Use Of Technology And The Impact On Education In India

Sudhir is a technically sophisticated and business savvy management professional, with a continued career progression, and documented history of bridging Innovation, Technical and Managerial acumen. Also, he is an articulate communicator with good mentoring skills in transforming a low performing team to a high caliber workforce.

- Sudhir Rao

Digital evolution and the boost in the smartphone adoption in India is changing the way Indian students learn today. Knowledge is no more limited to textbooks and the use of platforms such as apps, websites, live chats, videos, etc. is taking education to another level. A lot of schools and colleges, primarily in Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities, have made learning interactive and fun.

Changing the Academic Landscape

The teacher to student ratio for primary schools is 1:30 and 1:35 for upper primary sections. To address these challenges, new-age digital technologies are changing the academic landscape. The use of evolved multimedia formats is helping students grasp academic concepts better and faster. Furthermore, the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning is providing a personalized approach to enhance the students’ learning experience. This is done with a precision that allows students to move away from average classroom and learn concepts at their own pace.

The rural landscape is also evolving. Where teacher to students’  ratio is less or there is a need for better education quality, virtual sessions help connect teachers from cities with students in the rural regions.

Digital Platforms are Changing the Way Students Learn