ThiruvananThapuram: Kerala and Technology Infrastructure for Education (Kite) has completed a trial of the G-Suite online platform in 426 schools, which was introduced this year as a continuation in the first digital bell class through Covid-19 Pandemics.
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ANVAR SADATH, Chief Executive Officer, said kite has facilitated the G-Suite platform along with Google India as part of a 100-day program from the Kerala Government and Safety and Privacy of 47 Lakh students and 1.7 lakh teachers have been confirmed on the online platform Through a special and unique login.
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This platform has been adjusted in such a way that students can use them even on their cellphones without the need for any additional storage.
Security on the platform has been intensified where there is no External people who can enter the classroom.
Only students and teachers with unique login IDs they will be able to enter the platform, “said Sadath.
There are no personal details of the teacher or students collected on the platform, which will not display any ads, he added.
“Furthermore, it has been ensured that the kite will have the main control of data on the platform.
The G-Suite platform has been prepared in the form of a Learning Management System (LMS) where from the school to the state level, the class can be configured, monitored and can collect various reports Required, “said Sadath.
Kerala completes the Picersing Online Learning Platform in 426 schools
