Digital learning solutions can help in making education more effective

Updated on: Monday, December 03, 2012

A seminar on digital education was organized on Sunday wherein various school principals and eminent speakers took part and briefed about intervention and necessity of digital education in schools.

The guest speaker was Satyanarayan Patel, founder and chairman of Vidyasagar School and Pragya Girls School.

He said that education system needs to be changed with the help of new technology and digital learning solutions can help in making education more effective.Nirmal Bhatnagar, director and founder, Dreams Achiever said that the present generation students are well-versed with technologies and it is the responsibility of all institutions to provide them digital methodology of teaching.

Another guest and educationist Y K Dubey said that digital education is a gift of the modern technologies.

Regional head (North) of Extramarks educations Vikram Singh said that schools are demanding digital education for improvement of pedagogy to create hi-tech atmosphere in schools.

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