Hari Professionalisme Pengetua dan Guru Besar Sekolah-Sekolah WPKL

FrogAsia recently held an introduction to Frog for all Headteachers, Assistant Headteachers and Frog Admins of schools in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur. A total of 1,000 of our esteemed participants gathered at J.W. Marriott KL to attend the Hari Professionalisme: Pengetua dan Guru Besar Sekolah-Sekolah WPKL conference. 

1000 Headteachers, Assistant Headteachers and Frog Admins from schools across Wilayah Perseketuan Kuala Lumpur. 

The day began with an opening speech by YTL Comms Executive Director, Dato' Soo Keng Yeoh, followed by a speech from the Pengarah Pendidikan Jabatan Pendidikan Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, En Abdullah bin Mad Yunus. His speech set an encouraging tone for the day as he addressed Headteachers as CEOs of their schools and emphasised on how important it is for everyone to have transformed minds when it comes to changing the scope of education in Malaysia. 

FrogAsia's Head of Transformation, Elizabeth Lopez, talks about preparing students for jobs that have yet to exist.

FrogAsia's Head of Transformation, Elizabeth Lopez, then introduced new concepts of teaching with education technology and how it is so important that educators recognise that they are equipping the next generation for jobs that are yet to exist. 

Participants listen to new concepts of education during the main session of the conference. 

Participants then headed to their designated breakout sessions where they were given an introduction to the Bestari experience which includes the use of Chromebooks and their 1BestariNet Yes IDs, the Yes portal, the Frog VLE, the FrogStore, Google Apps and a collection of best practices in teaching and learning from local schools around the nation. 

Headteachers, Assistant Headteachers and Frog Admins getting a feel of the Bestari experience through the Google Chromebook at a breakout session. 

SMK Tinggi Setapak's Assistant Headteacher, Puan Salbiah bt M Nor explores the use of the Frog VLE and Google Apps on the Google Chromebook. 

After a hearty lunch, participants gathered back at the main auditorium to hear inspiring stories from three schools as their Headteachers and Frog Admin shared their best practices with Frog. SMK Kiaramas' Frog Admin, Pn Normazlina bt Yaacob, shared about how their school encouraged students to use Frog by holding a Frog Buzz Week full of fun Frog VLE-related activities. 

SMK Convent Bukit Nanas' Assistant Headteacher, Puan Chee Poh Kiem, talked about the success of her school's Site-Making Competition and how she encourages every teacher to use their yesMail by communicating important matters only through that channel.

SK Bukit Damansara's Headteacher, Puan Zarinah binti Jamil, shares her school's journey with Frog. 

SK Bukit Damansara's Headteacher, Puan Zarinah binti Jamil, shared her school's journey with Frog and reminded us that the role of the Headteacher is to embrace the use of Information Technology in schools as well as to monitor its progress and to remember to give recognition to students and teachers who show outstanding performance both in attitude and skills when it comes to implementing education technology. 

Dato' Yeoh Soo Keng presents a token of appreciation to Pengarah Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, En Abdullah bin Mad Yunus. 

The conference gave Headteachers the opportunity to meet, share and learn from each other as well as be inspired by one of our nation's key leaders in education as he shared his vision for Malaysian schools beginning with a target for all schools in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur to have a 100% login rate to the Frog VLE by the end of September 2013. 

Frog '13: Celebrating Outstanding Education

On June 18, Frogtrade held its annual conference, Frog '13, at the ICC in Birminghim, themed "Celebrating Outstanding Education".

The conference, which was open to senior leaders, school teachers and ICT co-ordinators from schools across the UK using Frog, provided attendees with fresh insights into how technology is revolutionising teaching and learning and how Frog products are constantly being enhanced to keep up with the latest trends.

Frog '13 saw the exciting launch of the new cloud-based FrogOS, which is a giant leap forward for UK schools, many of which have been and are still operating on server-based Frog platforms. Similar to the Frog VLE that is enjoyed by Malaysian schools, FrogOS was built with mobility in mind using the latest web technology, and works across all mobile and tablet devices. The sleek-looking FrogOS drew oohs and ahhs from the crowd of educators as Frog Managing Director Gareth Davies demonstrated the new features during his opening address.

Watch Frog Managing Director Gareth Davies showcase the new features in FrogOS.

The conference also brought together visionary leaders from across the education sector, including Lord Sutherland of Houndwood (Chairman of Frogtrade and YTL Education), Mark Chambers (CEO of Naace, the UK's association for the use of ICT in education), and FrogAsia's very own Elizabeth Lopez (Head of Transformation Management), to discuss the future of learning and technology.

Watch  FrogAsia's Head of Transformation Elizabeth Lopez talk about the ground-breaking milestones that FrogAsia has achieved in Malaysian schools.

 Elizabeth Lopez explaining the scope of the 1BestariNet project to the crowd of over 900 attendees.

In addition, attendees had the opportunity to get up close with the latest education technology through demo stations located throughout the conference venue, while participating in interactive workshops and panel discussions held throughout the day, including workshops run by Frog partners such as Encyclopaedia Britannica, Microsoft, I Am Learning, and more. The workshops and panel discussions addressed topics ranging from how to use smart devices as a teaching resource to working with parents to raise attainment.

Demo booths were located throughout the conference venue for participants to get a hands-on experience with the latest technology.

Participants took home colourful Frog bags filled with lots of Frog goodies!

Frogtrade is the sister company of FrogAsia and the developer of the software for the Frog VLE. With over 12 million users worldwide, the Frog family of companies are global leaders in building learning solutions using intuitive technology. 

Get a Glimpse of the 1BestariNet Roadshow!

The 1BestariNet project makes Malaysia the first country in the world to connect schools across the nation on a single platform through the Frog Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) that's powered by Yes 4G. 

Parents, students and teachers are able to get a glimpse of the Frog VLE and experience education anytime, anywhere with Frog at our 1BestariNet Roadshows. Here are some highlights of the roadshows we've had so far. 

Join us to experience the future of education at our next roadshow! Go to www.frogasia.com/roadshow for more details on the next Roadshow near you and find out what's in store for you and your children!

Mandarin Teacher uses Frog to Make Education Relevant and Fun

"Why do we have to learn this?" This is a common question that teachers and parents sometimes hear from students. However SMK Puchong's Mandarin Teacher, Mrs. Guek, is all set to let students know that what they are learning is indeed relevant to their lives by linking what she teaches in the classroom to everyday life. 

Ms. Guek also acknowledges the benefits of gamification in education in increasing the fun in learning. She successfully encourages her students' participation in learning by allowing the use of game-thinking  to build their Mandarin vocabulary.

She does all this through the Frog VLE, and dramatically improve her students' understanding of the language, especially in essay writing. Listen to her story in her own words today!

We are inspired by your dedication to enhance your students' learning experience, Ms. Guek! We love hearing stories like this and we look forward to discovering more innovative teachers like Ms. Guek from schools all over Malaysia! If you're a teacher with a great Frog Story to tell, we'd love to share it with everyone too! Just login to your Frog VLE and share your story with us on the Frog Community Site!

Screenshot of the Frog Community Site homepage. Click on "Tell Your Story" to contact us!

Maths Teacher uses Frog for Year 3 Students

The number of teachers using Frog in their classroom lessons as well as to assign homework is on the increase. We love discovering just how each teacher uses Frog to suit the unique educational needs of their students, whether their students are in primary or secondary, and wherever their school is located. 

Meet Mr Haniff, a Maths teacher from SK Putrajaya Presint 8(1), WP Putrajaya. In this video he talks about why he finds the Frog VLE useful for sparking interest among his Year 3 students when it comes to homework. Watch this video to hear how he carries out his lessons on Frog and how he ensures that his young students keep track of their Yes IDs. 

If you're a teacher with students of the same age range and you're wondering how the Frog VLE can enhance teaching and learning, you can try out these methods with your students using Frog too. 

If you're a teacher with a great Frog Story to tell, we'd love to share it with everyone too! Just login to your Frog VLE and share your story with us on the Frog Community Site!

SJK(C) Choong Wen launches Malaysia's very first Chrome Lab

Yes 4G together with Eduspec, launched Malaysia’s very first Chrome Lab at SJK(C) Choong Wen yesterday!

The Chrome Lab, jointly built by the school's Parent Teacher’s Association (Persatuan Ibubapa dan Guru or PIBG) as well as the School Board, had been furnished by EduSpec and is fully equipped with Yes 4G Chromebook units and a Chrome Cart, donated by YTL Communications Sdn Bhd (YTL Comms). The Lab is also powered by Yes 4G mobile Internet. We're really excited because the future of education is happening now, and we're part of it! 

The ceremony began with a spectacular 24 Season Drum Performance by the students of SJK(C) Choong Wen which was really impressive. It got everyone excited for the next thing on the agenda. We heard inspiring speeches by the visionaries themselves, the President of the School’s Board of Directors, Mr. Ong Kiam Sim, the CEO of Eduspec Holdings Bhd, Mr. Lim Een Hong, the Executive Chairman of YTL Corporation Berhad, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri (Dr) Yeoh Tiong Lay, and the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Education, YB Datuk Ir. Dr. Wee Ka Siong. 

Students who were dressed in attractive green Frog suits performed a dance that had a Chromebook descending from the ceiling of the stage as a firework display lit the entire scene, symbolising the dawn of a new era for education in Malaysian schools. Everyone was excited and eager to see just how launching of this Chrome Lab and its Yes 4G Chromebooks would impact the education experience in a school like this.

VIPs and guests were treated to a personal tour of the Chrome Lab by SJK(C) Choong Wen's enthusiastic Frog Champion Students who conducted the tour excellently. They gave everyone an impressive demonstration of how the Frog VLE is used on their Chromebooks. We were really encouraged to see how these students have truly taken ownership of the Frog VLE at their school and how they understand what it means to bring education to the next level with technology today. 

Students of SJK(C) Choong Wen open the Launching of the Chrome Lab with a 24 Season Drum Performance

Tan Sri Dato’ Seri (Dr) Yeoh Tiong Lay talks about YTL's commitment to transforming education in Malaysia with 4G Internet speed and the Frog VLE. 

YB Datuk Ir. Dr. Wee Ka Siong addresses the age of the Digital School 2.0 in Malaysia where education goes further with cloud computing, portable Chromebooks  that turn every classroom into a computer lab, video conferencing between schools in different countries, and enhanced learning on the Frog VLE. 

Tan Sri Dato’ Seri (Dr) Yeoh Tiong Lay presents a Chromebook to SJK(C) Choong Wen's Headteacher, Mr Wong See Fatt

VIPs cut the ribbon to officially launch the Chrome Lab. 

Students demonstrating their classroom lessons through the Frog VLE for YTL Group Legal Counsel, Datin Kathleen Chew and Executive Director of YTL Communications, Puan Yasmin Mahmood

The launch of the Chrome Lab in SJK(C) Choong Wen marks an exciting new beginning for this school and many others to come as the introduction of Yes 4G Chromebooks is truly bringing the future of education to Malaysia now.

Watch this video to find out how SJK(C) Choong Wen uses the Frog VLE on Chromebooks to teach and learn.

SK Putrajaya Presint 8(1)'s Headteacher in full support of Frog!

Buzz about the Frog VLE is quickly growing as many teachers and students across the nation are beginning to get the hang of it and are discovering the value it adds to their education experience.

At SK Putrajaya Presint 8(1), the rate of teachers and students logging into Frog is drastically increasing. When we went to the school to find out more about how they are using Frog, we found that Mathematics, Bahasa Malaysia, Science and Kemahiran Hidup teachers are already conducting classes using the Frog VLE at least once a week! Their students have found these lessons really exciting and are now familiar with using Frog for classroom learning and for doing homework. 

Standard 3 students using Frog in their Math class

The Headteacher of SK Putrajaya Presint 8(1), Puan Rohayati binti Mansor is a huge supporter of Frog, and  together with her leadership team, they have great plans to fully integrate Frog into their school experience.

Watch this video to hear why she thinks education technology such as the Frog VLE really helps teachers in school for administration, teaching and learning, and communication. 

We love your enthusiasm, Puan Rohayati! Your school is indeed a Frog Champion School and we can't wait to see what amazing things the teachers in this school will do with Frog. Keep up the great work! 

Frog Champions move into the Empower Phase!

The Frog Transformation Programme is designed to guide teachers and students along their Frog journey in a simple, fun, and engaging manner. It runs over a 40-week period where FrogAsia's Tranformation Team trains and guides Frog Champion Schools in fully implementing the Frog VLE into their education experience through each step of the Transformation Checklist. 

This April, Frog Champion Schools will be entering the second phase of the Transformation Programme, known as the Empower Phase, where teachers will start using the Frog VLE to create Teaching and Learning Sites, and where Frog Champion students will train their fellow schoolmates on how to use Frog! 

Check out a sneak peek of the guides below. Aren't they pretty?

The best part? The Transformation Programme is for everyone! You can hop on board and use these guides to take Frog to greater heights in your school too! These simple and easy-to-use teacher and student guides are available on The Pond and the Community Site for any school to use. 

Go to the Frog Community Site to find out more by logging  into the Frog VLE with your Yes ID to get started! 

Empower Guide for Teachers

Empower Guide for Students

SMK Kiaramas holds a Frog Buzz Week

As part of the Transformation Programme, schools are required to organise a Frog Awareness event on a day where Frog Admins can introduce the Frog VLE to their whole school. SMK Kiaramas went the extra mile by organising a Frog Buzz week that included an Online Cyber Hunt which encouraged the students to log into the Frog VLE.            



Thanks to the initiative taken by the Frog Admins of SMK Kiaramas, the school is well on their way to using Frog effectively. Well done, SMK Kiaramas!

FrogAsia trains more schools up north!

The FrogAsia Transformation Team is on the road again this week as they visit more Champion Schools all over Malaysia to guide Frog Admins, teachers, and students through the Transformation Programme Checklist. 

Meanwhile, here are a few photos from training during the last month in Terengganu, Kedah, Pahang, Perlis, and Kelantan!

Pusat Kegiatan Guru (PKG) Officer En Musa bin Ismail listening intently during a training session in Kedah. 

FrogAsia's Suba shows Bahagian Teknologi Pendidikan Nasional (BTPN) Officer, En Zulkifli bin Bakar (Pegawai Bahagian Pendidikan Negeri Kedah) what she and her team have been doing with Frog Champion Students in other schools. 

SK Kampung Baharu's Frog Admin, En Qasidi Ali Afandi and his Froggy ID card. He had distributed 1BestariNet Yes IDs by printing them on these Froggy cards and handing them out to all teachers and students who attended the training at Jerantut. Well done En Qasidi!

FrogAsia's Aizam giving training to teachers at SMK Nurul Ittifaq in Terengganu.

Frog Champion teachers and students of SK Pengkalan Nyireh, Terengganu, learning how to use the Frog VLE together. 

A Frog Champion Student from SK Tengku Mahmud, Terengganu, creates her Personal Dashboard on the Frog VLE. 

A total of 23 schools were trained during this week in March. Stay tuned for more updates on schools that are being trained this April! 

SMKA Sultan Azlan Shah is a step ahead with Frog!

SMKA Sultan Azlan Shah is a Champion School in Ipoh, Perak that had not yet received training from our FrogAsia team. When the team arrived, we found that they had already taken the initiative to complete the first stage of the Transformation Checklist independently. In addition, they had also taught their fellow colleagues how to use the platform. 

Watch this video to find out how they did it, as told by Frog Admins, Puan Nurul Azrina and Cik Tom. 

We're really encouraged by teachers like Puan Nurul Azrina and Cik Tom. They make a difference in Malaysian education by going the extra mile for their students. We look forward to more inspiring stories like these with Frog. 

If you've got a great story to tell, we'd love to share it with everyone too! Just hop on to our Facebook page and let us know you have a Frog Story to tell, and we'll be in touch. 

SMK Tanjung Sepat and SMK Assunta collaborate on their Frog journey

We were recently invited to an "Introduction to Frog" session held at SMK Assunta. The session was organised by SMK Tanjung Sepat so that the school could learn about best practices from a more experienced school, SMK Assunta. SMK Tanjung Sepat had taken the initiative to reach out to fellow teachers from a different school in order to further understand the VLE journey and how to better use it for teaching and learning.

Watch this video for snippets of the session.

We are truly encouraged by the effort taken by these schools to set differences aside, collaborate and help each other along their Frog journey. This is truly what the future of education looks like: nationwide collaboration and schools sharing best practices to improve the quality of education. 

SMPK Setapak Uses Frog for the Visually Impaired: Part 2 of 2

In our recent post, we introduced SMPK Setapak, a school for the visually impaired. As we found out, in 2012, two teachers who had attended a Frog Admin training held by the Ministry of Education (Bahagian Teknologi Pendidikan) took the initiative to implement Frog in their school without any additional guidance.

When we heard the news, we headed over for a visit to find out how a school like theirs used Frog and what motivated them to do so. Watch this second video to find out how the school's Frog Admin, Ms Tang Lai Shin, explores the use of the Frog VLE for her students.

The teachers at SMPK Setapak have found ways to incorporate Frog into their teaching and learning experience despite the many challenges that come with teaching students who have special needs. 

Their story is an inspiring example of how anything is possible if you want to make it happen.

We commend SMPK Setapak for their positive attitude not just towards implementing a new way of teaching and learning in their school, but for taking up the challenge to ensure that no matter what level of ability, their students get the best from what education technology can offer.

If you've got a great story to tell, we'd love to share it with everyone too! Just hop on to our Facebook page and let us know you have a Frog Story to tell, and we'll be in touch. 

SMPK Setapak Uses Frog for the Visually Impaired: Part 1 of 2

Sekolah Menengah Pendidikan Khas Setapak is a school for the visually impaired. Among the 140 students that are currently enrolled in the school, the range of visual impairment ranges from partial to full blindness. SMPK Setapak's school staff consists of teachers who are both fully sighted as well as those who have varying degrees of visual impairment.

In 2012, two teachers who had attended a Frog Admin training held by the Ministry of Education (Bahagian Teknologi Pendidikan), took the initiative to implement Frog in their school even without having any further guidance as they are not listed as a Frog Champion School.

When we heard the news, we headed over for a visit to find out how a school like theirs used Frog and what motivated them to do so. Watch this video to find out more about this school as told by the School Principal, Encik Jalaluddin Yusof.

We are very encouraged just by how much effort these teachers put into giving the best education to their students who have special needs,  on a daily basis. Stay tuned to find out how they use the Frog VLE for teaching and learning purposes in the follow-up story next week!

Hoppin' Tunes: "The Making Of" with Rebecca Fernandez

Have you seen the first Hoppin' Tunes video that was produced by our awesome FrogAsia interns, called "Never Going Back to Textbooks"? It's brilliant! Get to know the creative geniuses behind this catchy production and find out how they managed to pull off this project as a team. 

Meet Rebecca Fernandez, an intern with great leadership qualities and lots of personality. 

How did you choose the song for this video? 

The song had a really catchy tune and everybody just loved hearing it. It was also easy to change the lyrics of this particular song. 

Explain the lyrics and why they were chosen for the song? 

We were told that we had to talk about the features on the Frog VLE. So we just started brainstorming. We also included lyrics that talked about what students typically go through on a daily basis such as trying to fit in too many books into their school bags, but now with the Frog VLE, we never have to struggle again.

What was the process in making this video? 

It was a really fun and interesting process! We sat down together and started thinking about how we could make it fun. We tackled one verse at a time, and after each verse was done we would film it, so that we wouldn't lose the idea. Then it came to the video editing part which Jason did. I recorded the song for the video. Rachel and Chrislynn were in most parts of the video so they're the 'stars' of the video. 

Is there anything you discovered about yourself during the process of making this video with your team? 

I realized that I could do so many things, like how I never knew how to use a recording programme to record a song before this, but when the time came I could do it. Unspoken gifts you can say. I think every member of our team realized the we had a hidden talent, and we got to use it. Also our group dynamics were so good, we got along really well. Teamwork is the key! 

If you had the chance again, would you enjoy working on a fun project that requires creative thinking like this one?

Of course! This project was so fun! I learned so much and was able to exercise the creative side of my brain. I just loved every bit of this project. 

To know more about what Rebecca was talking about, watch their video below! 

We want to showcase your creative ideas in your Hoppin' Tunes video too! Hop on into The Pond to find out how to FrogBomb the lyrics of your favourite song and stand a chance to win great prizes just by participating in the Hoppin' Tunes Competition! 

Keep checking our Facebook page and follow our Twitter feed @frogasia for more tips and new updates! 

SMK Convent Bukit Nanas Initiates Class and Co-curricular Site Competition

To help students along their Frog journey, SMK Convent Bukit Nanas initiated an ongoing internal Site Making Competition that is being held from February to end April 2013. This competition is for the Best Class Site and Best Co-curricular Site on the Frog VLE. The competition helped to encourage students to get excited about using the Frog VLE to create excellent Class Sites and Co-curricular Sites which are visually creative and also informative. 

Thanks to the initiative shown by the Assistant Headteacher (Academic), Puan Chee, and the Assistant Headteacher (Co-curriculum), Puan Norbani, who organised the competition, every class in SMK Convent Bukit Nanas now has a Class Site and upcoming Co-curricular Sites that the students are actively using!

We stopped by for a visit and caught up with two of the students who have created what are now the leading Sites in the competition. Watch the video below to see what Jaiyaswiny Sivakumar and Georgina Shobah James shared with us about how they came up with original ideas to make these Sites, and what they learned in the process!

We love partnering with schools like SMK Convent Bukit Nanas and many others who share this vision for bringing education in Malaysia to the next level. 

Well done SMK Convent Bukit Nanas! We're looking forward to seeing the final outcome of this competition end April. May the best Sites win! 

If you've got a great story to tell, we'd love to share it with everyone too! Just hop on to our Facebook page and let us know you have a Frog Story to tell, and we'll be in touch. 

FrogAsia goes to Kelantan!

The FrogAsia Transformation team is back on the road again! Last week, our team members Salfarizan Nazri, Leonard Oon, and Jade Tan trained Frog Admins from 17 schools in the state of Kelantan. 

Among the 17 schools represented were: SM Sains Machang, SMK Kamil, SK Padang Pa`amat Pasir Puteh, SK Pangkal Gong, SMK Mahmud Mahyidin, SK Bachok, SK Pasir Pekan, SK Pangkal Gong, SMV Bachok, SK Jeli (1), SK Sri Wangi, SK Ladang Taku, SMK Paloh, SMK Dato' Mahmud Paduka Raja (2), SK Gual Jedok, SMK Ayer Lanas, and SMK SYP (2). 

En. Mohd Asri bin Abdullah, making an opening speech at the training. 

Implementation Consultant, Leonard Oon, conducting Cycle 1 of Frog Training with Frog Admins in Kelantan.

The Assistant Head of Bahagian Teknologi Pendidikan Negara (BTPN), En Salleh bin Che Hussin (second from right) together with Pusat Kegiatan Guru (PKG) Officers learning how to use Frog on their laptops.  

FrogAsia's Leonard Oon with Encik Arman Mustafa from SMK Kamil.  

FrogAsia's Leonard, Jade, and Salfarizan together with Kelantan Frog Admins on the first day of training.

FrogAsia's Leonard, Jade, and Salfarizan together with Kelantan Frog Admins on the second day of training.

The training went well thanks to these Frog Admins who hopped on board with much enthusiasm during the training sessions that were held over two days. We're excited to see Frog reach more schools  and will be constantly keeping everyone updated as Frog continues to make its way around the nation. Stay tuned for more! 

History teachers collaborate on Frog to share lesson resources nationwide

For the academic year 2013, the Ministry of Education (MOE) added History to the list of compulsory subjects for Form Four and Form Five students. The Curriculum Unit (Bahagian Pembangunan Kurikulum) under the MOE invited History Subject Specialist teachers (Guru Cemerlang Sejarah), including History textbook authors, for a workshop on using the Frog VLE to enhance teaching through collaborating and sharing of content nationwide.

During the three-day workshop, participants created Frog Lesson Sites for the Form Four and Form Five syllabus and sent them to the MOE repository for approval and publication. These Sites will soon be available on the FrogStore, accessible by History teachers from all over Malaysia through the Frog VLE. 

Additionally, a group called eKIS (Komuniti Ilmu Sejarah) was created by the History Subject Specialist teachers for History teachers nationwide to network and communicate, in order to continually improve the quality and standard of teaching for the subject.

Watch the video below to hear the Guru Cemerlang Sejarah share their thoughts on the Frog VLE:

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It's Back2School with Frog!

It's a new school year, and Frog is better than ever! Take a sneak peek into what new features there are in Frog this year. Log into your Frog VLE to check them out today!

Team Thoughts: Why I Love the Frog VLE.

What is the Frog VLE? And why should you care? While we could point you to our website, we’d much rather tell you in our own words why we think Frog is amazing. 

We asked FrogAsia's Platform Advisor, Adam Chua, what his favorite thing about the Frog VLE was. Here's what he has to say:

Adam, Alumni of SMK Batu Lapan, Puchong Jaya 

"My favorite thing about the Frog VLE is the Frog VLE itself! I’m intrigued by the idea that you can go beyond the classroom and textbooks. The knowledge you gain from textbooks is limited, but with the Frog VLE, you can draw in content from anywhere on the Internet! Your typical school syllabus can be enhanced by current and exciting content found on the World Wide Web.

Also the drag and drop widgets make it easy and simple for anyone to use when building a website. This means you don’t have to know coding and other complicated techy stuff in order to build your very own website.

The Frog VLE itself is exclusive to individual schools making it easy for students, teachers, and parents within the school to share stuff with each other without public view. If teachers from different schools want to communicate with one another, they can do it through the interest group forums within the Frog Community Site."