digitalLEARNINGMagazine by Elets
Editorial section
While the ‘Make in India’ initiative of Government of India is inviting global participation in the manufacturing space, adding another dimension to the initiative is ‘Educate in India’ that will shape the future of the Indian...
India’s demographic dividend has the power to drive the growth of the country and also be the key engine to fuel global growth. However the vast talent pool of the country suffers from either not having...
The education system has undergone various changes and spells of evolution in tune with the changing times, to live up to the demands of the day. And, when technology has made its way to almost all...
The Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2014 and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s pet project Digital India have brought to fore the huge disconnect between Digital drive and educational malaise. Both are big on talk but...
With the Indian education system welcoming the new age methods of teaching, the dream of modern India will be a reality soon. The adoption of high-tech driven technologies in education seems bridging the gap between the...
India’s education system has long waited for a major structural revamp. Dream of modern, high tech-driven education, accessible to all seems distant. The previous governments did try to bridge the digital divide. The schemes were launched...
The New Year is around the corner. However, for most parents, the revelry is short-lived more than often. The primary reason behind this phenomenon is the list of worries that bother them regarding their child’s well...
Even after 68 years of independence, India is yet to achieve complete literacy, possibly because the Indian education system still reeks of command and control of yesteryears, with students reduced to being shadows of passive knowledge...
India is always jubilant and in high spirits in the month of October as it kicks off a season of festivals, fairs, new launches, advertising campaigns and shopping spree for new goodies. But this October is...
Even after 67 years of Independence, India is yet to achieve cent-per-cent literacy, possibly because the Indian education system still reeks of command and control of yesteryear, with students reduced to being shadows of passive knowledge...
Despite a decade of high economic growth, India tops the list of countries in the United Nation’s Millennium Development Report with the largest share of global extreme poor. No doubt, this calls for an intense fight...
The newly sworn-in Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani has pledged to fulfill the promises made in the party’s manifesto, starting with looking for ways to enhance public spending on higher education from the present 3.8 percent...