Chennai: The COVID-19 outbreak and the resultant uncertainty has impacted students, schools and educational institutes across India. But, coming to the help of educational services providers is technology, with the help of which they are reaching out to students.
Teachers continue to address any and all kinds of doubts raised by students and resolve them online via mails, live classes or through Whatsapp Groups.Interactive learning allows students to discuss and receive feedback in a completely distraction-free environment.
Aakash Chaudhry, director and CEO, Aakash Educational Services Limited, said, “Aakash has launched Live Online Crash Courses for students to help them prepare for medical and engineering entrance examinations such as NEET and JEE (Main & Advanced). These online crash courses will boost the last minute preparation of students and help them prepare in a short time. Students continue to prepare under the best Aakash Faculty through live sessions in an interactive and engaged learning.”
JEE and NEET aspirants are provided with recorded video solutions and lectures that ensure effective preparation for competitive examinations. Aakash Faculty ensures that even in times of lockdown, learning never stops and students prepare for the examinations without any interruption.
Rajalakshmi Engineering College in Chennai is making available lectures of all subjects online for its students through a ‘state-of-the-art’ lecture capture solution that has been installed in the campus. This futuristic lecture capture solution which is completely AI driven help captures a lecture using high end cameras and microphone.
The core features of the solution also includes features like the automatic recording and distribution of classroom lectures, a platform for editing and viewing recorded or live-streamed lectures, a platform for consolidating relevant content and an app based student viewing system.