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Byju's Acquires Education Platform Great Learning For $600 Million
Byjus has acquired higher education platform Great Learning and after-school learning app Toppr.
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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
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Budget 2021: Government Must Bridge Digital Divide, Abolish 18% GST Levied On Education
Budget 2021: While the government had given signals of the GDP allocation towards the sector to be at six per cent of GDP, experts demand that the allocation should increase to 10 per cent
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COVID-19: IGNOU To Facilitate Assignment Submission By Learners Through Email
In view of lockdown to combat COVID-19, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) on Monday said it will facilitate assignment submission by learners through email.
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Coronavirus: Panjab University Issues Guidelines For Online Teaching
The Panjab University (PU) on Wednesday issued guidelines for online teaching in order to compensate academic loss of students in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Coronavirus Outbreak: Kolkata Schools Switch To E-Classes To Complete SyllabiÂ
With the West Bengal government extending the closure of educational institutes till April 15 in the wake of the novel coronavirus outbreak, several schools in the city have decided to conduct online classes to complete their syllabi on time.
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Byju's Acquires Education Platform Great Learning For $600 Million
Byjus has acquired higher education platform Great Learning and after-school learning app Toppr.
-
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
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Budget 2021: Government Must Bridge Digital Divide, Abolish 18% GST Levied On Education
Budget 2021: While the government had given signals of the GDP allocation towards the sector to be at six per cent of GDP, experts demand that the allocation should increase to 10 per cent
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COVID-19: IGNOU To Facilitate Assignment Submission By Learners Through Email
In view of lockdown to combat COVID-19, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) on Monday said it will facilitate assignment submission by learners through email.
-
Coronavirus: Panjab University Issues Guidelines For Online Teaching
The Panjab University (PU) on Wednesday issued guidelines for online teaching in order to compensate academic loss of students in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Coronavirus Outbreak: Kolkata Schools Switch To E-Classes To Complete SyllabiÂ
With the West Bengal government extending the closure of educational institutes till April 15 in the wake of the novel coronavirus outbreak, several schools in the city have decided to conduct online classes to complete their syllabi on time.
