“Cyber Lowata Piaypath” project's vision is to “Making Equal Platform for Global Education For All.” and it is implemented as a collaborative effort between the Ministry of Education and Webcommsglobal (Pvt) Ltd, with the sponsorship of LK Domain Registry.
The project, which started in 2020, was implemented in four education zones that year and is expected to cover 55 education zones by the end of 2023.
For Relevant School IT Teachers Zonal Director of IT and Subject Directors
For selected IT teachers or responsible officer
Relevant school IT teachers, Student representing school IT societies
by students representing school IT societies under the supervision of the school IT teacher
Relevant school IT teachers, Student representing school IT societies
by students representing school IT societies under the supervision of the school IT teacher
School IT teacher or teacher who maintain the website, student representing school IT societies
One day while I was on school leave due to the Corona epidemic, I received a phone call from an IT teacher at our school. There I came to know a very valuable information. That's a series of workshops called Wings to the Cyber World that teaching web design. I represented my school and participated in it because of my passion for learning web design. I was really surprised the first day I attended that event. Because the teachers who conducted the program taught the web design which everyone knows as a very complex task in a very simple way that can be understood by people of all ages. It increased my interest in web design.
In fact, our school has a short history of nearly 15 years. So our school did not have a unique website. But nowadays we feel the necessity of website. At a time when I felt the need for such a website, I was able to participate in the Wings to the Cyber World program and create a very valuable website for our school.
In fact, first and foremost I want to thank all the teachers who ran the Wings to the “Cyber Lowata Piyapath” program, for giving us this valuable knowledge for free. I really want to say that those teachers were willing to let us solve any problems that arose while creating the website. That's why the end result was the ability to create a beautiful website.
I would also like to thank the Principal, the Deputy Principals, the Assistant Principals and the IT teachers of our school for informing me of this opportunity and for their full support in creating the website.
I would also like to thank all the sisters who, under my leadership, assisted me in this endeavor.
Finally I would like to mention that we are all looking forward to the publishing of this site.
It is a great pleasure for our school to be able to have a website under the “Cyber Lowata Piyapath” project implemented by Webcomms in coordination with the Ministry of Education and it is a very rare opportunity for a school. The school website can be described as a very commendable opportunity to show the pride of the school. Creating such a design is a daunting task and requires extensive knowledge.
The Subject Director, Galle Region informed that an opportunity will be created to create school websites with the intervention of Webcom at a time when we are thinking of how to start such a project. The relevant application was completed naming 10 students. Awareness Workshops were started by Webcomms through Zoom Technology and we, as students and ICT teachers, also participated in those workshops.
Initially, training was provided to students and ICT teachers on software required for web design, and soft copies of the training were distributed among the trainees in a well-planned and organized manner. From the outset, it was clear that WebCom was well-planned. I will always be grateful to Webcom for its efforts to make our lives and that of our children more productive without wasting time in the face of the Covid 19 epidemic. After the workshop, students were given the opportunity to create websites individually or in groups. It was also given the opportunity to present at another workshop. As ICT teachers, we were also busy finding information for students, solving technical problems, and preparing students for presentations, and this was a valuable opportunity to update our knowledge of relevant software.
Webcom took on the heavy task of designing websites to suit the school, and little by little the webcom gradually took over the school's visionary program of maintaining and maintaining it by armed students. Personally, I would like to take this opportunity to respectfully recall the humble intervention of our school children in resolving issues arising out of the creation of the web site by contacting the officers of the Webcom Institute. We would like to thank Webcomms on behalf of the school for continuing to work with us for almost 6 months until the launch of the School Website and we hope that they will continue to be with us.
We would like to remind you that the web site creation program implemented by Webcom in coordination with the Ministry of Education is truly a priceless gift like giving wings to the cyber world.
