3. SIET
SIET Kerala , the State Institute of
Educational Technology is responsible for
the planning, research, production and
evaluation of educational softwares like
video, audio programmes and computer
multimedia. SIET Kerala also aims to
implement schemes to generate teaching
technologies and learning process in the
modern context.
4. The Institute has adopted itself to play a
catalytic role in fostering as well as
supporting and supplementing the educational
movement in the state particularly in the
arena of secondary and higher secondary
education. Its area of operation covers the
preparation of video/audio programmes for
the children of 5 to 17 years of age (Class I to
Class 12) and the teachers in the regional
language in the form of supportive materials
for the conventional class room teaching.
6. The educational programmes
produced by the SIET have won
wide acclaim and appreciation
from the student-teacher-
parent community of the Kerala
State. At present the SIET
telecasts educational
programmes through
Doordershan from 6.30 Am to
7.00 Am in DDI on a daily basis.
SIET Kerala now also telecasting
educational programmes
through the EDUSAT Channel of
the Dept. of Education, Govt. of
Kerala from 7.00 am to 11.00
p.m everyday.
7. Children's Film Festivals has a
comprehensive content that
will naturally cover core
academic topics and a verity of
subjects ranging from
adulteration and pollution to
issues more relevant to the
young world like substance
abuse, child labor, problems of
the girl-child, child-centered
education and disability will
also be dealt with. Educators
are increasingly, and ever more
effectively employing videos,
films and animations to expand
the horizons of our emerging
knowledge society.
8. Educational CD Production :-
SIET Kerala has produced and
marketed around 900
Educational CDs both in
English & Malayalam
language. SIET Kerala is the
biggest educational CD
production and making
agency in India.
CD Library Project :- The
SIET has implemented CD
Library project in 3500 LP
Schools, 2900 UP Schools,
1800 High Schools and 1247
Higher Secondary Schools.
