THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala Infrastructure and Expertise for Schooling (KITE), beneath the Common Schooling Division, has come out with a plan to supply the offline model of its First Bell 2.0 digital courses to the scholars in Lakshadweep, who observe Kerala syllabus.
That is primarily based on a request by the Directorate of Schooling, Lakshadweep Administration, to KITE to supply the digital contents offline to the scholars. College students in Lakshadweep can be supplied downloaded variations of digital contents of pre-primary to twelfth customary courses on a month-to-month foundation.
The initiative would instantly profit 6,420 college students in 43 faculties situated in 10 islands of Lakshadweep, who observe the Kerala state syllabus. Earlier in 2017 throughout the preliminary section of the Hello-Tech faculty challenge within the state, KITE had supplied a 10-day particular ICT coaching for 60 lecturers from Lakshadweep at KITE’s Regional Useful resource Centre in Ernakulam.
“Although extra superior coaching for these lecturers have been deliberate to be held final yr, the identical didn’t materialise because of the Covid pandemic. KITE has been offering vital assist to Lakshadweep Division of Schooling for organising hi-tech lecture rooms,” stated Ok Anvar Sadath, CEO, KITE
Lakshadweep faculties have been additionally a part of the EDUSAT community of Kerala from 2005, however over time, the gear have develop into dysfunctional. Attributable to points regarding availability of KITE-VICTERs channel and in addition resulting from poor web connectivity in lots of areas on the islands, the necessity of the hour was to make obtainable the First Bell Digital Courses in an offline mode, which could be instantly given to the scholars.
