Inspection and Acceptance Report (IAR) [seeAppendix 11.9.In case the Supplier/ASP/Forwarder or School Property Custodian notices that some itemsare missing or damaged, Supplier/ASP should replace the missing/damaged items or opt torestrict further opening of the boxes pending an investigation of the incident for theprotection of the Supplier/ASP and the recipient.t. r:,.fi'-NG-"1-4- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -(!)---, DepEd Compute,.ization Program (DCP) Orientation HandbookPage r !, e.,

Information and Communications Technology Service (TCTS) Edition10. Deliveries should be rejected if found to be NOT in accordance with conditions stated in theIAR.11.Once the initial inspection is found to be in order, the Supplier/Forwarder shall unload theDCP package from the delivery vehicle and place it inside a secure designated area which waspreviously determined by the School Personnel.12. After unloading the DCP package, the Supplier/Forwarder issues a Forwarding Bill [seeAppendix 21 and/or Delivery Receipt [see Appendix 31 in three (3) copies.13. The Property Custodian signs the Forwarding Bill and/or Delivery Receipt and indicates anyinitial observation on the package/s at the time of delivery (e.g. complete and in order,complete but with damages ., etc.)14. In case delivery to the recipient school cannot be performed by the Supplier/Forwarder dueto "unsafe conditions" (i.e. armed conflict, calamities, etc.), the DCP package must betemporarily delivered to a nearby public school (but only for safekeeping).15. It is a must that the Supplier assigns at least one (1) security personnel to secure the DCPpackage in the identified/recommended temporary school for storage during unsafeconditions for 24 hours or until such time the "unsafe conditions" has been lifted and therecipient school is ready to accept the delivery.16. The Supplier, Recipient School, Region and Division ITOs are instructed to regularly updatethe progress of implementation through the DepEd Ticketing System [see Appendix 41 viaShort Message Service (SMS/text message) or other means possible (if the DepEd TicketingSystem is not available due to uncontrollable conditions).1PROCEDURESSTEP 1DEPED-ICTS1.Conduct pre-implementation meeting with the Supplier, Asset Management Division andAccounting Division.2.Informs Region and Division Supply & IT Officers on the status of the forthcoming deliveryof DCP packages in all recipient schools;3.Meets and reminds the Supplier when and where the deliveries can be made and toconfirm address of the recipient schools.4.Provides the Supplier with the following documents for reproduction:STEP 21.a.DCP Handbookb.Training Checklistc.IAR with Technical Specificationsd.PTRSUPPLIERReproduce documents for distribution to Region/Division Supply & IT Officers andschools.t. (: f,',NG.o\t-4- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -(!)- -DepEd Computerization Program (DCP) Orientation HandbookPagefl DeYJ EI-".,,;; ,C,

Tnformation and Communications Technology Se,-vice (TCTS) Edition2.Coordinate delivery schedules and confirm addresses with the following personnel:STEP31.a.Region/Division Supply & IT Officersb.School Head/PrincipalDEPED CO - ASSET MANAGEMENT DIVISION (AMO)After the pre-implementation meeting, AMO will inform the Regional and DivisionSupply Officers of the schedule delivery and provide copies of contracts, technicalspecifications and delivery schedules for their information and monitoring.2. Inform the recipient schools of the forthcoming deliveries.STEP4REGION/DIVISION SUPPLY & IT OFFICERS1. Ensure that delivery schedules are clear and followed by the Supplier/ASP/Forwarderand recipient schools.2.Provided copies of the IAR, PTR, Training Checklist and DCP Orientation Handbook forreference.STEP 5SCHOOL HEAD/PRINCIPAL1. Ensure readiness of the school's facilities to accommodate the delivery of the DCPpackage.2.Inform school personnel that need to be present during the delivery of the DCP package(i.e. School Property Custodian or designated alternate, School Inspectorate Team,School lCT Coordinator, etc.).3.Is it currently safe to deliver the DCP package to the recipient school?4.If Yes, go to STEP 10.5.If No, issue a certification attesting to the unsafe conditions of the recipient school tothe Supplier/ASP/Forwarder - copy furnished DepEd-lCTS & RO/DO and proceed to STEP6.STEP 6DEPED-ICTS1. In coordination with RO/DO ITOs, recommend possible temporary school for storage.2.Informs the Supplier of the identified and recommended Temporary School for Storage.STEP 7SUPPLIER/ASP/FORWARDERl.Deliver DCP package to the recommended/identified temporary school.2.Issue a Waiver of Non-Liability to the identified/recommended temporary school ofstorage for any loss or damaged items caused by natural calamities or theft.DepEd Compute,-ization P,-ogram (DCP) Orientation Handbook

Tnforniation and Communications Techno/tJgy Service (TCTS) EditionSTEPSTEMPORARY SCHOOL FOR STORAGE/SCHOOL PROPERTY CUSTODIAN1.School Property Custodian acknowledges receipt of DCP package for temporary storagebased on quantity per item, the issued waiver from the Supplier/ASP/Forwarder andcertification from the SCHOOL HEAD/PRINCIPAL of the recipient school.2.Provide secure room for the temporary storage of the DCP package .STEP 9SUPPLIER/ASP/FORWARDER1. Assigns at least one (1) personnel to secure the DCP package in the temporary school for24 hours or until such time the "unsafe conditions" has been lifted and the recipientschool is ready for the delivery.2.Go back to Step 5.STEP 10REGION/DIVISION IT OFFICERS1. Notify Supplier/ASP/Forwarder that it's safe to deliver the DCP package to intendedschool.STEP 11SUPPLIER/ASP/FORWARDER1.Proceed with delivery to recipient school. (in case DCP package is currently at arecommended/identified school for temporary storage, obtain DCP package first fromsaid school).2.Requests the presence of School personnel and/or School Property Custodian uponunloading and/or opening of the DCP package.STEP 12SCHOOL PROPERTY CUSTODIAN/DESIGNATED ALTERNATE1.Accepts DCP package delivery as to quantity and physical conditions (quality).2.Secure a copy of the DR, IAR, PTR, Training Checklist and DCP Orientation Handbook fromthe Supplier/ASP or Division Supply/IT Officers.3.Note down findings and observations with regard to the DCP package.4.Take photos/video footages of the DCP packages and documents upon arrival up toacceptance for future reference.5.Forward Delivery Receipt to the School Inspectorate Team for Inspection phase.J RESPONSIBILITIESr. DEPED-ICTS1.Responsible for updating (Region/Division Supply & IT Officers) with regard to theschedules of delivery of DCP packages through memoranda/advisories.2.fromtheandcome. r;,fi'NG l-1EnsureregularupdatesSupplierupwithsolutionsfor challengesDepEd Compute, alion bog,a,n (DCP) Orientation HandbookP,g,(oP.!,

Information and Communications Technolvgy Service (TCTS) Editionencountered.3.Ensure that delivery procedures will be followed in partnership with Supplier.4.Ensure delivery of DCP packages to all recipient schools in partnership with Supplier.5.Monitor DCP Ticketing System updates.SUPPLIER/ASP/FORWARDER1.Ensure that CO, Region/Division Supply & IT Officers have been not fied of the deliveryschedules and other requirements.2.Responsible for reporting and assisting in the resolution of delivery issues.3.Ensure that the Delivery Receipt (DR) together with the attached list of items be given tothe School Property Custodian.REGION/DIVISION SUPPLY & IT OFFICERS1.Ensure that recipient schools are aware of delivery schedules and procedures.2.Ensure to assist the recipient schools on delivery concerns.3.Update and monitor DCP Ticketing System on implementation updates.SCHOOL HEAD/PRINCIPAL1.Ensure readiness of the school to accept the DCP package.2.Responsible for ensuring the safety of the delivery of the DCP package to the recipientschool.SCHOOL PROPERTY CUSTODIAN/DESIGNATED ALTERNATE1.Responsible for documenting (supported with photos/ video footage) the delivery.2.Ensure that the initial inspection is in accordance with the policies and procedures setforth in this Handbook.3.Secure a copy Delivery Receipt (DR) from the Supplier/ASP/Forwarderc, fi',NG 1,-41Pa g -; D e,ED e p E d C o m p u re r k ati o n P-ro g ro 1 n -c- - -O-r re n ro u ·o n R a n d b oo k'"". .

Tnformation and Communications Technology Service (TCTS) EditionA.2.0Inspection of DCP packages at the Recipient SchoolsPOLICIES1.Inspection of items can only be done in the presence of the School Inspectorate Team,School Officials/personnel and the Supplier/ASP prior to the unpacking of the items.2.Actual inspection of the item/s shall be done by the School Inspectorate Team and shouldbe according to the technical specifications and functionalities being required.3.The School lCT Coordinator should be part of the School Inspectorate Team.4.Inspection shall be done according to approved policies and procedures.5.Before the actual inspection, the Supplier/ASP shall turnover the Inspection and AcceptanceReport (JAR) to the School Inspectorate Team.6.The School Inspectorate Team shall accomplish the IAR in three (3)

Tnformation and Con1nmnications Technology Service (TCTS) Edition DEPED COMPUTERIZATION PROGRAM (DCP) Background: In 1996, DepEd embarked on a 10-Year Modernization Program (1996-2005).

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(DepEd) sa pangunguna ni Secretary Leonor Briones para sa “new normal” na pamamaraan ng pagkatuto ng mga kabataan sa pagbubukas ng klase sa Oktubre 5. Bilang tugon sa tumitinding mga hamon sa sektor ng DepEd handa sa hamon ng new normal Ni Vanessa R. Landig edukasyon sa gitna ng kris

File application letter for the vacant position in the Office of the Schools Division Superintendent 1. Publish vacant positions in the Civil Service Commission (CSC) Bulletin of vacancies or other modes of publication in the DepEd – Division Office 2. Announce vacant positions to be filled in at least 3 conspicuous places in the Division

Department of Education (DepEd) issued the National WinS Policy (DepEd Order 10, Series 2016). Through this policy, all schools are mandated to implement important aspects of MHM, amongst other WinS aspects. DepEd conducts annual monitoring to track

necessary for the upkeep of the school (as defined in DepEd Order No. 1, s. 2017 entitled Guidelines on the National Inventory of DepEd Public School Buildings for School Year 2016-2017); 5) To procure semi-expendable property items worth less than PhplS,000.00

Levitz Furniture, Operations Manager, 7 yrs; earned MA at SFU while with Leaders asual Furniture, Pinellas Park, FL, as expert in computerization of the business; after 9/11 worked with oper-ational computerization of auction . (San Diego) man soon after high scho

ISO 14001:2015 – Why was the standard revised? Technically sound basis - should be based on proven management practices or existing scientifically validated and relevant data. Easily understood - should be easily understood, unambiguous, free from cultural bias, easily translatable, and applicable to businesses in general. Free trade - should permit the free trade of goods and .