National Digital Literacy Programme (NDLP)
National Digital Literacy Programme (NDLP)
[For Secondary 2, 3 and 4 Students]
At MOE’s Committee of Supply Debate in March 2020, MOE launched the National Digital Literacy Programme (NDLP) for our schools and Institutes of Higher Learning to help students strengthen their digital literacy. One of the components of the NDLP is the introduction of the Personalised Digital Learning Programme (PDLP) for all secondary school students, whereby every secondary school student will own a school-prescribed Personal Learning Device (PLD) by end-2021. This page provides important information about the PDLP and how you can purchase the PLD for your child/ward as well as about the accompanying applications that the school may be rolling out as part of the NDLP.
The school have identified the PLD to be Apple iPad. It is important for all students to have the same PLDs so as to have a coherent teaching and learning ecosystem in the school.
Personal Learning Device (PLD) for Secondary School Students
Overview. The PLD will be used in tandem with the national e-learning platform – the Singapore Student Learning Space (SLS) – as well as other educational technology to personalise and enhance students’ learning. This will also enable students to acquire digital skills and apply these skills as they navigate an increasingly digitalised world.
Purchase of PLD Bundle. The school has made arrangements for you to purchase the PLD from AsiaPac Distribution Pte Ltd (vendor) for your child’s/ward’s use in school. The vendor has been identified based on the choice of device determined by the school from a panel of awarded suppliers established by MOE. The PLD bundle which includes warranty and insurance for purchase by your child/ward will be:
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1. Apple iPad 10.2” (8th Gen, WIFI, 32GB)
2. Ruggedized Combo 3
3. Apple Pencil |
For more information on NDLP please refer to the following link:
- https://www.moe.gov.sg/microsites/cos2020/refreshing-our-curriculum/strengthen-digital-literacy.html
To support you in keeping your child safe online, you may refer to these additional resources:
- Parent Handbooks (I) and (II) on Learning with a Personal Learning Device (shared by the school)
- Parent Kit on Cyber Wellness for Your Child
- MOE Cyber Wellness Programme
- Media Literacy Council
- National Library’s Learning & Information Literacy Resources
- TOUCH Community Services