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Wawasan open university

OVERVIEW

Wawasan Open University is Malaysia's first private, not-for-profit, open learning institution, a lifelong learning community without borders.

We use flexible approaches to make higher education accessible to all - anytime, anywhere. Our self-paced learning environment is specially designed for the convenience and accessibility of adult learners of any age, gender, ethnicity and background.

Funded by charitable trusts, corporations and the public, we aim to lower the personal cost of learning and make it more affordable.

If you wish to study for accredited qualifications or for personal enrichment without leaving your home or job, then Wawasan Open is for you.

OPEN DISTANCE LERANING ( ODL )

The campus comes to you

In Open Distance Learning, as the term implies, you learn from a distance. There may be a physical separation between the teacher and you, but our associate lecturers have a new role. They meet you for selected tasks such as counselling, giving tutorials or solving your learner-related problems.

In the traditional system of education, the teacher communicates content by word of mouth. In distance education, on the other hand, content is transmitted to you electronically, over the telephone and by teleconferencing as well as through pod casting, on-line comm

unication and traditional print material.

Take one course, several courses or take a break

Open distance learning appeals to a wider audience because it is more accessible and affordable.

You do not have to quit your present job. Our programmes allow you to continue your education without disrupting your family, social and work obligations. You may complete our courses at your own pace and convenience.

Our flexible programmes cater for working adults and others who are unable to

study on-campus or go on extended study leave. You

may study for a single course without committing yourself further. Alternatively, you may take several courses one after the other until you have obtained a qualification. You may even take a break between courses if you need to.

It doesn’t matter where you live either. Geographic

al location is no longer a barrier. So, if you live in a remote area or are unable to attend classes regularly, you can still realise your dreams. You can study at home, attend tutorials at nearby regional offices, and e-mail, instant message or phone our tutors for assistance.

Why our qualifications are valued

Employers today prefer their employees to upgrade t

hemselves with higher levels of qualification. Open distance learning helps you obtain the qualifications you need to succeed in your career.

Studying online requires real commitment and an independent spirit. Employers are quick to recognise these values in those who are determined enough to

advance through open distance learning.

Open distance learners tend to be motivated self-starters with the ability to follow-through assignments to completion and to adapt to dynamic environme

nts. They thrive on challenges. They are also goal-oriented individuals who see education as an ongoing

, lifelong process, both online and at the workplace.

Employers know that these learners

can perform effectively in any environment that requires multi-tasking and setting priorities. That is because the majority of these learners are working adults who have successfully juggled their careers, their studies, and their family responsibilities. They know how to prioritise their ta

sks.

Not surprisingly, research indicates that open distance learners are open-minded, flexible about workplace demands, and willing to adapt to tomorrow's technology. (Chronicle of Higher Education,4 November 1999)

For more details http://www.wou.edu.my

Hotel Perkasa / Pesona Tenom

View from 7th floor..

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Dynasty Hotel Kuala Lumpur

Official visit on 10 September.

Room view


View from 19th floor..

Where is the jam?
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The design on kelisa hood (silver metalic)

Tulisan "Malaysiaku Gemilang" ada senget sikit. Titik i pun indada. Biasalah, kereta eksperiment.

Reka bentuk : Logo dan tema hari kebangsaan tahun 2007
Kegunaan : Dilekat di bahagian hood/bonet kereta.
Material : Wheater proof sticker (thick type) easy to remove in future.
Teknik :
1. Untuk kereta berwarna putih atau silver, tampalan boleh dibuat secara berasingan bagi setiap warna iaitu warna biru, merah dan kuning sementara bagi warna putih akan menggunakan warna badan kereta itu sendiri (Cara ini agak sukar tetapi akan lebih menyerlahkan lagi logo tersebut)
2. Untuk kereta berwarna selain silver dan putih (tapi warna silver dan putih pun boleh pakai sebenarnya), teknik ready made sticker akan digunakan iaitu sticker akan dipasang siap dalam satu unit lengkap dan hanya perlu dilekat sekaligus di atas bonet kereta. Cara ini adalah lebih mudah dipasang berbanding cara yang pertama.
Saiz : 14 inci X 16 inci.
Harga : RM35 seunit.
Cara bayaran : COD
Penghantaran : By hand
Pemasangan : Disediakan atau boleh dipasang sendiri oleh pelanggan (Sonang ja bah tu!)
Updated : Offer is now closed. Wait for next year design..

KK Town places of interest

The city of Kota Kinabalu, or ‘KK’ as it is fondly called, was once known as ‘Api-Api’, meaning ‘Fire-Fire’ for repeatedly being the target of torching by pirates. Today it is a thriving city with a modern outlook that still retains some of the old cultural charm. Be sure to visit the

Gaya Street Fair-Gaya street fair is where local delicacies, handicrafts and antiques, as well as clothes, furniture and awhole host of other goods can be bought every sunday. But you should be there by 8.00 am. The street fair is merely a walking distance from Kinabalu daya Hotel

Tanjung Aru - Just 15 minutes by a car from Kota Kinabalu, Tanjung Aru’s long line of sandy beach dotted with casuarina trees provides a peaceful and inviting sight. The beach is a popular sport to swim, relax and watch the beautiful sunsets of Sabah.

Atkinson Clock Tower - One of the most enduring landmarks in Kota Kinabalu, which has stood prominently on the bluff along Signal Hill Road, is the Kota Kinabalu Clock Tower. It was built as a memorial to Francis George Atkinson, the popular first District Officer of Kota Kinabalu. This memorial has the distinction of being the oldest standing structure in the whole of Sabah that survived the air raids and blitz of World War II.

Kota Kinabalu City Bird Sanctuary - is a natural site for wildlife and is located in the heart of the city. The Bird Sanctuary has an important natural function and has a feeling ground for many species of birds and also for several migratory species from Northern Asia.

Sabah Museum - The Sabah Museum is located at Old Palace Hill (Bukit Istana Lama) only 5 minutes from Kota Kinabalu city centre and is situated on 43.3 acres of lush green natural and planted jungle. This location houses not only the Sabah Museum, but also an Ethno Botanic garden, a Zoological garden and a Heritage Village all in one place!

Shopping - There are 5 major shopping complexes in KK: Centrepoint, Wisma Merdeka, Wawasan Plaza, Karamunsing Complex and KK Plaza. Although most of the shops in these complexes carry fixed priced items the goods sold are all reasonably priced especially during the Mega Sales months of March, August, and December.

Signal Hill - Signal Hill is one of the best places to get a good view of KK. The hill is in a natural area where one can peacefully enjoy the beautiful skyline of the city with a view that extends to the islands.

Tunku Abdul Rahman Islands Park - The Tunku Abdul Rahman Islands Park is located just 3 to 8km. off Kota Kinabalu shore. Only 10 to 20 minutes by boat from Kota Kinabalu city, you can enjoy the beautiful tropical islands and indulged in lots of R&R. Some of the islands are equipped with chalets and food outlets to accommodate your needs. The Park consists of 5 islands, namely Gaya, Mamutik, Manukan, Sapi and Sulug. It is a favourite place to go to for picnickers, divers and nature lovers. The park offers ample space to try water sports and you can also enjoy and adventurous jungle trek to see the flora and fauna at namely, Gaya, Manukan and Sapi islands.

Monsopiad Cultural Village-The Monsopiad Cultural Village is about 10 km south of Kota Kinabalu and is dedicated to the heritage of the Kadazan people. Here, you can experience Kadazan culture through activities such as cultural dances or even a chance to use a blow-pipe!

Inanam place of interest

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Kudat Tourism Spot

Tanjung Simpang Mengayau - The Tip of Borneo
[ Location : Kudat ]

This dramatic headland is situated in the northern-most tip of BORNEO, the third largest island in the world, after Greenland and New Guinea. It is located in the Kudat Peninsula, about three and a half hours (or 215 kilometres) drive from Kota Kinabalu City.

Simpang Mengayau means 'lingering junction' as it is here that the South China Sea lingers and meets the Sulu Seas flowing from the east ... Enjoy the stunning view. The sunsets and full moons are just beautiful ... The Pulau Kalampunian lighthouse is a reminder of treacherous coastline and past shipwrecks. On the left is the beautiful beach of Pantai Kalampunian.

It's a lovely easy stroll to the flagpole, the Globe and the rocky outcrop that forms the "Tip of Borneo".

Original site:
http://www.sabahtourism.com/attraction.php?ID=76

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TUARAN Crocodile farm

Taman Buaya (Crocodile Farm):

The Taman Buaya Tuaran in Tuaran only just opened (2005) and the landscaping still has to go a long way but it is nevertheless a fun and exciting outing for the whole of your family, with educational value to it. The farm is open daily from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm with daily crocodile shows at 11 am and 3 pm. Cultural dances are presented daily at 11.30 am and 3.30 pm; Sundays there is an additional crocodile show at 1 pm, followed by an extra cultural presentation at 1.30 pm. Feeding times are 9am, 10.30 am, 12 noon, 12.45 pm, 1.30 pm, 2.15 pm, 4.15 pm and 4.45 pm.

Entrance fees are RM 15 per adult, and RM 10 for children (4-12 years); there is also a canteen and a souvenir shop.
For more information contact the Taman Buaya in Tuaran at 088 793623.

Original Site : http://www.sabahtravelguide.com/mapguide/default.asp?page=kotabeludplaces

Ethnics in Sabah

Sabah is famous for her friendly and hospitable people. There are a staggering 32 different ethnic entities, each of which speaks a different language, plus another 80 or so dialects or variants from the main languages - see also our language/ethnic entity chart.

The largest group in Sabah comprises the Kadazandusun who are of Dusunic origin. The Bajau are the second largest group and the Paitanic the third largest. The largest non-indigenous group is made up of Chinese. All these people are, since the formation of Malaysia, Malaysian citizens and live together in harmony despite their different ethnic background and various creeds - a fact Malaysia can be truly proud of.

Most of the Dusunic and Paitanic people are nowadays Christians, with a minority still adhering to their ancient animistic faith. The Bajau are Muslims, and the Chinese Buddhists and Christians.

Most Chinese have settled in towns, where they have their businesses, but some live in the interior and are farmers. The Bajau are coastal dwelling people while the Paitanic people live in the far interior. Kadazandusuns can be found throughout Sabah.

Original site : http://www.flyingdusun.com/001_Discover/013_culture.htm