March 15, 2021
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Edtech for Bharat: How this Dell Foundation-backed startup used WhatsApp to deliver learning to 10M rural studentsedit

Yourstory – Online Web

In the first two years, ConveGenius focused on building a tab-based learning solution, or “personalised learning in an offline device”. The product, CG-Slate, was “well-received” in government schools, low-fee private schools, and after-school learning centres across 16 states in India.  The Noida-based startup partnered with tablet manufacturers – Samsung and Lava – to pre-install its software, and curated content from a bunch of learning companies like Mexus Education, Pratham Books, Chippersage, and so on.

Delhi to have its own education board soonedit

Sunday guardian live – Online Web

After chairing a Cabinet meeting, Kejriwal said, Delhi Education Board will function in close alignment with national and international boards. It would be tasked to develop world-class education practices that will enable the shift in teaching and learning practices across Delhi.

Online teaching certificates linked with DigiLockeredit

India Today – Online Web

Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal announced that in order to ensure hassle-free access to verified Online Teacher Pupil Registration Management System (OTPRMS) Certificates, the Ministry of Education has decided to link the certificates with DigiLocker.

COVID-19 and mental healthedit

The New Indian Express – Chennai

Since the pandemic, teaching has been inconsistent, with some students being able to fully engage in online learning and others facing obstacles that have slowed their progress. Another impact of school closures on well-being is that schools operate as the de facto mental health system for many children and teenagers, offering mental health services

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