Technology is not all about playing games online or watching animated videos etc. The benefits of technology depend on the way children, parents and teachers choose to use it to enhance learning.
While scepticism mares Modi Government’s vision to make all critical exams and skill assessment tests digital, there is a window of opportunity for the private sector to utilise the data for their recruitment; and help cut the costs associated with talent....
At Indian Education Congress 2017, we were addressed by one of the leading minds in the Education Industry, Dr. Manpreet Singh Manna, Director of AICTE, who spoke about the challenges faced when technology meets Skill Industry.
Today, classroom teaching has become more and more interactive with use of digital methods such as PPTs, video presentations, e-learning methods, online training and other digital methods,
With the present government pushing its agenda of enabling every citizen with digital prowess, there is no doubt that the fundamental social training medium i.e. education, will experience a paradigm shift going forward.
EdTech firms have seen a huge inflow of funds in 2016, setting the trend for 2017. The firms in this sector have seen investments of over $320 million in 2016.
