After media reports, the education ministry abolish benefits for nearby Haki Abaz

Media reports today Callo. com, the portal close to Kosovo's deputy prime minister, Hakki Abazi, has been committed by the Kosovo government to recording online lectures for Kosovo elementary and high school students.

This was confirmed Monday, when this learning process began to be implemented.

However, in a report by the Ministry of Education on Monday afternoon, it has been decided that the videos in online speeches will be published on the Ministry website and the same can be used by any physical or legal person by fulfilling three conditions, writes Insander.

The decision has been announced through social network Facebook, Deputy Education Minister Yusuf Thaci.

Seeing as there's a lot of interest in using these materials, Thaci said, and given the need for students to have access to these materials as easily as possible, THE August “today has decided that these materials will also be offered as an open source ( source)” under three conditions.

“1. These materials and content remain the property of August. 2. These materials and content cannot be modified. 3. These materials and content cannot be assembled (can't be used for profitable purposes)”, Deputy Minister Thaci underlined.

This implies that any physical or legal person who adheres to the above-mentioned conditions can use, publish or transmit these materials and content to the public by any means, the form or format that is available”, he said.

The second point of “publishing conditions”, as the deputy minister Thaci put it, envisions that materials cannot be modified.

At this point, portal profit is abolished Callo. com Whether to display line markers E-learn, in which the portal logo in question was promoted during Monday's videos.