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Between Barbed Wires And Classrooms: Centre Highlights Support For Border-Side Schools
The Union Education Ministry in parliament on Monday outlined the steps being taken to support schooling in Punjab's "zero-line" border villages.
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Tech Giants Invest Millions In AI Training For Teachers, Eyeing Classroom Dominance
The initiative raises questions about the future role of teachers, but proponents argue it will empower educators to use AI wisely and ethically.
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Why Gen Alpha Will Be The Most Watched Generation In Human History
From smart toys and virtual assistants to personalised learning platforms, Gen Alpha is surrounded by AI-powered devices.
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Uttar Pradesh Gets 928 PM Shri Schools With Smart classrooms, Digital Labs
The scheme focuses on improving the infrastructure of the schools by developing Baalvatika, smart classrooms, science laboratories, digital libraries and sports facilities.
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First In UP: All Government Schools In Bareilly Have Access To Smart Classes
In order to transform Uttar Pradesh into a technologically advanced state and improve classroom teaching, the state government is promoting digital learning.
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"Put Learners First": UNESCO Calls For Worldwide Smartphone Ban In Schools
A report by the United Nations has recommended that smartphones should be banned from schools in a bid to tackle classroom disruption, improve learning and help protect children from online bullying.
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UGC Drafts Handbook On 'Digital Hygiene'; Details Redefined Protocols For Virtual Classrooms
The UGC has drafted a handbook for Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) to enable students and teachers to stay safe in "Cyber Space".
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UGC Drafts Handbook on 'Digital Hygiene', Details Redefined Protocols for Virtual Classrooms
University Grants Commission (UGC) has released a draft handbook on "Digital Hygiene", which includes recommendations for virtual classrooms including secure internet browsing, closing webcam and computer audio when not in use, and not downloading content while using public Wi-Fi.
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In Bengal Village, Teacher Turns Walls Into Blackboards To Close Digital Gap
In a small tribal village on the eastern tip of India, an enterprising teacher has turned walls into blackboards and roads into classrooms, trying to close the gap in learning brought on by prolonged school shutdowns in the country.
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Byju’s Partners With Google to Aid Free Online Learning Platform for Indian Schools
Byju’s on Wednesday announced its partnership with Google to bring free online learning to Indian schools. The new offering will integrate Google Workspace for Education with Byju’s Vidyartha to provide a unified platform to teachers and students.
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Digital Education Not A Replacement For Formal Classroom: Delhi High Court Judge Cautions
Digital education is not a replacement for formal classroom schooling and digitalising elementary education, by restricting a child to be a passive receiver without an interactive environment, needs deeper probe, a Delhi High Court judge said on Friday as a note of caution.
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Google to Deploy E-Classroom Tools in 1 Lakh Maharashtra Schools for Free
Google has partnered with Maharashtra State Education Department to deploy digital tools such as G Suite for Education and Google Classroom free-of-cost across the state. The tech giant’s education tools and services will be adopted in over one lakh schools, benefitting over 2.3 crore students and teachers in the state.
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HRD Ministry Working on SOPs for Online Classes With Aim to Address Increased Screen Time, Digital Divide
The HRD Ministry is working on Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for online classes which will ensure that students don''t have to spend hours before computers or on phones to attend virtual classes and can learn at their own pace, according to officials.
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West Bengal Schools, Colleges To Follow State Government Advisory On Resuming Classroom Teaching
State Education Minister Partha Chatterjee earlier said that schools and colleges of West Bengal will resume classroom teaching after June 30. However, Union Human Resources Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank said that schools and colleges across the country could open after August 15.
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Classroom Learning Will Change Post COVID-19 Lockdown: HRD Secretary
When schools reopen, the way classroom learning used to happen so far is going to change, HRD School Education Secretary Anita Karwal said on Friday asserting that the COVID-19 pandemic has put the focus on quality of digital education which was postponed so far.
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Between Barbed Wires And Classrooms: Centre Highlights Support For Border-Side Schools
The Union Education Ministry in parliament on Monday outlined the steps being taken to support schooling in Punjab's "zero-line" border villages.
-
Tech Giants Invest Millions In AI Training For Teachers, Eyeing Classroom Dominance
The initiative raises questions about the future role of teachers, but proponents argue it will empower educators to use AI wisely and ethically.
-
Why Gen Alpha Will Be The Most Watched Generation In Human History
From smart toys and virtual assistants to personalised learning platforms, Gen Alpha is surrounded by AI-powered devices.
-
Uttar Pradesh Gets 928 PM Shri Schools With Smart classrooms, Digital Labs
The scheme focuses on improving the infrastructure of the schools by developing Baalvatika, smart classrooms, science laboratories, digital libraries and sports facilities.
-
First In UP: All Government Schools In Bareilly Have Access To Smart Classes
In order to transform Uttar Pradesh into a technologically advanced state and improve classroom teaching, the state government is promoting digital learning.
-
"Put Learners First": UNESCO Calls For Worldwide Smartphone Ban In Schools
A report by the United Nations has recommended that smartphones should be banned from schools in a bid to tackle classroom disruption, improve learning and help protect children from online bullying.
-
UGC Drafts Handbook On 'Digital Hygiene'; Details Redefined Protocols For Virtual Classrooms
The UGC has drafted a handbook for Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) to enable students and teachers to stay safe in "Cyber Space".
-
UGC Drafts Handbook on 'Digital Hygiene', Details Redefined Protocols for Virtual Classrooms
University Grants Commission (UGC) has released a draft handbook on "Digital Hygiene", which includes recommendations for virtual classrooms including secure internet browsing, closing webcam and computer audio when not in use, and not downloading content while using public Wi-Fi.
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In Bengal Village, Teacher Turns Walls Into Blackboards To Close Digital Gap
In a small tribal village on the eastern tip of India, an enterprising teacher has turned walls into blackboards and roads into classrooms, trying to close the gap in learning brought on by prolonged school shutdowns in the country.
-
Byju’s Partners With Google to Aid Free Online Learning Platform for Indian Schools
Byju’s on Wednesday announced its partnership with Google to bring free online learning to Indian schools. The new offering will integrate Google Workspace for Education with Byju’s Vidyartha to provide a unified platform to teachers and students.
-
Digital Education Not A Replacement For Formal Classroom: Delhi High Court Judge Cautions
Digital education is not a replacement for formal classroom schooling and digitalising elementary education, by restricting a child to be a passive receiver without an interactive environment, needs deeper probe, a Delhi High Court judge said on Friday as a note of caution.
-
Google to Deploy E-Classroom Tools in 1 Lakh Maharashtra Schools for Free
Google has partnered with Maharashtra State Education Department to deploy digital tools such as G Suite for Education and Google Classroom free-of-cost across the state. The tech giant’s education tools and services will be adopted in over one lakh schools, benefitting over 2.3 crore students and teachers in the state.
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HRD Ministry Working on SOPs for Online Classes With Aim to Address Increased Screen Time, Digital Divide
The HRD Ministry is working on Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for online classes which will ensure that students don''t have to spend hours before computers or on phones to attend virtual classes and can learn at their own pace, according to officials.
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West Bengal Schools, Colleges To Follow State Government Advisory On Resuming Classroom Teaching
State Education Minister Partha Chatterjee earlier said that schools and colleges of West Bengal will resume classroom teaching after June 30. However, Union Human Resources Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank said that schools and colleges across the country could open after August 15.
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Classroom Learning Will Change Post COVID-19 Lockdown: HRD Secretary
When schools reopen, the way classroom learning used to happen so far is going to change, HRD School Education Secretary Anita Karwal said on Friday asserting that the COVID-19 pandemic has put the focus on quality of digital education which was postponed so far.
