Edudemic

The establishment of an effective education system is essential to the long-term development of a nation. Over the past century, the modes of both imparting and receiving education have undergone a paradigm shift. The evolution of education has become more important than ever. The creation of the internet has had an immense impact on the way in which we seek to learn and teach and indeed revolutionized our entire perspective of education itself.

The future of technology in education is about adapting to the fast-changing world, giving learners an opportunity to choose their own way of learning, combining theory and practice, always considering the current demand in the job market.

By allowing the educator and learner to be connected without having to be physically present around each other, various programs available to learner’s quizzes, tests, activities and study questions help the learners continue with the learning process when they are out of the classroom. Modern technologies allow for the possible rapid and possibly lifelong learning. This works best for professionals who wish to enhance their qualifications while at the same time maintain a professional career.

With the continuing advances in the technological world, learners are getting improved access to such educational opportunities’ technology has been incorporated into a good number of curriculums even those that do not belong to the technology and computer classes. Learners make use of computers to come up with presentations and also make use of the internet to carry out research on a variety of topics for their essays and papers.

Why do learners need EDUDEMIC in the classroom?

  • It simplifies access to educational resources
  • It improves the learning experience
  • Learners can learn at their own pace
  • It helps learners prepare for their future careers
  • Learners demand it

By introducing it into schools and classrooms, the learners are equipped with much better tools and knowledge to make their transition from school to the workplace a very easy one. We need to face the truth, technology is the ‘in thing’ in the world today and it has become necessary in each and every aspect of our lives and education has without doubt not been left behind. It is very useful in providing more knowledge to our learners and also on making them competitive in the job market.

Mrs Mohua Roy: Mrs Mohua Roy is the Principal of RIS Shreeprastha. She is an enthusiastic educator and administrator with the experience of almost 20 years in the field of education who advocates for implementing student and faculties continuous improvement focusing on raising academic levels of students, improving educators teaching skills and encouraging community involvement. Her talent lies in developing and implementing the curriculum of CBSE & ICSE academic programs. Under her leadership, RIS Shreeprastha has been accredited with the British Council’s ISA Award.


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