Better IT facilities needed in rural areas to meet e-learning needs, says Joanna Rampas


KOTA KINABALU: Better Internet coverage and computer facilities in rural areas should be a major priority for Malaysia, with e-learning becoming a major education tool due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Parti Warisan Sabah deputy women's wing chief Joanna Henley Rampas (pic) said that there was a need to close the gap between rural and urban areas in terms of accessibility to education via information technology.

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