THNIC Signs MOU with Secondary Educational Service Area Office Phetchabun to Advance “From Teacher Websites to School Websites” Project

On 31 October 2026, the Thai Network Information Center Foundation (THNIC Foundation) and the Secondary Educational Service Area Office Phetchabun signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to implement the “From Teacher Websites to School Websites” project. The MOU was signed by Mr. Parkpoom Tripatana, Director of THNIC Academy, representing the THNIC Foundation, and Mr. Thammarat Nuchnuang, Deputy Director of the Secondary Educational Service Area Office Phetchabun, at Wittayanukulnaree School, Phetchabun province.

The collaboration aims to promote and develop digital technology skills among teachers and students, with a focus on enhancing teachers’ abilities to design and create educational websites using .th and .ไทย domain names. It also encourages teachers to apply the knowledge and skills they gain to their teaching and share them with their students, enabling students to further develop their abilities by creating their own websites to compile and showcase their work, talents, activities, and learning experiences in the form of an e-Portfolio.

Under this collaboration, both organizations will jointly plan and support the delivery of hands-on training workshops under the Webkru.in.th (เว็บครู.ไทย) curriculum for teachers and educational personnel. THNIC Foundation will provide knowledge, learning materials, and .in.th and .ไทย domain names for participating teachers and students in accordance with the project requirements. Meanwhile, the Secondary Educational Service Area Office Phetchabun will coordinate with schools under its supervision, select teachers to participate in the training, and encourage them to apply their knowledge to further develop students’ digital skills. It will also support the integration of the Webstudent.in.th curriculum into classroom instruction and school activities.

This collaboration marks a further step in extending digital skills development from teachers to students. It provides students with opportunities to learn and create their own work through personal websites while promoting practical applications of digital technology in learning. It also aims to build a network of educational institutions that can continuously build on shared knowledge and expand digital learning opportunities.