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Kerala Blockchain Academy Offers Two Free Programmes
Kerala Blockchain Academy, under the state-run Digital University Kerala, is offering two free fundamental programs in Blockchain technology.
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Exclusion Of Students From Weaker Sections Can Create Digital Divide: Vice President
While terming the power of online education a "digital bridge" for people in remote areas, he stressed that care must be taken not to exclude students from socio-economically weaker sections and create a "digital divide".
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Kerala Government Initiates Digital Project For Higher Education Institutions
Kerela government has recently formed a special committee to implement digital education in higher education institutions including colleges and universities.
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Percentage Of School Students Owning Smartphone In Rural India Rose To 61% In 2 Years: Economic Survey
The percentage of school students owning a smartphone in rural India has increased from over 36 per cent to 61 per cent in the last two years, the Economic Survey 2020-21 noted and stated that if utilised well, the resultant reduction in digital divide is likely to reduce inequalities in education.
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Teaching Math Online At 80, Ambuja Iyer Says Journey Not Over Yet
Ambuja Iyer, a Mathematics teacher, has taken up teaching online at the age of 80. A pioneer in the field of Indian education, Ambuja Iyer, is a Mathematics teacher who has taught around 50 thousand students over the years.
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Productive Screen Time Maybe Necessary For Meeting Learning Outcomes, Say Schools
The HRD ministry's cap on duration of online classes has thrown private schools in a quandary as they juggle to strike a balance between "good screen time" and "bad screen time", while trying to address curriculum concerns of senior classes.
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High Court Stays Karnataka Government's Decision On Discontinuing Online Classes
The Karnataka High Court has stayed the Karnataka government's order banning conduct of online classes by schools stating that banning it encroaches upon the Fundamental Right to Life and Education.
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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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Digital Divide May Turn Shift To Online Classes Operational Nightmare, Warns Experts
As per statistics, there are over 35 crore students in India. However, it is not clear as to how many of them have access to digital devices and internet.
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Eminent Scientist VK Saraswat Suggests Shift-System In Schools When They Reopen
Former Director General of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and NITI Aayog member, VK Saraswat, stressed the need for schools to have a strategy when they reopen keeping in mind the safety of students like working in shifts or employing more teachers.
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Teaching During COVID-19: Rajasthan Education Department Releases List Of Star Teachers
Rajasthan Education Department has shortlisted and congratulated 287 teachers for their efforts to strengthen education during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Maharashtra Plans To Expand Online Learning,Digital Classes In Schools: Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray
Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said that the school system should be able to accommodate more students through online and digital classrooms
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Coronavirus: Digital Tools Keep Classes On As Schools, Colleges Shut
The tools that are helping remote learning range from a growing number of mobile apps to digital learning management systems and collaboration tools such as Blackboard, Microsoft Teams and Zoom, among others.
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Kerala Blockchain Academy Offers Two Free Programmes
Kerala Blockchain Academy, under the state-run Digital University Kerala, is offering two free fundamental programs in Blockchain technology.
-
Exclusion Of Students From Weaker Sections Can Create Digital Divide: Vice President
While terming the power of online education a "digital bridge" for people in remote areas, he stressed that care must be taken not to exclude students from socio-economically weaker sections and create a "digital divide".
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Kerala Government Initiates Digital Project For Higher Education Institutions
Kerela government has recently formed a special committee to implement digital education in higher education institutions including colleges and universities.
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Percentage Of School Students Owning Smartphone In Rural India Rose To 61% In 2 Years: Economic Survey
The percentage of school students owning a smartphone in rural India has increased from over 36 per cent to 61 per cent in the last two years, the Economic Survey 2020-21 noted and stated that if utilised well, the resultant reduction in digital divide is likely to reduce inequalities in education.
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Teaching Math Online At 80, Ambuja Iyer Says Journey Not Over Yet
Ambuja Iyer, a Mathematics teacher, has taken up teaching online at the age of 80. A pioneer in the field of Indian education, Ambuja Iyer, is a Mathematics teacher who has taught around 50 thousand students over the years.
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Productive Screen Time Maybe Necessary For Meeting Learning Outcomes, Say Schools
The HRD ministry's cap on duration of online classes has thrown private schools in a quandary as they juggle to strike a balance between "good screen time" and "bad screen time", while trying to address curriculum concerns of senior classes.
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High Court Stays Karnataka Government's Decision On Discontinuing Online Classes
The Karnataka High Court has stayed the Karnataka government's order banning conduct of online classes by schools stating that banning it encroaches upon the Fundamental Right to Life and Education.
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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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Digital Divide May Turn Shift To Online Classes Operational Nightmare, Warns Experts
As per statistics, there are over 35 crore students in India. However, it is not clear as to how many of them have access to digital devices and internet.
-
Eminent Scientist VK Saraswat Suggests Shift-System In Schools When They Reopen
Former Director General of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and NITI Aayog member, VK Saraswat, stressed the need for schools to have a strategy when they reopen keeping in mind the safety of students like working in shifts or employing more teachers.
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Teaching During COVID-19: Rajasthan Education Department Releases List Of Star Teachers
Rajasthan Education Department has shortlisted and congratulated 287 teachers for their efforts to strengthen education during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Maharashtra Plans To Expand Online Learning,Digital Classes In Schools: Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray
Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said that the school system should be able to accommodate more students through online and digital classrooms
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Coronavirus: Digital Tools Keep Classes On As Schools, Colleges Shut
The tools that are helping remote learning range from a growing number of mobile apps to digital learning management systems and collaboration tools such as Blackboard, Microsoft Teams and Zoom, among others.
