In response to the Life-long Learning Movement, the government has joined hands with private organizations to build a "Zero-distance to learning- knowledge diversification" environment for lifelong education. To advocate this movement, the office of the National Science and Technology Program for e-Learning (National Science Council) initiated the Exhibition of the National Science and Technology Program for e-Learning in Southern Taiwan, which is organized by the National Science and Technology Museum. This exhibition will be opened to the public from March 15th at the east side of the first floor of the National Science and Technology Museum, showcasing the achievements in digital learning developed by 11 of the public offices in recent years.
Through a series of computer networks, this exhibition will bring audiences into the magical world of digital learning. Visitors will have the opportunity to experience Hakka culture and the lives of the aborigines, and browse the beautiful collections in the National Palace Museum. Interactive games will bring not only children but also adults into the fun world of learning.

This exhibition showcases the best digital learning solutions for the government offices, private businesses, school and institutions, and the general public. The main projects include digital learning from the Ministry of Education, Art Learning Network from the Council of Cultural Affairs, the 24-hour digital classroom of the National Palace Museum, the occupational learning network from the Council of Labor Affairs, Health on the Web from the Department of Health, 10X Speed Learning from the Industrial Development Bureau, New Generation Digital Learning Environment Technology from the Department of Industrial Technology, One Click- building the key digital abilities for the indigenous citizens from the  Council of Indigenous Peoples, Hakka E-Learning Center from the Council of Hakka Affairs, and the Chinese Language and Culture Digital Learning Center from the Overseas Compatriot Affairs Commission. This exhibition brings residents in Southern Taiwan to know the achievements of the government's efforts in promoting digital learning.

The objective of this exhibition aims to promote life-long learning through a diversity of learning modes, as well as digital learning activities in the communities. By integrating the rich and diversified resources of digital learning in Taiwan, the projects aim to stimulate learning and improve the competitiveness of the citizens of Taiwan. This exhibition is open to everyone interested; for details, please visit http://elnpweb.ncu.edu.tw/home.aspx

Time: March 15th to 30th 2008
Location: First Floor Eastside Corridor, National Science and Technology Museum (ticket required)