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‘Today, every student can potentially self-learn using technology’

The EDge Editorial Team May 2020 In the wake of the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, the education system faces a new set of challenges and opportunities. While school closures in India has pushed out 250 million children from brick-and-mortar classrooms, the clamour for digital learning is intensifying. Educational Technology (EdTech) is witnessing a spike in both... The post ‘Today, every student can potentially self-learn using technology’ appeared first on Ei Study.

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