Thiruvananthapuram: Governor Kerala Arif Mohammed Khan asked the University to develop a very easy system to carry out the earliest online check, read a press release from the governor’s office.

He was handling the online meeting of the Chancellor of Chancellor in Kerala Raj Bhavan.
The governor suggests a reliable system built on the basis of confidentiality, objectivity and sanctity, which is a reorientation of the faculty in creating banks online questions, conducting online checks and in online evaluation is very important.
“Most universities have developed inspection software that are able to handle tabulations, making hall tickets, preparation of results and mark marks.
I feel that the online inspection feature can be easily ended with this facility, with technical in-house skills and technical expertise at the University another “, he said.
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The governor also asked the University to work on improving software for online learning management systems and centralized reception processes.
Emphasizing the need to overcome the digital gap and resources, he suggests faculty excellence with “online pedagogical techniques” to make online classes more interactive and interesting, in harmony with the results of the results-based education (OBE).
He reminded Deputy Kavanselor to employ the strength given to the action to ensure that justice in student complaints was never delayed in the labyrinth procedure.
Dr.
Rajan Gurukkal, Deputy Chairperson, Kshec, described the initiative taken on the results achieved and the way forward, in the implementation of the National Education Policy Terms of 2020, with an emphasis on the “Academic Library Network of Kerala” and “(Kalnet).
Dr.
Davendra Kumar Dhodawat, the Presidential Secretary of the Governor introduced points for the discussion.
Deputy Chancellor Kerala, Mahatma Gandhi, Calicut Kannur, Sree Sankara Varsities, Kerala Agricultural University, and Cusat made a presentation on the implementation of NEP 2020 at their universities.