TN govt to implement ICT-based curriculum

Updated on: Monday, March 26, 2012

Announcing an initial allocation of Rs.31.21 crore TamilNadu government has proposed to implement ICT-based curriculum in more than 2000 schools in the next five years.

The Chief Minister has sanctioned a sum of Rs 26.70 lakh out of the total Rs.1.25 crore. and directed setting up of 'Smart Schools' in five government-run schools in Theni, Madurai, Virudunagar, Dindigul and Namakkal districts.

A state government release here said, the ICT-aided curriculim will cover a total of 2341 schools and will be implemented on the Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT) mode.

Further, smart schools will also come up in five schools in Tiruchirappaly district, it added.

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