Making Classrooms
Smarter
for Children to Learn Better
Technology is an enabler and we’re tapping it to help children learn better. The ‘Making Schools Smart’ project is all about leveraging the potential of technology to enable children coming from marginalised backgrounds learn better. Crafted around the philosophy of “Technology for Good”, the project makes 50 Government Schools as vibrant Learning & Teaching hubs with enhanced all-round development opportunity for children by establishing smart classrooms and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) labs.
What defines this project:
- Equipping schools with learner-friendly, Information Technology-based resources
- Build the capacity of school teachers and foster scientific mindset
- Strengthen existing school support structures
- Improve physical and learning environment in schools.
Making Classrooms Smarter for Children to Learn Better
Technology is an enabler and we’re tapping it to help children learn better. The ‘Making Schools Smart’ project is all about leveraging the potential of technology to enable children coming from marginalised backgrounds learn better. Crafted around the philosophy of “Technology for Good”, the project makes 50 Government Schools as vibrant Learning & Teaching hubs with enhanced all-round development opportunity for children by establishing smart classrooms and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) labs.
What defines this project:
- Equipping schools with learner-friendly, Information Technology-based resources
- Build the capacity of school teachers and foster scientific mindset
- Strengthen existing school support structures
- Improve physical and learning environment in schools.
Impact
Journey so far
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Smart Classrooms Set Up
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School Infrastructure Improved
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Teachers Trained
Glimpses
The Difference We’re Making
Going
Places in India
The ‘Making Schools Smarter’ project is being implemented in five states/UTs of India: Andhra Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Rajasthan, Karnataka and Telangana. In all the states, the emphasis is on tapping the potential offered by new-age digital technologies to improve the entire learning experience for children in the intervention schools. The result? Better focus in classroom, learning made more interesting, and lesser children missing out on school.
