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Italy Tests AI-Assisted Teaching In Schools To Boost IT Skills
AI tools on classroom tablets and computers will act as "virtual assistants that can make learning easier for students and help teachers identify methods for an increasingly bespoke education"
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How Online Education Is Addressing The Changing Needs Of Learners
The development and acceptance of online learning platform has made education more flexible and accessible to everyone.
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Facebook Parent Meta to Launch Metaverse Academy, Aims to Train 100 Students in First Year
Facebook parent Meta will launch a Metaverse Academy for the upcoming academic year in collaboration with a French digital training firm. The academy will teach 3D world and interactions in the virtual universes.
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Health, Education Departments To Jointly Prepare Roadmap To Vaccinate Teachers At District Level
During the virtual meeting, Anita Karwal Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy (DoSEL) has advised all the states and UTs to get the first dose of Covid vaccination completed for all the teaching and non-teaching staff during the month of September 2021.
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Explain Shortcomings In Providing Online Education, Madras High Court Tells Tamil Nadu Government, UGC
The court direction came when the first bench of Justice Sanjib Kumar Banerjee and Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy was hearing a PIL seeking a direction to the authorities to vaccinate students, especially the college-going ones, their teaching and non-teaching staff on a priority basis, against Covid-19.
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School Reopening: These States Have Resumed Classes In Online Mode From Today
School Reopening News: For the safety of the students and the teaching and non-teaching staff attending the educational institutions amid Covid, the government of these states has not allowed classes in offline mode.
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DD Bihar To Broadcast Classes For Students Of 9 To 12 From Today
DD Bihar will be broadcasting virtual teaching classes for the students of Classes 9, 10, 11, and 12 from today amid schools closing across the state due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A Year Of Online Classes, Exams: COVID-19 Prompts Shift To 'New Normal' In Teaching And Learning
A year of learning in 'smartphone class rooms' and appearing for 'WhatsApp exams', virtual campus tours to Zoom placement drives and ultimately massive increase in 'screen time', the last academic session will go down in history as beginning of the "new normal" prompted by coronavirus-induced lockdo
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Tamil Nadu Government Asks Colleges To Shift To Online Mode Of Teaching Amid Rise In Covid Cases
Close on the heels of closure of schools in the backdrop of surging COVID-19 cases, the Tamil Nadu government on Monday asked higher education institutions to switch to online teaching and said semester exams will also be conducted on the virtual mode.
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Tamil Nadu Asks Colleges To Shift To Online Mode Of Teaching Due To COVID-19 Cases
Close on the heels of closure of schools in the backdrop of surging COVID-19 cases, the Tamil Nadu government on Monday asked higher education institutions to switch to online teaching and said semester exams will also be conducted on the virtual mode.
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Education Minister Launches Virtual 'Toyathon' To Promote Innovative Teaching
Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal virtually launched the ‘Toyathon Challenge 2020' on Thursday, December 3, 2020. This initiative is in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 to impart education to students through innovative toy technologies.
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Confident That Teachings Of Vivekananda Will Be Followed By JNU Students: VC Jagadesh Kumar
Ahead of the unveiling of Swami Vivekananda's statue at JNU, its Vice Chancellor Jagadesh Kumar expressed confidence that the teachings of the spiritual leader will be followed by the students. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually unveil the statue at 6:30 pm today.
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HRD Ministry Working on SOPs for Online Classes With Aim to Address Increased Screen Time, Digital Divide
The HRD Ministry is working on Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for online classes which will ensure that students don''t have to spend hours before computers or on phones to attend virtual classes and can learn at their own pace, according to officials.
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Coronavirus: As Schools Switch to Online Education in India, Who Gets Left Behind?
Many schools across India have embraced remote learning models to let their students stay connected with their studies despite the ongoing panic and fear of the coronavirus outbreak. But there are still several students who don’t have access to Internet-driven virtual classrooms.
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Paralysed For 10 Years, Principal Runs School From Her Bed, Virtually
For the last 10 years, 64-year-old Uma Sharma has been on a hospital bed. Her entire body, except her hands and face, has been paralysed for a decade. But her physical limitations have not barred the school principal from missing even a single academic day at school. She is present every day, virtually.
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Italy Tests AI-Assisted Teaching In Schools To Boost IT Skills
AI tools on classroom tablets and computers will act as "virtual assistants that can make learning easier for students and help teachers identify methods for an increasingly bespoke education"
-
How Online Education Is Addressing The Changing Needs Of Learners
The development and acceptance of online learning platform has made education more flexible and accessible to everyone.
-
Facebook Parent Meta to Launch Metaverse Academy, Aims to Train 100 Students in First Year
Facebook parent Meta will launch a Metaverse Academy for the upcoming academic year in collaboration with a French digital training firm. The academy will teach 3D world and interactions in the virtual universes.
-
Health, Education Departments To Jointly Prepare Roadmap To Vaccinate Teachers At District Level
During the virtual meeting, Anita Karwal Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy (DoSEL) has advised all the states and UTs to get the first dose of Covid vaccination completed for all the teaching and non-teaching staff during the month of September 2021.
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Explain Shortcomings In Providing Online Education, Madras High Court Tells Tamil Nadu Government, UGC
The court direction came when the first bench of Justice Sanjib Kumar Banerjee and Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy was hearing a PIL seeking a direction to the authorities to vaccinate students, especially the college-going ones, their teaching and non-teaching staff on a priority basis, against Covid-19.
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School Reopening: These States Have Resumed Classes In Online Mode From Today
School Reopening News: For the safety of the students and the teaching and non-teaching staff attending the educational institutions amid Covid, the government of these states has not allowed classes in offline mode.
-
DD Bihar To Broadcast Classes For Students Of 9 To 12 From Today
DD Bihar will be broadcasting virtual teaching classes for the students of Classes 9, 10, 11, and 12 from today amid schools closing across the state due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
A Year Of Online Classes, Exams: COVID-19 Prompts Shift To 'New Normal' In Teaching And Learning
A year of learning in 'smartphone class rooms' and appearing for 'WhatsApp exams', virtual campus tours to Zoom placement drives and ultimately massive increase in 'screen time', the last academic session will go down in history as beginning of the "new normal" prompted by coronavirus-induced lockdo
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Tamil Nadu Government Asks Colleges To Shift To Online Mode Of Teaching Amid Rise In Covid Cases
Close on the heels of closure of schools in the backdrop of surging COVID-19 cases, the Tamil Nadu government on Monday asked higher education institutions to switch to online teaching and said semester exams will also be conducted on the virtual mode.
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Tamil Nadu Asks Colleges To Shift To Online Mode Of Teaching Due To COVID-19 Cases
Close on the heels of closure of schools in the backdrop of surging COVID-19 cases, the Tamil Nadu government on Monday asked higher education institutions to switch to online teaching and said semester exams will also be conducted on the virtual mode.
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Education Minister Launches Virtual 'Toyathon' To Promote Innovative Teaching
Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal virtually launched the ‘Toyathon Challenge 2020' on Thursday, December 3, 2020. This initiative is in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 to impart education to students through innovative toy technologies.
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Confident That Teachings Of Vivekananda Will Be Followed By JNU Students: VC Jagadesh Kumar
Ahead of the unveiling of Swami Vivekananda's statue at JNU, its Vice Chancellor Jagadesh Kumar expressed confidence that the teachings of the spiritual leader will be followed by the students. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually unveil the statue at 6:30 pm today.
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HRD Ministry Working on SOPs for Online Classes With Aim to Address Increased Screen Time, Digital Divide
The HRD Ministry is working on Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for online classes which will ensure that students don''t have to spend hours before computers or on phones to attend virtual classes and can learn at their own pace, according to officials.
-
Coronavirus: As Schools Switch to Online Education in India, Who Gets Left Behind?
Many schools across India have embraced remote learning models to let their students stay connected with their studies despite the ongoing panic and fear of the coronavirus outbreak. But there are still several students who don’t have access to Internet-driven virtual classrooms.
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Paralysed For 10 Years, Principal Runs School From Her Bed, Virtually
For the last 10 years, 64-year-old Uma Sharma has been on a hospital bed. Her entire body, except her hands and face, has been paralysed for a decade. But her physical limitations have not barred the school principal from missing even a single academic day at school. She is present every day, virtually.
