Announcement

UVLê Hosts Online Music Theory Examination Announcement June 9, 2020 The Interactive Learning Center Diliman (ILC Diliman) successfully hosted the College of Music’s first stage of the Online Music Theory Examinations last June 6, 2020 through the University Virtual Learning Environment (UVLê). The online exam was initiated by the College of Music, and led by ILC Diliman Director Lorelie Grepo-Jalao and UVLê program designer Asst. Prof. Michael Van Supranes. The team alloted 30 days for preparation to set-up the online quiz activity, temporary accounts and course pages, identify and troubleshoot issues, and perform beta testing. The College of Music Faculty Partners of ILC Diliman There were a total of 216 examinees who took the online examinations. The examinees came from various parts of the country, including overseas applicants from Africa, India and Australia. ILC Diliman is grateful to Dean LaVerne C. de la Peña and to the College of Music for using UVLê in their academic needs. “Because of this, we are more inspired to move forward despite the extreme challenges we are facing in the time of COVID 19,” he said. To learn more on how to administer online entrance examinations in UVLe, you may contact us at ilcdhelpdesk.upd@up.edu.ph or create a ticket via ILC Diliman Helpdesk.

Asst. Prof. Grepo steps in as the new director of ILC Diliman Announcement April 07, 2020 Asst. Prof. Lorelie C. Grepo is the new director of Interactive Learning Center Diliman, effective 16 April 2020.  Lorelie C. Grepo is an assistant professor at the Department of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research, College of Engineering, UP Diliman. She specializes in Human Factors Engineering, specifically Systems Usability, User Experience, Cognitive Engineering, Work Measurement and Data Visualization. She obtained her BS and MS in Industrial Engineering degrees at UP Diliman.  She is currently pursuing her PhD in Industrial Engineering degree (Human Factors track, minor in Educational Psychology) at University of Wisconsin-Madison. She has worked as a consultant and as a researcher in the banking, health, manufacturing, food and logistics industries for the past 14 years. Her research focuses on designing technologies and how technologies influence behavior.