Online Classes

	Spending many hours behind your computer screen? Go for a walk to protect your heart, here's why Long hours of sitting poses a risk of developing Deep Vein Thrombosis and heart ailments, which can be life-threatening published on : 15th January 2021
	TN government to distribute free 2GB/day data cards to college students The cards will be issued to about 9.69 lakh students studying in the govt and aided arts and science colleges, polytechnic colleges, engineering colleges. published on : 10th January 2021
	For online classes minus bandwidth challenges The application ensures that one user can login only from one device at a time making it highly secure. published on : 5th January 2021
	Online classes: Tribal students at the receiving end, says survey Pointing to the impact of the pandemic on learning, a survey has found that students in tribal areas received less than optimal exposure to online classes. published on : 30th December 2020
	Chalking a way out for students where online classes failed Many unsung ‘sheroes’ in times of the pandemic made sure students of their villages are not deprived of education. The New Indian Express meets a couple of such young women. published on : 27th December 2020
	The lessons 2020 taught Tamil Nadu's education sector Tamil Nadu’s three-year-long gripe with the NEET mellowed this year after the State government announced a 7.5 per cent reservation for government school students. published on : 26th December 2020
	Closure of schools a bane for children with disabilities, claim experts According to the data availed from the State Women and Child Welfare Department, there are more than seven lakh differently-abled children in the State. published on : 24th December 2020
	Delhi govt e-learning contents being accessed from US, UK too: Dy CM Manish Sisodia Sisodia said that it now serves as a new model of online education during the pandemic, not just nationally but also internationally. published on : 21st December 2020
	As the schools shut their doors, this headmaster door-delivered lessons for children More important than the curriculum is the question of the methods of teaching and the spirit in which teaching is given,” said Bertrand Russel. published on : 20th December 2020
	46% of faculty in Indian colleges striving hard to manage teaching during COVID-19: Report While the central government has permitted phased reopening of educational institutions as per the local situation of COVID-19, majority teaching-learning activities continue to be online. published on : 15th December 2020
	Pune schools suspend online classes over non-payment of fees School-members even offered monthly/quarterly installment facility to parents to pay their fees, said Rajendra Singh, president, FSAM. published on : 15th December 2020
	Online engineering classes will continue till April This means that the ongoing UG/PG first semester programmes would be held online. But, classes for UG/PG final year students would be conducted in offline mode. published on : 13th December 2020
	Gradual Higher-Ed Mobility Needs Faster Policy Flexibility Not all adjustments in an online teaching-learning system are witty and comical. Some are nutty and tragic. published on : 13th December 2020
	Online classes for first-year degree students begin in Telangana TSCHE officials also said that the government would, soon begin online classes for engineering, pharmacy, agriculture and other professional degree courses. published on : 7th December 2020
	Digital divide: Odisha students remain ‘disconnected’ from online classes In rural areas of Ganjam district, studying online has remained only a wish for several students. The district has around 3,500 villages. published on : 6th December 2020