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While, the number of graduates in the streets of India is rising exponentially every year, the education system in the country is in the process of graduating from black boards to digital boards. In fact, the Union Budget for 2018 – 19 had allocated Rs. 456 Crore for Digital Learning, indicating that the central government is now focusing on improving the quality of education by integrating technology. The results of a research conducted by KPMG along with insights from Google search also shows that the government is moving in the right direction when it comes to digitalization of learning. The report titled ‘Online Education in India: 2021’ says that there have been a 2x growth in online searches for education and a 3X growth in searches from a mobile device. Moreover, 44 percent of education searches are now coming from beyond the top six metros and there has been a 4X growth in education content consumption on YouTube in the last one year. Undoubtedly, India as a country with...
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Is our Higher Education Preparing the Youth for Tomorrow?
Nandita Abraham, CEO, Pearl Academy
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Digital Learning Must Disrupt Education
Srinivasa Addepalli, Founder & CEO, GlobalGyan Academy of Management Education
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Classrooms without Walls and Boards
Sarath Shyam, Managing Editor, The Higher Education Review
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Higher Education in India: Passing through a Transformational Stage
Dr. Sunil Kr Pandey, Professor & Director (IT), Institute of Technology & Science
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Role of Online Education in the Modern Era
Perminder Singh, Founder & Director, DLP India
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Digital Learning Platforms-Towards a Better India!
Sachin Sadare, Founder & Director, Digital Dojo India
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How Data Sciences, Technology and Innovative Learning Models can help Students Improve their Employability?
Sumanth Palepu, Chief Marketing Officer, Conduira Education & Training Services
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Why should Social Media be included in the Higher Education in India?
Suresh Babu, Founder & CEO, Web Marketing Academy
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Technology, Distance Education: Relevance for Vocational Education and Re-skilling India
Gayathri Vasudevan, CEO , LaborNET
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Is the UK Becoming less Attractive for Indian Students?
Pratik Dattani, Managing Director, EPG Economic and Strategy Consulting