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Digital Learning In Rural India
Schools in Tier I cities fare better in infrastructure, access and learning outcomes, but those in rural India are still lagging, with stark disparities across states; the renewed focus on education through the NEP 2020 in contiguity with the Digital India Mission presents a grand opportunity to reimagine our education system
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ThinkSharp Foundation Bridges Technology Gap In Education With ONGC
ONGC partners with ThinkSharp Foundation for making schools smart in the coastal areas of Mumbai and Palghar
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Conversational AI: Technology Redefining Online Education In Rural India
Artificial Intelligence has the potential to make a huge impact on learning, teaching, and education
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Why EdTech Sector Has Been A Boon In Rural Areas?
Edtech offers a way that each child can be taught in his or her home language or mother tongue and at one’s own pace.
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The NGO That’s Focusing On Healthcare And Educational Upliftment Of Rural India Post First Covid-19 Wave
Asif Kamal Foundation striving to address the gap in the availability of low-cost primary health care for rural and urban underprivileged communities.
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ConveGenius Uses Conversational AI To Deliver Education To 1.5 Cr Students Across Tier-3 Cities & Rural India
The firm adopted the chatbot-based model of learning by integrating WhatsApp APIs into their solution and using the messenger function to deliver small chunks of information and materials to students studying from home.
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Centre To Focus On Increasing Gross Enrollment Ratio, Building Higher Education Institutions In Rural India: Prakash Javadekar
This will be especially beneficial to girl students who generally do not venture out to long distances.
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Online Classes: Paradox Of Urban Vs Rural India
CBSE schools are still not able to come to terms with online classes.
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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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