Digital education platforms expand in Indonesia and Malaysia

In Indonesia, the Enuma School platform has integrated its digital learning content into the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education’s Rumah Pendidikan ecosystem. Through the Mikro Pembangunan program, the platform aims to provide teachers and schools with easier access to digital materials. Enuma Indonesia reports that its program has reached 36,000 students across 844 schools over five years, with collaborations established across 12 regencies and cities, including Mimika, Raja Ampat, and Balikpapan. The program's development has received support from the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).

In Malaysia, the Ministry of Digital has officially handed over the Portal Sekolahku to the Ministry of Education. Developed by GovTech Malaysia, the centralized digital platform aggregates official school information, including location-based searches, institutional profiles, and basic statistics. The initiative, launched by Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo and Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek, is designed to provide parents and guardians with faster, more accurate access to educational references through a single channel.