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 | How NIT Tiruchy will drive online content for MOOCs on govt e-learning platform SWAYAMRecently chosen as the national MOOCs coordinator for UG and PG engineering courses, NIT-T is training faculty, involving students and strengthening infrastructure | |
 | Learn mathematics with Ajit Agarkar through 'Cricket-Math'. Find out howThe initiative aims to enable students to look at the subject beyond traditional textbooks and make learning a fun and engaging experience while sitting at home | |
 | This Bengaluru start-up is using machine learning and IoT to detect the freshness of your fruits and veggiesQZense has developed two devices that use sense of smell and sight to determine the quality of fresh produce | |
 | How Classroom.Live automates most aspects of an online classroom so that teachers can focus on teachingGurugram-based Unthinkable Solutions initiated Classroom.Live recently and there are many educational institutions across the country that are already making the most of their integrated platform | |
 | Final year college students will sit for exams after July: HRD Minister Ramesh PokhriyalStudents in the first year will be promoted on the basis of their latest results while for second-year students the pass mark will be decided on internal marks and the previous year or semester record | |
 | Let your kids indulge in PlanetSpark's Happiness Hour and learn skills through live classesAs many as 15 courses are being offered by this start-up based out of Gurugram to ensure that learning and fun don't stop, not even during the lockdown. So, which skill will you be learning today? | |
 | HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal: Encourage India's institutions to take research further to turn COVID crisis into an opportunityFrom the IITs to the smallest institutions, almost everyone has innovated in some way to help the fight against COVID. This is why we need to foster research and use it indigenously for development | |
 | Australian universities hit by the Coronavirus pandemic as international students have no way to come back yetInternational students contributed some A$37.6 billion to the Australian economy in 2018-19, making education the fourth largest export in the country | |
 | Canteen Fundas: Your mantra in life should be to try new things, without the fear of making mistakesThe mantra for continuous growth in our life is to try new things, constantly, without the fear of making mistakes. We should try not to repeat the old mistakes | |
 | Too little and too much: COVID-19 lockdown anxieties take a toll on sleep cyclesAs India navigates the ninth week of the nationwide lockdown that pushed millions of people into the confines of their homes, distress and anxiety are on the rise | |
 | 85 percent of students miss interaction with teachers, online classes can't replace schools: SurveyAround 50 per cent of the students, covered in the survey, stated that they find it difficult to understand the subject without the classroom environment and teacher present | |
 | Beyond corona: Will e-teaching become a part of the Indian educational system?There is already a brewing revolt against online e-teaching with several teachers in Karnataka revolting against bullying by parents who get involved in their children’s e-classes | |
 | Coping with abuse at home: Here are ways to cope with violence by learning to protect and dissociate yourselfThe Coach speaks about learning to cope with domestic violence and uncomfortable truths by learning to protect and dissociate yourself | |
 | We know the air we breathe is toxic. Bengaluru-based start-up Ambee tells us just how muchAmbee has installed over 500 sensors all over India. The start-up has air quality data for over one lakh pincodes across 65 countries. This is how they do what they do extremely efficiently | |
 | These online courses by Treetor are cost-effective, and you don't have to fear compromise on qualityChallenges like internet connectivity, for at least two students out of 15 in the class, is an issue Treetor battles with even today. But the Bhubaneswar-based start-up is trying to overcome it ASAP |
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