Someone once said, “The wider one’s mind, the bigger one’s life stage. ” During my journey from student to tutor, I have shed the sweat of youth and harvested the experience of my achievements on the life stage of Zhuhai Radio and TV University (RTVU). I often have to choke back the tears when I reflect on my life as a physically disabled person.
A new book by Open University of China (OUC) student and wheelchair-bound writer Li Ziyan, Longing for the Sky: A Collection of Li Ziyan Works, was recently published by the China Central Radio and TV University Press.
“I graduated in this school’s 2008 class with a degree in agricultural facilities technology, so I have also benefitted from open education. I enrolled once more in the spring 2015 term to study in the undergraduate administration management programme. Over the next three or more years I will learn, together with you, once again to experience the pleasure brought through open education under all the tutors’guidance. Short as the time for study in the school is, our time studying will be long. I hope the RTVU’s small courier station will be impressed with your spectacular achievements and the beautiful memories created, life milestones written on our hearts……”
As of March 24, 2016, “Hebei Lifelong Learning Online” has reached a total of five million clicks.
On March 24, 2016, the Ministry of Education (MOE) held a press conference to introduce the Action Plan for the Boosting Education and Ability Programme for Migrant Workers:“Realizing Dreams of Further Education”.
In March 2015, the mobile learning platform “Classmate App”,jointly developed by Guizhou Radio and TV University (RTVU) and RTVU Online Distance Education Technology Co., Ltd.,began being formally distributed across the Guizhou RTVU system.
Recently, the Shenzhen 7th Teaching Assistance Group for Educational Assistance in Xinjiang returned to Shenzhen having successfully completed their task.
To carry forward the essence of traditional culture, popularize knowledge of traditional sinology, and meet the national demand for sinology learning, the Research and Training Centre for Community Education under the Ministry of Education (MOE) launched the "i – Sinology Experiment " (hereafter short for i-Experiment) construction work in June 2015.