Uttarakhand government starts virtual classroom to mitigate teacher shortage
Around 190,000 students, especially those from remote areas, will receive its benefit.
Updated: Nov 17, 2019 16:22:49
By Suparna Roy, Hindustan Times, Dehradun
Chief minister Trivendra Singh Rawat (C) and education minister Arvind Pandey (R) interact with students of government schools using the virtual classroom technology from a studio set up in Dehradun on Saturday. (HT Photo )
Benefitting around 1.90 lakh students from classes 6-12, the Uttarakhand government on Saturday started the Virtual Classroom Project, an online method of teaching, where teachers sitting in specials studios in Dehradun will teach students live.
This project was started under the Information and Communication Technology scheme of ‘Samagra Sikshar Abhiyan’ in the state.

Uttarakhand government starts virtual classroom to mitigate teacher shortage
Around 190,000 students, especially those from remote areas, will receive its benefit.
Updated: Nov 17, 2019 16:22:49
By Suparna Roy, Hindustan Times, Dehradun
Chief minister Trivendra Singh Rawat (C) and education minister Arvind Pandey (R) interact with students of government schools using the virtual classroom technology from a studio set up in Dehradun on Saturday. (HT Photo )
Benefitting around 1.90 lakh students from classes 6-12, the Uttarakhand government on Saturday started the Virtual Classroom Project, an online method of teaching, where teachers sitting in specials studios in Dehradun will teach students live.
This project was started under the Information and Communication Technology scheme of ‘Samagra Sikshar Abhiyan’ in the state.
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