In a Senate hearing on online learning in college, Sen. Imee Marcos said they had been receiving reports that some schools have not been transparent enough on where the tuition and other fees would go. ADVERTISEMENT“Why are they asking for laboratory fees, medical fees, internet fees when nobody will go to the laboratory, nobody will use computers in schools, there is no face to face? “They still charge students with fees despite class interruptions. Consortium soughtDe Vera called for a consortium of higher learning institutions to share their learning materials with less prepared schools. De Vera said they had an existing Philippines-CHEd Connect that is already vetted by top universities that have been doing online learning like UP.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer August 05, 2020 21:00 UTC