Arjit, National Junior College

What does infocomm means to you?

My environment is made possible with infocomm. We are all a part of a network and infocomm makes our lives easier. From computers to mobile phones and from social networking for communications to businessman to make their work easier.

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Tech isn’t just for geeks alone. Some pretty hot A-listers have been putting their money into tech startups.
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No one likes exams. We don’t either. But like it or not, exams are the ultimate validation of what we have learnt through the testing of our understanding of the subject.

Unlike our parents and the generations before them, we can tap on modern technology to boost the effectiveness of our cramming sessions. You can use technology to study with your friends and help one another even when physically apart.
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On 11 May 2012, I joined Singapore’s first Walkabout Singapore event organised by Kristine Lauria who brought Walkabout from New York City to Singapore. “Like Walkabout NYC,” Kristine says, “Its aim is to put Singapore’s vibrant tech scene on the map.” This event helps aspiring entrepreneurs to inspire each other and share tools of the trade of the growing generation of entrepreneurs with the notion of celebrating the technological and entrepreneurial culture in Singapore. Last week, fifty-two tech companies opened their doors to the public, in a citywide open house. Most of them resides in Blk 71 Ayer Rajah Crescent where it is known to be a hotbed for tech startups. Close to 550 people had signed up for this event.
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How many times have we found ourselves wanting to listen to a track list which has our favourite songs and even better – recommend us similar types of songs? Here’s our list of favourite social music sites that will solve that entire problem; allowing you to listen only to the kind of music that you love and more.
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Scholarships are awards given to deserving and outstanding students who require financial aid to pursue further education. They usually have different criteria depending on the organisation that offers the award. Scholarships can come from various channels like the government, universities, huge corporations and even the smaller organisations too.

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If I can describe 2011’s Youth Infocomm Day in one word, it will be with the word ‘FUN’ (all in caps)! Stepping into the event venue, I was greeted by life size standees of myself and my fellow superheroes (which looked good if I could say so myself)!

The next thing I noticed was the students buzzing around. Everyone was moving from booth to booth, checking out the various projects done by the various schools to decide whom to cast their votes for the National Infocomm Club Awards 2011 (NICA 2011).

Kicking off the programme proper, Ms Grace Fu, Senior Minister of State for Information, Communications and the Arts, spoke to the crowd of almost 500 students and teachers, encouraging everyone to continue developing their talent in infocomm. Ms Fu also launched the “Can’t Live Without Tech” contest.

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As part of our special series of interviews with teachers, we spoke to Mdm Thang Fong Kwan, teacher-in-charge of Nan Hua High School’s Infocomm Club.

Nan Hua High School was the winner of the Infocomm Outstanding Award and came in 4th place in the National Infocomm Competition 2010. Wanna know what’s their secret? Click here for the full interview with Mdm Thang!