Effectiveness of Online Learning Platforms During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Rural Areas
This study evaluates the effectiveness of online learning platforms adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic in rural Philippine communities.
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This study evaluates the effectiveness of online learning platforms adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic in rural Philippine communities.
This research develops and evaluates machine learning models for early prediction of student academic performance to enable timely interventions.
This study examines the integration of artificial intelligence tools in educational settings and their measurable impact on student learning outcomes across Philippine universities.
This feasibility study evaluates solar-powered cold storage units to reduce post-harvest fish losses in municipal landing sites.
This research examines whether telehealth follow-up improves compliance in community hypertension management programs.
This paper measures the operational performance of campus rainwater harvesting systems in coastal municipalities.
This research analyzes teacher adoption of a learning analytics dashboard and its effects on formative intervention decisions.
This study evaluates a low-cost image classification pipeline for early crop disease detection among smallholder farmers in CALABARZON.
The Catch Assessment and Tracking for Coastal Harvest Activities (CATCHA) is a web-based system that enables better fish catch tracking and recording in coastal communities. CATCHA provides centralised fisherfolk registration together with species-based and gear-type-based catch monitoring, which solves the data loss and delayed reporting problems that occur with traditional manual logs. The system creates automated reports, which the Municipal Agriculture Office (MAO) and the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) use to achieve better data accuracy through the elimination of duplicate data. CATCHA supports local communities in modernising their coastal harvesting methods by improving documentation and reporting processes, which leads to better decision-making and sustainable fishery management.
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