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This document describes a web app called Ripple that aims to connect students in rural areas with volunteers who can help provide educational resources. The key points are: 1. Ripple will allow students to access video tutorials, publish articles for review/grading, and take quizzes/exams to earn incentives like scholarships. 2. Volunteers will help students earn incentives by reviewing articles, answering questions, and potentially donating resources in bulk. 3. By bringing students and volunteers together in one place, Ripple intends to accelerate rural education and allow many groups to collaborate to support students.
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Ripple
- 1. RIPPLE RIPPLE PROPAGATES INFINITELY AND SO DOES THE KNOWLEDGE
- 2. PROBLEM STATEMENT THE RURAL EDUCATION 1. THE PASSION IS NOT MEETING THE PRIVILEGES. 2. INTERESTED IS NOT BEING ENCOURAGED. 3. THE QUEST IS NOT BEING ANSWERED. 4. UNAWARE OF CURRENT AFFAIRS IN AND AROUND THE COUNTRY.
- 3. OUR SOLUTION • THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO WANT TO HELP AND THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO NEED HELP, THIS WEB APP IS TRYING TO CONNECT THESE TWO COMMUNITY OF PEOPLE.
- 4. FEATURES OF RIPPLE • STUDENT COMMUNITY 1. WILL GET THE QUALITY STUDY RESOURCES. 2. THEY HAVE A PLATFORM TO TEST THEIR SKILLS. 3. THEY ARE GRADED FOR INCENTIVES AND SCHOLARSHIPS (E-MONEY).
- 5. FEATURES OF RIPPLE • PATRON COMMUNITY 1. WILL HELP THE STUDENTS GET THE INCENTIVES AND SCHOLARSHIP. 2. WILL ALSO CORRECT THE ARTICLES PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS. 3. MAY ALSO DONATE STUFF IN BULK.
- 6. STUDENTS WILL ENJOY • THE VIDEO TUTORIALS AND SIMULATED VIDEOS OF THE SUBJECTS THEY ARE STUDYING. • THEY WILL PUBLISH ARTICLES ON THE COURSES THEY COMPLETE. THUS IMPLEMENTING THE STATEMENT “LEARN BY LISTENING AND UNDERSTAND BY REFLECTING.” • THESE ARTICLES AND QUIZZES AND EXAMS THEY TAKE WILL FETCH THEM SCORE WHICH IN TURN WILL FETCH THEM INCENTIVES. • THEY WILL BE NOTIFIED ABOUT ALL THE AVAILABLE COMPETITION IN AND AROUND AND ABOUT THE DAILY NEWS FEEDS AS WELL.
- 7. MONITORING ETHICS OF PATRONS • THEIR EVERY ACTION IN THE WEBSITE WILL BE MONITORED BY THE MODERATORS • THE STUDENTS HAVE A PROVISION TO REPORT ANY UNDESIRABLE MOVEMENTS OF THE PATRONS AND PEERS. • THIS WILL LEAD TO DENIAL AND SPAMMING OF SUCH ACCOUNTS.
- 8. WHAT MAKES RIPPLE DIFFERENT..? • THIS IS A COMMON PLATFORM FOR BOTH STUDENT AND PATRONS. THEY DON’T HAVE TO SEARCH FOR EACH OTHER IN THIS HIGHLY POPULATED OUTER WORLD. • STUDENTS WILL BE EXPOSED TO AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE THERE WILL BE MOTIVATION TO GET KNOWLEDGE AND INCENTIVES AS WELL. • VIA THIS PLATFORM MANY SOCIAL WORKING SOCIETIES AND COMMUNITIES WILL COME TOGETHER AND WORK TOGETHER AND OTHER DOMAINS OF NATION WHICH THEY ARE FOCUSING WILL ALSO BE DEVELOPED. AND DEVELOPMENT TAKES PLACE AT AN ACCELERATED PACE WITH THIS.
- 9. WHAT MAKES RIPPLE DIFFERENT..? • EVERYONE CAN BE A PART OF THIS WEBSITE AND EXTEND THE HELPING HANDS. • FROM AN ORDINARY PERSON TO AN ENTREPRENEUR AND A WELL FLOURISHED ORGANIZATION CAN MAKE USE OF THIS PLATFORM TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION AND SUPPORT THEM EDUCATIONALLY OR ECONOMICALLY.
- 12. LOGIN FORM VIDEO TUTORIALS
- 14. DISCUSSION FORUM ASK DOUBTS
- 15. STORE
- 16. PATRONS PANEL
- 17. RIPPLE IS UNIQUE IN IT’S WAY..!! ALL SAFE.. ALL SET TO SAY “READY – STUDY…!!! – GO” IN THE RACE FOR KNOWLEDGE.
- 18. THANK YOU