LGED-CReLIC holds workshop on e-learning content for climate-resilient infrastructure
Staff Correspondent
The Climate Resilient Local Infrastructure Centre (CReLIC) under the Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) organized a workshop on the content overview of the "Consultancy Services for E-Learning Content Development" at the LGED Headquarters seminar room on Sunday.
Attending as the chief guest, LGED Additional Chief Engineer Abul Bashed Mohammad Rezaul Bari stressed that e-learning materials will play a pivotal role in shaping a skilled workforce dedicated to building climate-resilient infrastructure, urging stakeholders to collaborate on producing user-friendly content.
Presiding over the session, LGED Additional Chief Engineer and CReLIC Director Salma Shahid noted that digital training modules will streamline capacity-building for LGED officials, emphasizing that participant feedback is vital for creating practical and sustainable learning resources.
During the workshop, Imran Hossain, Content Developer representing the appointed consultancy firm Addie Soft Limited, delivered a detailed presentation outlining the roadmap and future work plan for the content design. K. M. Abdullah Al-Murad, Director of Business Development; Md. Sabed Alam, Team Leader; and Md. Shariful Islam, AGM of Addie Soft Limited, were also in attendance.
The event drew senior LGED officials, including Additional Chief Engineer Kazi Saiful Kabir, along with superintending engineers, project directors, executive engineers, and assistant engineers from various municipal and infrastructural projects.
