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SUBMITTED BY:
MADHVI VERMA
SUBMITTED TO:
ACADEMIC SESSION
2023-24
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NAME-MADHVI VERMA
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TABLE OF CONTENT
TOPIC PAGE NO
LITREATURE REVIEW 6
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 7
ABSTRACT 8
IMPORTANCE 9
INTRODUCTION 10
ADVANTAGE OF DIGITAL 10
EDUCATION SYSTEM
OBJECTIVE 11
METHODS OF DIGITAL 11
EDUCATION
BENEFITS OF LEARNING 12
CONCLUSION 13
REFRENCE 14
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LITREATURE REVIEW
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
The paper is descriptive in style and is genuinely based on a quick investigation. Given the
nature of the article, an analytical procedure has been used in its preparation. It is entirely based
on secondary sources gathered from websites, adjudicated cases, journals, newspapers, textbooks
on international law, and other sources. In order to make the study more insightful, analytical,
and helpful for the reader, the sources were presented in past tense
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Abstract
Importance
Introduction
Students become Smarter: When exposed to new learning tools and technology
students develop effective self-directed learning skills. The digital education
system enables students to analyze what they need to know to be able to search and
utilize online resources. It plays a significant role in magnifying their efficiency,
learning ability, and productivity.
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Unlimited Information: The world of the internet is vast and loaded with
information, most of which is freely accessible. The emergence of digital education
has made it possible for students to explore and use this treasure of knowledge.
Earlier, students would rely on limited sources of information, but now thanks to
the growing popularity of the digital education system, unavailability of the
required information is no longer a barrier in seeking knowledge.
Smart Classrooms: The chalk and talk method is now a thing of the past, and
teachers are making use of more tech-savvy methods to help students understand
that learning can be innovative and fun. The modern-day classrooms are equipped
with a TV or a projector which makes it is easy to shift from a regular classroom
session to an interactive digital session. This can make students pay more attention
as they are extensively acquainted with the digital world.
Ease of Sharing: The traditional education system would heavily rely on students
maintaining thick notebooks of hand-written notes containing information
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provided by teachers in the classroom or acquired through extensive research in the
library, but the modern digital education system changes everything. Now
preserving and sharing information is just a click away which saves students a lot
of time and physical labor.
Objectives
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Gamification Understanding by Design (UBD) Universal Design for Learning
(UDL) The above mentioned technologies and tools are using in Common
pedagogies, or practices of teaching, that combine technology and learnin
Benefits of learning:
Digital Education and Learning is an emerging and valuable service in modern age education
systems and it is normally comes with different kind of attributes and advantages viz. Time:
Learning with the help of Digital Education and Learning is gaining popularity. The main
advantage of the electronic education systems system is anytime and anywhere availability.
Place: Learning with the help of electronic means not able to offer in the walls of a classroom.
The Internet and similar technologies are helpful in making anywhere and everywhere
learning and education. Path: Learning in today’s context not only restricted only in
pedagogy used by the teacher. Today advanced tools and technologies various applications and
software are responsible for the creation of own style. New kind of learning technologies gives
up-to-date information and for betterment we need better E Learning technologies. Pace: The
advance IT components viz. Database Technology, Web Technology, Multimedia
Technology, Software Technology allows students to learn at their own pace with interactive
and advance level of study.
Digital Education in India is the way forward to learning and gaining knowledge through the
means of technology and digital devices. COVID-19 pandemic had briefly disrupted the school
education system in India. Since the 1st lockdown in March 2020, all the states have responded
to the COVID-19 situation with speed and innovation. The existing digital resources were
leveraged to maintain continuity in students’ education. Aspiring civil servants need to stay
updated with the latest development in the domain of digital education for the
Conclusion :
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In the study, the effects of digitalization in education have been examined, and although there
Are no studies for education departments in the private sector in the literature, it has been
Determined that the effects of digitalization are similar. The study determined the fears of those
who Will participate in the training about digitalization, the lack of original training content, the
Ineffectiveness of face-to-face training, and the scarcity of digital literacy. It was also stated that
Those working in education in the private sector created online education platforms to adapt to
Education and digitalization, edited their educational content and videos in this context, and used
Virtual reality applications. Access opportunity independent of time and place, equal
opportunity, Increasing access opportunities, saving time and space were other points
emphasized by the Participants
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