2026 Digital Learning Innovation Grant at UBSI Drives Collaboration and Digital Learning Innovation
Universitas Bina Sarana Informatika (UBSI) continues to encourage collaboration and innovation in the development of digital learning within higher education. This was stated by the Vice Rector I for Academic Affairs at UBSI, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Diah Puspitasari, during the Dissemination of Digital Learning Transformation Results based on Case Method and Project-Based Learning for Computer Network courses held at the Asyana Hotel Pemuda on Wednesday (16/9).
In her opening remarks, Diah expressed her appreciation to the UBSI Informatics Study Programme and the 2026 Digital Learning Innovation (IPD) Grant Team, particularly Jordy Lasmana Putra as the Team Leader, for executing a programme in partnership with STT Wastukancana Purwakarta.
“UBSI itself has received the IPD Grant several times. Alhamdullilah, through its implementation, UBSI has received appreciation and is recognised as one of the teams with the best execution in this IPD Grant,” Diah stated in a press release received on Friday (25/9).
According to her, this experience is part of UBSI’s efforts to develop digital learning innovations, ranging from the implementation of online learning to the improvement of teaching material quality.
Diah also emphasised the importance of utilising innovation and technology, particularly in the fields of technology and computing, to enhance the literacy of the public and various stakeholders.
“With widespread innovation and the utilisation of technology and computing, learning can continuously improve literacy for the entire community and all stakeholders,” she noted.
She assessed that collaboration between higher education institutions is a vital component in expanding the benefits of learning innovation while supporting increased participation in higher education across Indonesia.
Consequently, Diah hopes that the dissemination activity can serve as a space to strengthen collaboration and develop sustainable learning innovations.
“May this forum provide us with spaces that are collaborative and competitive in enhancing innovation within the field of learning,” she said.
UBSI hopes that the developed digital learning innovations will continue to contribute to the improvement of higher education quality and provide broader benefits to society.