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1) Why #eLearning is not a democratic solution.
It might be a solution for urban-elite but definitely not for the rural and non-elite students. households) Data - less than 15% of rural Indian households have Internet (as opposed to 42% urban Indian households)
It might be a solution for urban-elite but definitely not for the rural and non-elite students. households) Data - less than 15% of rural Indian households have Internet (as opposed to 42% urban Indian households)
2) only 4% of the Indian households have resources and gadgets for e-learning. Source - Household Social Consumption on Education in India report.
Any institution that plans to go completely online for the next academic year is simply neglecting the vast majority of students.
Any institution that plans to go completely online for the next academic year is simply neglecting the vast majority of students.
3) Questions -
1. Isn’t this a form of discrimination? If yes, are there any cases filed in any courts regarding the same?
2. Shouldn’t there be a solid guildlines from UGC/state school education departments to regulate the same?
1. Isn’t this a form of discrimination? If yes, are there any cases filed in any courts regarding the same?
2. Shouldn’t there be a solid guildlines from UGC/state school education departments to regulate the same?
