Online classes in Kerala conducted at libraries for economically weak students
Students from poor and backward communities come to such centres due to unavailability of smartphones, the officer added.
KOZHIKODE: Online classes are being conducted for economically weak and backward students at libraries and anganwadis by the Kerala Education Department, in the wake of COVID-19 lockdown.
"This year it's somewhat impossible to open schools but the state government has introduced a new method of online learning. On June 1, the state government introduced a trial run of online learning," Assistant Education Officer said.
Students from poor and backward communities come to such centres due to unavailability of smartphones, the officer added.
"This is a classroom in Maruthonkara of Kozhikode for tribals to facilitate them with online classes. The classroom facility with laptop, projector, and screen is provided by Maruthonkara grama panchayath," said Asokan CP, teacher.
Classes are reportedly conducted by the Kerala education department through its education channel Victers, which is the first-ever education satellite channel in India. Class time has been scheduled from 10 am to 5 pm daily.
Students from the 'Kaattunayka' tribe also attend the online classes based on their class schedules.
"This year it's somewhat impossible to open schools but the state government has introduced a new method of online learning. On June 1, the state government introduced a trial run of online learning," Assistant Education Officer said.
Students from poor and backward communities come to such centres due to unavailability of smartphones, the officer added.
"This is a classroom in Maruthonkara of Kozhikode for tribals to facilitate them with online classes. The classroom facility with laptop, projector, and screen is provided by Maruthonkara grama panchayath," said Asokan CP, teacher.
Classes are reportedly conducted by the Kerala education department through its education channel Victers, which is the first-ever education satellite channel in India. Class time has been scheduled from 10 am to 5 pm daily.
Students from the 'Kaattunayka' tribe also attend the online classes based on their class schedules.
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