Digital Learning & Ed-Tech Inclusiveness
Digital learning and Ed-Tech inclusiveness represent India’s structured effort to use technology-enabled platforms to ensure equitable, continuous, and quality education access for all learners, thereby strengthening human capital formation and inclusive national development.
Targeted Beneficiaries
- Students in rural, remote, tribal, and aspirational districts
- Economically weaker sections and first-generation learners
- Students with disabilities and special educational needs
- Teachers and academic facilitators across public education systems
Government Initiatives & Achievements
DIKSHA - Digital Infrastructure for Knowledge Sharing
- Objective: To provide a national digital platform for curriculum-aligned content, teacher training, assessments, and academic resources for school education.
- Achievements: DIKSHA has been adopted by all States ....
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