
According to the contract, both parties agree to promote collaborative activities in applying online teaching platforms to the University's training process. UPM will provide the University of Social Sciences and Humanities with a free e-Learning platform for two years starting from February 1, 2020, in which UPM will:
UPM E-learning provides a free online teaching platform with 10,000 accounts.
Ensure sufficient funds are available for system operation and technical support personnel.
Ensure the technical infrastructure, such as servers, storage systems, and security, is in place.
Training on software usage and lesson design for faculty and students of the school.
USSH is committed to protecting user information and data on its system, ensuring 24/7 operation.

This contract does not include any other joint training programs or commercial exploitation activities of the School.
On behalf of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Professor Pham Quang Minh highly appreciated the enthusiastic assistance and support of UPM during the recent pandemic. Thanks to the support in implementing e-learning using UPM's platform technology, online teaching has initially been implemented smoothly and quite effectively on a large scale.
UPM's e-learning platform has initially been evaluated by faculty and technical staff as having many outstanding features compared to other online learning applications. It ensures the needs of all stakeholders are met, such as: supporting lecturers in building learning schedules, monitoring student learning progress, delivering online lectures, and conducting assessments; supporting students in understanding the entire learning process, participating in lectures, reviewing lectures, providing feedback, completing assignments, discussing, and requesting assistance; and supporting the training department in managing the progress and quality of the university's training activities. The security of user information and the copyright of learning materials on the system are also guaranteed at the highest level.

To date, 90% of the university's courses, including undergraduate and postgraduate programs, are being implemented on the UPM system. The university is committed to continuing to effectively apply this platform to teaching in the future, including the implementation of blended learning after the Covid-19 pandemic ends.
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Author:Hung Do