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Digitized Recording in Sustaining School Permanent Records in Catblaogan II Central Elementary School
Digitized Recording in Sustaining School Permanent Records in Catblaogan II Central Elementary School
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INTRODUCTION
describe it in very simple terms -- to digitize is to enter and store data such as
text
or
particularly
wise
Others claim Philippines to be a developing country but to the experts we are still
stuck at being a third-world country. Nevertheless, we are relentlessly surviving and
thriving, making brave attempts to compete globally. Same reason why we are trying our
very best to keep pace with the ever fast changing trend in technology such as
Computers.
We have been taking the backseat for the longest time since many highly
developed countries are already successfully using this means to record school permanent
records.
This Action Research intends and aims to promote and validate or defend the use
of digitized recording in sustaining permanent school permanent records as I believe this
would be very effective and profoundly substantial idea if we want to level up our school
system specifically in keeping our student records.
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III.
can lead to lost data or the creation of additional copies of files. Electronic or digitized
filing systems allow users to quickly check whether information already exists
somewhere in the system which helps avoid problems like redundant files and data loss.
Student record is something that we dont want to lose or damage. We protect
these like we protect our own home. Technology is amazing and overwhelming and yet, it
is not perfect. Digitized Recording of School Permanent Records presents several
disadavantages:
1) Security student files and records need to be password protected,
only authorized personnel can have access to this.
2) Anti-virus free computer system if the computer where these
records are stored is connected to an internet, anti-virus and
malware software should be installed in order to block any
suspicious websites to keep the files from getting infected and
corrupted.
3) Storage device scanning make it a habit to scan any storage
device such as flash drive or external hard drive before opening
any files to make sure it is free from any virus.
4) Backup files it is always wise to have a backup for cases when it
is impossible to retrieve a file from a damaged computer or the
files itself is damaged.
IV.
FORMULATING OF HYPOTHESES
No matter how rudimentary the principles of using the tool for digital recording of
school records is, we always need to remember that a computer is only man-made. It can
be prone to crushing and subsequently damaging our much treasured files.
The following tips will all be worth it:
1) Make it a point that the guidance counselor knows at least the
fundamentals of operating a computer and navigating its
applications and managing the files. This may include basic
troubleshooting.
2) Place the computer in a well-ventilated location.
3) Computers need maintenance. The frequent the better.
Computer is very sensitive device. Users are always reminded to handle it with
care. Its parts and components are very sensitive. Sudden power outage can corrupt the
hard disk where all the files are stored. Once it is destroyed, we need a miracle to recover
them.
Omission or deletion of a file in a computer by accident would be impossible to
retrieve unless like mentioned earlier, a backup is made ready.
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VI.
MS
office.
5 teachers from Catbalogan II CES (aspiring the job of a
guidance counselor)
FACILITATOR:
I.T. Practitioner
OUTCOME:
Out of 100% accuracy, 2 of the 5 scored 89% while
3 earned 92% for the Hands-on.
On written assessments, all of the 5 participants scored
100%
OBSERVATION & MONITORING:
Each day for 5 days 2 schools requested for the Form 137 of outgoing or
transferee pupil. Based on observation, the 5 aspiring guidance counselors managed to:
1) Search and open the file
2) Perform significant edits
3) Save the changes
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EVALUATION
I applied the Informal Observation and Interview method in the collection and
interpretation of data. Hands on practice and testing method was utilized on the
implementation of the Action Plan.
The only activity that the participants attended to was the training and workshop.
It was also in here thereafter that their readiness to handle the actual task was tested
through hands on practice and written test to gauge their knowledge on all the
information fed to them during the training and workshop.
All 5 subject teachers merely shrugged off their hesitation for the first
experience of the actual job fresh from training of a new concept. Confidence and
knowledge combined together made the challenge easier. If they were not sure they were
doing it right, they opted to ask first for clarification from somebody in the office who
may know better about computers.
As an overall evaluation of the Action Plan result, it made me confident that
Digitized Recording in sustaining School Permanent Records of Catbalogan II Central
Elementary School will be effective. We have competent guidance counselors who are
ready to take the duty. The goal of this study was successfully met.
VIII.
CONCLUSION
After conducting the Action Plan, I have come to a conclusion that even the older
guidance counselor/teacher who were so accustomed in using the traditional recording
and filing system were thrilled to take on the challenge of shifting to the modern way.
It is not so difficult to attain a positive result when cooperation and willingness is
in place. All the threatening barriers will be easy to break for us to be able to pass through
and see our aspirations coming to life.
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IX.
RECOMMENDATION
Based on the advantages laid down, and all the positive results derived from
implementation of the Action Plan, it is highly recommended to maintain the use of
Digitized Recording of School Permanent Records.
It is by far the most reliable and efficient recording and filing system. In fact,
there could be no other system to equate its efficiency at the moment or even in the near
future.
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REFERENCES
A Pilot Standard National Course Classification System for Secondary Education
http://nc.ed.gov/pubs97/97531.pdf
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http://www.net/sif
http://www.siia.net/sif
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-
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