The Mongolian e-Knowledge NGO organized the Summer Lecture-2010 of Mongolian professionals working abroad on July 23, 2010 in Ulaanbaatar successfully. The lecture was conducted under the auspices of President Ts. Elbegdorj, and by the initiative of the Mongolian-American Chamber of Commerce. Two hundred fifty people attended a full day lecture of Mongolian professionals who gained higher education in western countries and now work there successfully. Five lectors presented eight lectures namely:

• “Trends of Online Education”, “Media and Journalism” by Dr. Ya.Borchuluun from University of Missouri – School of Information Science and Learning Technology,
• “Computer Science: Natural Computing”, "Informational Society: Knowledge Economy" by Dr. I.Tseren-Onolt from the Abo Academy of Finland,
• “Linguistics in Information Technology”, “Ideology & Frame of Western Educational System” by Dr. M.Saruul-Erdene, specialist at the Library of Congress and a linguist,
• “Practical Use of Information Technology & How Information Technology Products Originate” by L.Bat-Ulzii, senior test lead from Microsoft,
• “Business and Communication Ethics” by E.Jagdagdorj, IBM specialist of Simco Incorporated and President of the Mongolian American Chamber of Commerce.

Eight lectures were followed by “Question and Answer” sessions. The audience was made up of university teachers, IT professionals, and business representatives.

During the lecture the President of Mongolia conferred awards on those who have raised Mongolia's prestige abroad on the occasion of the 804th anniversary of the Great Mongol Empire and the 89th anniversary of the People's Revolution. The “North Star” order went to Dr. Baatar Shirchin, a Senior adviser of All State Insurance Corporation in USA, and a Medal of Honor was presented to Dr. Saruul-Erdene, specialist at the Library of Congress.

Advisor to the President A.Ganbaatar spoke about the President's policy aimed at the foreign-based Mongolians. “He has reflected in his action plan his support for all those who have bright ideas of developing Mongolia,” he said.

Ms.Tsetseg-Ulzii from Mongolian e-Knowledge (MeK) presented on the eLearning activities of MeK in Mongolia. On behalf of the audience, and as the main organizer, she thanked the supporters and sponsors of the lecture: Office of the President of Mongolia, National Information Technology Park, Communications Regulatory Commission, and business companies including Tavan Bogd group, Unitel, Petrovis, USI, Misco, My Soft and all media organizations.

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Mongolian professionals abroad summer lecture-2010 successfully began

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Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, /MONTSAME/ Organized under the auspices of Mongolia's President, the “Mongolian Professionals Abroad - Summer Lecture 2010” was held in Ulaanbaatar on July 23, 2010, Friday. The one-day lecture and training session was organized by the Mongolian e-Knowledge NGO and the Mongolian American Chamber of Commerce in USA. Five Mongolian professionals presented eight lectures. Dr. Borchuluun Yadamsuren, researcher of the University of Missouri USA presented two lectures: “Trends of Online Education” and “Media and Journalism.” Dr. Tseren-Onolt Ishdorj of Abo Akademi University in Finland gave two lectures: “Computer Science Research: Natural Computing” and "Informational Society: Knowledge Economy". Dr. Saruul-Erdene Myagmar, library specialist of the Library of Congress, USA presented two lectures: “Linguistic issues arising with information technology” and “Ideology & Frame of Western Educational System”. Mr. Bat-Ulzii Luvsanbat, senior test lead from Microsoft and Mr. Jagdagdorj Erkhembayar, IBM specialist from the Simco Inc, USA presented on IT and business issues.

The lecture aimed to support the development of Mongolia through knowledge transfer from skilled Mongolians who have gained higher education and are working abroad, and to encourage them to target their skills towards the initiatives of the Mongolian President.

During the lecture the President presented awards to those who have raised Mongolia's prestige abroad on the occasion of the 804th anniversary of the Great Mongol Empire and the 89th anniversary of the People's Revolution. The “North Star” order went to Dr. Baatar Shirchin, a Senior adviser of All State Insurance Corporation in USA, and a Medal of Honor was presented to Dr. Saruul-Erdene, specialist at the Library of Congress.

Advisor to the President A.Ganbaatar spoke about the President's policy aimed at the foreign-based Mongolians. “He has reflected in his action plan a support to all those who have bright ideas of developing Mongolia,” he said. For example, he underlined, the President supported powerfully a project “Beehive” that aims to protect rights and legal environment for those who come back to motherland. A photo exhibition called ‘Every heart for Mongolia’, arranged under the auspices of the President, has run in Ulaanbaatar, and the President himself has taken part in the World Mongolian fourth forum, he added.

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Under the auspices of President Ts. Elbegdorj, Mongolian Professionals Abroad Summer Lecture was held successfully on July 23th 2010 in Ulaanbaatar.

During the course of a day, a number of professionals lectured on the following subjects:

• Dr. Ya.Borchuluun from University of Missouri – School of Information Science and Learning Technology –on “Trends of Online Education”, “Media and Journalism”,
• Dr. I.Tseren-Onolt from the Abo Academy of Finland on “Computer Science Research: Natural Computation”, "Informational Society: Knowledge Economy",
• Dr. M.Saruul-Erdene, specialist at the Library of Congress and a linguist, on “Linguistics in Information Technology”, “Ideology & Frame of Western Educational System”,
• L.Bat-Ulzii, senior test lead from Microsoft on “Practical Use of Information Technology & How Information Technology Products Originate”,
• E.Jagdagdorj, IBM specialist of Simco Incorporated and President of the Mongolia American Chamber of Commerce, on “Business and Communication Ethics”.

By organizing the Lecture, the President of Mongolia showed his support for the highly educated Mongolian professionals working abroad for the development their country. The topic of the event, being held for the first time in Ulaanbaatar, was focused on IT, and contributed to the idea of developing a knowledge-based Mongolia.

I have not yet overcome the euphoria I have experienced with all of you during the training. It felt great being in a world of discovery, learning, enjoyment and camaraderie and it is something I would definitely cherish.

Tito III,
Personnel Specialist, Civil Service Commission,
Government of the Philippines

eLDI 2010 gave us a unique experience, in and outside the workshop. We owe another bunch of thanks to all Mongolians who extended a tremendous hospitality and giving us a lot of pleasant memories to take home. My hat off to Jonas, who had always been supportive, concerned and attentive.

Indika, Lecturer, Faculty of Information Technology University of Moratuwa,
Sri Lanka

  
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You guys are all great, been blessed with experience, learning & friendship from all of you I feel so enriched now, I gained expertise on our craft & I felt more confident now, truly a wonderful training experience with such hi-profile professionals like all of you guys yet so kind & down to earth.

Thank you is not enough I guess,

Jun, Interactive Specialist, Educational Outreach through eLearning, the Philippines

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I'm very appreciated, impressive with everything in 7 days. Mongolia culture, friends, course ... and hope have a chance to come back this wonderful place one more.

Thu, Program Coordinator, World Vision International Vietnam

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Thank you very much to Ma'am Tsetseg, Ma'am Juvy, MeK, InWEnt and all those who made this event possible. It was truly an experience to remember. I miss you all already, the laughter, and the fun.

Tess, Head of the ICT Department,
Centro Escolar University, the Philippines

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Let me take this opportunity to thank our overall course coordinator Prof. Lyzette Gervacio of the UP Open University and Ms. Tsetseg and the whole of the Mongolian e-Knowledge Team for organizing a wonderful workshop. Congratulations for a job well done! Kind regards,

Roberto, Technology Transfer Manager, East West Seed Company, the Philippines

 
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We brought lot of memories from Mongolia. Thanks Mongolian friends to care about us. Thanks all to your friendship shown to us.

Dulma, Indika, Mal, Gayathri;
Vocational Training Authority of Sri Lanka, Information Technology University of Moratuwa,
University of Vocational Technology, Open University of Sri Lanka

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Thanks so much for the warm hospitality from the MeK Team. I had a great time with your team and the participants as well. The cool weather in Mongolia was indeed a nice experience.

Thanks again.

Cynthia, Supervising Personnel Specialist, Civil Service Commission, Government of the Philippines

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Thanks to all the Mongolian organizers for their hospitality and making our stay there really beautiful! We will miss you guys and let enjoy the learning adventure in store for us for the next 8 months. Cia and see you soon.

Al, Chief Administrative Officer,
Department of Environment and Natural Resources – Human Resource Development Service, Government of the Phillippines

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Embracing memories, fun and learnings! Nice meeting and knowing everybody! Mabuhay,

Ana, Senior Personnel Specialist, Civil Service Commission, Government of the Philippines

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