LGED-CReLIC's Workshop on E-Learning Content Overview held

The main objective of the workshop was to make the content more effective and sustainable by drawing on the valuable feedback of the participants

A workshop on the content overview of the “Consultancy Services for E-Learning Content Development” was held on Sunday, 11 October, in the seminar room on the fourth floor of the LGED Headquarters.

The workshop was organized by the Climate Resilient Local Infrastructure Centre (CReLIC) under the Climate Resilient Infrastructure Mainstreaming Project (CRIMP), implemented by the Local Government Engineering Department (LGED).

Abul Bashed Mohammad Rezaul Bari Additional Chief Engineer of LGED attended as the chief guest. In his inaugural speech, he said, “E-learning content will play an important role in developing a skilled workforce for building climate-resilient infrastructure. Everyone must work together to create quality and user-friendly content.”

Salma Shahid, Additional Chief Engineer of LGED and Director of CReLIC chaired the programme. In her presidential address, she said, “E-learning content will make it easier to build the capacity of LGED officials. To make the content practical and user-friendly, everyone’s opinions and cooperation are needed.”

The main objective of the workshop was to make the content more effective and sustainable by drawing on the valuable feedback of the participants.

On behalf of Addie Soft Limited, the consultancy firm appointed for this assignment, Content Developer Imran Hossain gave a detailed presentation on the future work plan for the design of the content.

Also present from Addie Soft Limited were K M Abdullah Al-Murad, Director of Business Development; Md. Sabed Alam, Team Leader; and Md. Shariful Islam, AGM.

Also present at the workshop were Kazi Saiful Kabir, Additional Chief Engineer of LGED, Superintending Engineers and Project Directors, Executive Engineers, Senior Assistant Engineers and Assistant Engineers from various projects.