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Educational statistics of local administration and Pataya city, year 1997, Bureau of Local Education Administration, Department of Local Administration, Ministry of Interior, 1998, 154 pages A manual of experimenting to entry data of educational statistics from province, using MS Excel S/W format, 114 pages. 148
Interviews 10 September 1998, 9:00-12:00:- Mr. Parit Kunchorn Na Ayuthaya, Head of Information Section, Planning Section, Technical Division, Department of Education, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, Ministry of Interior. Discussion on the infomation system, computer system and the finance implementation. 10 September 1998, 13:00-16:00:- Ajarn Maneerat, Head of Accounting Section, & Ajarn Patharin, in charge of financial information collection under Ajarn Maneerat, Finance Division, Department of General Education, Ministry of Education. (Tel 628-5322) Discussion on financial information system from provinces to the central and computer system available. 10 September 1998, 16:00-17:00:- Dr. Suwat Saktreesoon, Head of Information Section, Planning Division, Department of General Education, Ministry of Education. Discussion on information system, the follow-up system, and computer system. 11 September 1998, 9:30-11:00:- Ajarn Yupin (Tel 282-9579,71) Head of Subsidy for School Section, Division of Subsidy, Fund and Welfare, Office of Private Education Commission, Ministry of Education. Discussion on subsidy system, issues and impacts, computer system. 11 September 1998, 11.00-12:30:- Ajarn Somneuk. Head fo Planning & Budget Section, & Ajarn Kraingkrai, in charge of planning and budget, Planning Division, Office of Private Education Commission, Ministry of Education. Dicussion of budget allocation and financial information system. 14 September 1998, 9:30-11:00:- Khun Attawut (Tel 668-9345) Head of Basic Information Section, Planning Division, Bureau of Local Education Administration (BLEA), Department of Local Administration, Ministry of Interior. Discussion on information system, financial information system and follow-up of finance school system. 27 September 1998, 9:00-12:00:- Dr. Chatchawal Wataugsorn, Head of Information Sectionm, & Ajarn Wanchai Jundum, in charge of information system development under Dr. Chatchawal, Planning Division, Office of National Primary Education Commission, Ministry of Education. Discussion on information system, financial information, follow-up and monitoring system, and computer network infrastructure. 2 October 1998, 9:00-11:00:- Dr. Chariya Tappakul Na Ayuthaya. Head of Statistics, Research and Evaluation Section, & Ajarn Wasit Oonrung-rueng, in charge of budgeting information collection under Dr. Chariya, Department of Vocational Education, Ministry of Education. Discussion on financial information, information system, and computer system. 2 October 1998, 11:05-12:00:- Ajarn Sirichai Jumniansawat. Head of Computer Network System, Planning Division, Department of Vocational Education, Ministry of Education. Dicussion of issues and computer system available for schools and central office. 12 October 1998, 9:30-11:00:- Ajarn Kanitha Treehirunyakul. Head of Follow-up and Evaluation Section, who is also previous former of Information Section, Planning Section, Office of Private Education Commission, Ministry of Education. Dicussion of follow-up & evaluation on budgeting system and information system. October 1998, 9:30-10:30:- Ajarn Mayuree Ratanamung. Head of Information Section, EMISC, OPS, MOE. Dicussion of information system at EMISC and FIS for decision maker. October 1998, :- Ajarn Kanjanaporn Jumpee. Head of Accounting Section, & Mr. Apichart Treesuk, Head of Budget Administration Section, Finance Division, Non-Formal 149
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