digitalLEARNING Magazine - August 2019

In this issue

READERSHIP PROFILE:
MHRD, Government department and other ministries
Regulatory bodies like NAAC, AICTE, UGC, NSDC, CBSE, NCERT etc.
Students, teachers, parents, faculty
CEO, CIOs, IT industry leaders and practitioners
Academicians, researchers, administrators
Educational institutions, Policy institutions, R&D organisations, NGOs
Schools & Preschools
Universities, B-Schools, Engineering institutes, Vocational and Skill training institutes
Venture Capitalists, Funding organizations, International bodies
Corporate in the education sector, IT vendors

Game Changer Of Education

Last few years have witnessed sea changes in the Indian education sector as it has been reshaped by the introduction of innovative teaching-learning practices, effective use of technology, collaboration with foreign universities for global standard of education and many others.

10+ mins

Innovations Paving Way For Quality Higher Education In Rajasthan

Our priority is to make youth employable and to make the college campuses conducive for the holistic development of the students. Keeping this in focus many entrepreneurship and skill development programs are now being started and some of them are underway in colleges, says Bhanwar Singh Bhati, Minister for Higher Education, Government of Rajasthan, in conversation with Kartik Sharma of Elets News Network (ENN).

3 mins

Rajasthan Reforming Education Sector Through Innovative Programmes

Rajasthan Government, in line with its vision of bringing the education sector at par to the global standards, is adopting latest innovations and practices across the State’s educational ecosystem. Pradeep Kumar Borad, Commissioner, College Education and Special Secretary, Higher Education, Government of Rajasthan, throws light on such initiatives in an interview with Kartik Sharma of Elets News Network (ENN).

3 mins

Impact Of Technology In Educating Gen Z: A Global Perspective

The next generation of students thinks, behaves and learns differently as they have been born and raised in the technology-immersed environment. Thus, it becomes significant for the educators to focus on creating student-centric curricula to cater to the interests and preferences of Gen Z learners and involving them as active participants, writes Rumani Arora of Elets News Network (ENN).

3 mins

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digitalLEARNING Magazine Description:

With the aim of promoting and aiding the use of ICT in education, Digital Learning focuses on the current trends, perspectives, researches, discussions and initiatives of various countries of the world in the field of ICT and education. Over the years, this monthly education magazine has built up a vast body of knowledge that can help organizations and government agencies regarding e-learning initiatives or other technology mediated learning. Our initiative is based on the understanding that technology can play a pivotal role in improving access and quality of education throughout the world. Magazine Portal: http://digitallearning.eletsonline.com