digital classrooms

"Most of the girls from families of migrant workers are in the vulnerable age where they are likely to get married.”

Without help from the government, citizens in the state have managed to revamp the classrooms through crowdfunding.

Created by the Andhra Pradesh government, the project is the first of its kind in terms of an NRI-backed social initiative ever instated by any state government in India.

A group of young professionals has developed a new way to provide interesting content to rural classrooms. Aiming to bridge the education gap, the technology provides the prescribed syllabus in a fun and interactive manner.

Education is the most important pillar in a country's growth. When 85 percent of the government schools in India are located in rural areas and do not provide good quality education, there is a need to come up with an alternative solution to this problem. The team at eVidyaloka is bridging the gap and trying to solve the issue by their digital classrooms. Read more to know how.