Online Education
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Learning Is Free Online, So Why Are Parents Paying Lakhs For Education?
Homeschooling is likely to grow in urban India, particularly among families frustrated with rote learning, school pressure and the race for marks.
-
How Some Children Prospered in Pandemic Online Learning
The COVID-19 pandemic transitioned education to online learning. While many faced issues, others were relieved with the online classrooms. The study focussed on the entirety of the pandemic in diverse and economically challenged Eastern Canadian schools. Online learning gave some children autonomy and a break from the business of curriculum for chi...
-
Byju’s Completes $950 Million Aakash Acquisition, Receives $800 Million Funds Raised in March
Byju’s announced on Monday that it had completed payment estimated at $950 million (roughly Rs. XXX crore) for the acquisition of Aakash Educational Services. The edtech firm also revealed that it had received a majority of the $800 million (roughly Rs. XXX crore) it raised in its latest round of funding. The company recently announced it had la...
-
Nearly 90% Of School Students In Patna, Muzaffarpur Don't Have Access To Online Education: Survey
According to CBPS, "almost 90 per cent of the children do not have access to online/ TV education. Therefore, the reach of online education is limited and more so for children from marginalised communities."
-
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan To Launch ‘Padhe Bharat’ 100 Days Reading Campaign Today
The 100-days reading campaign, or the Padhe Bharat campaign, will help students in improving their creativity, critical thinking, vocabulary and their ability to express both verbally and in writing.
-
Digital Divide Still A Challenge In Remote Teaching, Learning: Experts
Teaching and learning activities had to move online when the pandemic forced the closure of schools and colleges. While technology ensured that learning is not completely suspended, the digital divide continues to make remote learning an "operational nightmare".
-
Over 2.96 Crore School Students Lack Digital Access, Bihar Records Highest Number: Government
The details were presented by Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in a written response to a question in the Lower House.
-
Online School May Be A Virtual Solution But Can Leave Students Suffering Emotionally And Socially
The study found a social and academic gap between students who had been attending in person and their counterparts who had been attending remotely
-
More Mobile Towers, Better Network For Online Education In Assam Soon
The Assam cabinet has decided to enhance its mobile network coverage by working with the network providers to install more mobile towers in the state to facilitate online education.
-
No Child Deprived Of Online Education During Pandemic: Prakash Javadekar
No child was deprived of online education during the pandemic as the government had taken several steps in that direction, Union minister Prakash Javadekar said on Monday in the Lok Sabha.
-
Prime Minister To Virtually Address Convocation Of Tezpur University
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be virtually addressing the students of Tezpur University in Assam during its 18th convocation ceremony on January 22.
-
Board Exams 2021: ‘Students Face Panic Attacks, Sleeplessness’, Say Teachers
Board Exams 2021: Due to online education, many students are worried about their performance in the CBSE Board exams 2021 as the classes have remained disrupted for months causing a likely pushback in gaining practical knowledge and attending unit tests.
-
COVID-19 And Online Education In 2020
Since the lockdown was enforced on March 24, state and central governments have attempted to move teaching online but no aspect of schooling -- classes, exams, school lunches -- remain unaffected. Here’s how the COVID-19 pandemic affected schooling and what the states did about it.
-
Providing Online Education In Pandemic Responsibility Of Private Schools Under RTE Act: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Friday said that online education was covered under the Right to Education (RTE) Act and therefore, the private schools were providing the same as part of their responsibilities under the statute and not as a voluntary or social service.
-
"Online Education For UP Children Is An Impractical Step": Akhilesh Yadav
Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Saturday termed as impractical the decision of the Uttar Pradesh government to impart online education following the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Learning Is Free Online, So Why Are Parents Paying Lakhs For Education?
Homeschooling is likely to grow in urban India, particularly among families frustrated with rote learning, school pressure and the race for marks.
-
How Some Children Prospered in Pandemic Online Learning
The COVID-19 pandemic transitioned education to online learning. While many faced issues, others were relieved with the online classrooms. The study focussed on the entirety of the pandemic in diverse and economically challenged Eastern Canadian schools. Online learning gave some children autonomy and a break from the business of curriculum for chi...
-
Byju’s Completes $950 Million Aakash Acquisition, Receives $800 Million Funds Raised in March
Byju’s announced on Monday that it had completed payment estimated at $950 million (roughly Rs. XXX crore) for the acquisition of Aakash Educational Services. The edtech firm also revealed that it had received a majority of the $800 million (roughly Rs. XXX crore) it raised in its latest round of funding. The company recently announced it had la...
-
Nearly 90% Of School Students In Patna, Muzaffarpur Don't Have Access To Online Education: Survey
According to CBPS, "almost 90 per cent of the children do not have access to online/ TV education. Therefore, the reach of online education is limited and more so for children from marginalised communities."
-
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan To Launch ‘Padhe Bharat’ 100 Days Reading Campaign Today
The 100-days reading campaign, or the Padhe Bharat campaign, will help students in improving their creativity, critical thinking, vocabulary and their ability to express both verbally and in writing.
-
Digital Divide Still A Challenge In Remote Teaching, Learning: Experts
Teaching and learning activities had to move online when the pandemic forced the closure of schools and colleges. While technology ensured that learning is not completely suspended, the digital divide continues to make remote learning an "operational nightmare".
-
Over 2.96 Crore School Students Lack Digital Access, Bihar Records Highest Number: Government
The details were presented by Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in a written response to a question in the Lower House.
-
Online School May Be A Virtual Solution But Can Leave Students Suffering Emotionally And Socially
The study found a social and academic gap between students who had been attending in person and their counterparts who had been attending remotely
-
More Mobile Towers, Better Network For Online Education In Assam Soon
The Assam cabinet has decided to enhance its mobile network coverage by working with the network providers to install more mobile towers in the state to facilitate online education.
-
No Child Deprived Of Online Education During Pandemic: Prakash Javadekar
No child was deprived of online education during the pandemic as the government had taken several steps in that direction, Union minister Prakash Javadekar said on Monday in the Lok Sabha.
-
Prime Minister To Virtually Address Convocation Of Tezpur University
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be virtually addressing the students of Tezpur University in Assam during its 18th convocation ceremony on January 22.
-
Board Exams 2021: ‘Students Face Panic Attacks, Sleeplessness’, Say Teachers
Board Exams 2021: Due to online education, many students are worried about their performance in the CBSE Board exams 2021 as the classes have remained disrupted for months causing a likely pushback in gaining practical knowledge and attending unit tests.
-
COVID-19 And Online Education In 2020
Since the lockdown was enforced on March 24, state and central governments have attempted to move teaching online but no aspect of schooling -- classes, exams, school lunches -- remain unaffected. Here’s how the COVID-19 pandemic affected schooling and what the states did about it.
-
Providing Online Education In Pandemic Responsibility Of Private Schools Under RTE Act: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Friday said that online education was covered under the Right to Education (RTE) Act and therefore, the private schools were providing the same as part of their responsibilities under the statute and not as a voluntary or social service.
-
"Online Education For UP Children Is An Impractical Step": Akhilesh Yadav
Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Saturday termed as impractical the decision of the Uttar Pradesh government to impart online education following the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic.
