Bengaluru: Deputy Minister of Karnataka Dr.
CN Ashwatha Narayana on Saturday distributed a free tablet PC to students of Malleshwaram first grade government and also inaugurated the computer lab there.
Narayana is MLA selection of Malleshwaram.
Happy! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see the results that are in accordance with the official statement, he said on the occasion that the government gives an important meaning to digital education to ensure that the health of students will not be affected during the Covid-19 crisis period.
The government has set the conversion target of 8,500 higher education classrooms into a smart class.
Of the 2,500 smart classrooms have been launched, Narayana said.
To facilitate digital learning, laptops 1.10 lakh distributed for degree students last year by spending RS 330 Crores.
Likewise, in the current academic year around 1.6 lakh tablet PCs are distributed for first-class students, polytechnics and college engineering, he said.
“The government does not sit still by providing tablets to students.
Furthermore, to make digital education a reality, the government creates an effective alternative teaching learning system.
It consists of the best content on each topic and 3.5 classes developed by the Department faculty Our own education education has been uploaded.
This is a great concept that has been achieved just by spending RS 4 Crores, “added Narayana.
Dr Ds Pratima, Principal, Dr C C Swaminathan, Coordinator of IQC, PN Jayanti, coordinator NAAC, Ravishankar, Ravikumar lecturer at universities and others present.