Latest Articles in digital education
No-Code: A Game-Changing Technology To Enable Digital Education
By leveraging this development, organizations can significantly cut down their IT backlog and quickly build enterprise-level applications for internal or external use.
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Live Learning Gets A Shot In The Arm With Real-Time Engagement
Digital education and constructive learning outcomes are what teachers, students and parents are looking forward to, as they get used to real-time learning in the new normal.
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Pedagogies In New Era Of Education
Here are the pedagogies that in this novel era of education, the system should adopt and impart for students to be industry-ready.
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Growing Popularity Of Digital Education In India
Digital learning tools are fast entering educational set-ups and revolutionizing the traditional chalk-black board system of learning existing in classrooms.
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Empowering Girl Child Through Digital Education
The IT industry has often acknowledged the importance of digital literacy in the empowerment of girls and women.
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5 Ways To Assist Children With Transition To Online Classes
Digital education which has been around for quite some time as a supplement to Chalk and Talk pedagogy has suddenly become the new normal.
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Why Cost Effective EdTech Platforms Are Important In The Current Situation?
We must consider the role of affordability of the technology in making Edtech platform so desirable.
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Simulating A Superior Learning Experience: How AR/VR Can Unlock The Full Potential Of Digital Education In India
A combination of VR and AR can enhance the remote learning experience of students by adding an extra dimension to the curriculum.
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Online Education: Bridging The Gap Or Creating A Gap?
India is clearly ill-prepared to transition into a digital education system right now
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Digital Education Barriers In Rural India
The digitalization of education in the semi-urban and rural regions of India remains a challenging feat to achieve and we still have a long way to go.
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