The document summarizes the key differences between traditional and smart classrooms. In traditional classrooms, teaching methods are teacher-centric, schedules and class sizes are fixed, collaboration is limited, and evaluation and recording of classes is not possible. Smart classrooms, on the other hand, use technology like videos and presentations to make learning more engaging. Schedules are flexible, heterogeneous groups of global students are supported, learner-centric and collaborative teaching is enabled, and classes can be automatically evaluated, recorded and reviewed. The document also provides pricing details for hardware, content and annual maintenance of a smart classroom setup.

1. Smart Class
 Smart Class Education is the use of advanced
technology in education to make it more
interesting & creative as audio-visuals effects used
in Smart Class impart more effect in learning
process. Smart Class Education brings complete
transformation in learning that is far beyond the
traditional methodology of teaching.

2. Smart Class & Traditional Class
 Earlier, the closed room teaching with teachers scribbling on
black boards was much criticized. However, that was then. The
rooms might be the same but the environment within the rooms
has changed completely. The conventional black-board has made
way for digital equipment, making the learning process not just
more colorful but also more interesting.
The traditional schooling experience requires you to attend
classes in person and on campus. In traditional classes, the use
of board and chalk is observed. While Smart classes use all
interactive modules like videos and presentations. Smart Classes
improves teaching effectiveness and eases administrative tasks
by providing teachers with the easy to use tools.

3. Class Timing
 In Traditional classes, Schedule is fixed and pre-decided.
Students and teachers have little say in this decision. Class
duration is fixed and usually not extendable, as the next
class waits to use the classroom. While extra classes can be
scheduled, they’re often impractical and usually result in
low attendance.
 While in smart classes, Schedule can be flexible,
according to the needs of both teacher and students. Class
duration is easily extendable, instructor and student time
permitting. Schedule extra classes at your convenient time
and study from the luxury of home.

4. Learner groups
 In Traditional classes, Students can be a homogenous
group, sharing overlapping social circles and customs.
Students typically fall within a similar age, profession, or
academic background.
 While in smart classes, Students can be a heterogeneous
group, even global, with a variety of non-intersecting (and
perhaps conflicting) social circles and customs. Student
composition may vary greatly in age, profession, and
academic background.

5. Teaching methodology
 In Traditional classes, Classes are typically teacher–driven and
teacher-centric. Traditional teaching tools are used, such as lecture
notes, charts, blackboard writing, showing physical models, laboratory
experiments, etc. Learning environment can be dull and fun in class is
kept to a minimum to avoid disciplinary issues.
 While in smart classes, Classes can be technology-driven and
learner-centric, with the teacher as a facilitator. Teachers have better
teaching tools to effectively engage learners. Virtual classrooms allow
students more freedom to create experiment, explore and steer the
class. This freedom can produce improved student performance.
Modern teaching tools are used, such as multimedia, animation, 3D
modeling, virtual, etc. Learning environment can be stimulating and
fun. Moderation tools allow the teacher to easily control the class.

6. Collaboration in learning
 In Traditional classes, Teacher and students collaborate in the physical
classroom. It’s hard to address the needs of different levels of learners in a
single class. If there aren’t additional resources available for groups such as
slower or gifted students, they often have to make do with a one-size-fits-all
average class. Usually, one teacher per class is Difficult to bring in guest
speakers due to physical and travel constraints. Mostly single subject learning
due to space and scheduling constraints.
 While in smart classes, Teachers and students collaborate online via audio,
video, and text chat. It’s easier to work with different learner types. Divide a
single virtual classroom into breakout sessions, and let students of different
levels work at their own pace, while the teacher moderates and facilitates.
Easier to involve multiple teachers, and to bring in guest speakers from
anywhere in the world. Inter-disciplinary and off-beat subjects easy to teach
and learn, thanks to lack of space and fewer scheduling constraints.

7. Evaluation
 In Traditional classes, Evaluation involves taking tests,
and handing in manually-graded assignments. Time-
consuming and results are slow.
 While in smart classes, Automated evaluation conducted
through online tests. Results are quick, accurate, and
completely transparent. Generate feedback through online
polls and immediate results so that further class learning is
steered accordingly.

8. Recording
 In Traditional classes, Class is held, and if you forget to
note something down or can’t attend, you’ve missed it.
 While in smart classes, Classes are recorded, including
audio, video and even screen. Students can review the
instructor’s exact explanation and methods, and
administrators can review both the instructor’s and
students’ performance.

9. Pricing for Smart Class Room
Hardware + Content
 a) Interactive White Board 78” finger touch
 Smart School Brand -1 year warranty
 b) BENQ 806PST Standard/Short Throw
 Projector covered under standard BENQ
 warranty of two years on hardware and six
 months on BULB.

10. Smart Board

11. TTS (Total Teaching Solution) Inbuilt In
 Choice of Dual core/ i3 computer system
 having 2 GB RAM & 500 GB HDD.
 40 PMPO Dual Speakers.
 Laptop Style full Keyboard with mouse pad.
 Single touch Control Panel.
 Front mounted two USB Points.
 Front Mounted Socket for external Mic.
 Lockable unit for safety and controlled
 operation.
 Thick heavy gauge of solid steel body.

12. 128000/- With Standard Projector
150000/- With Short Projector
 Heavy Duty SMPS Supports Power supply
 to projector and all other integrated units.
 Top Mounted concealed points for
 extensions.
 Content- K-12- 1 year license
 Note: Rs. 15,000/- +Tax per Class Room Applicable for Content (KG-12)
from Next Year or Pay additional 25,000/- + tax for life
 time content license.

13. Discounted Offer
 We will be offering discounts to the end customers on software as
described below:-
 1) More than 5 classrooms - 10% flat discount on the total billed amount.
 2) More than 10 classrooms - 20% flat discount on the total billed amount.
 3) More than 20 classrooms - 30% flat discount on the total billed amount.
 Pricing for Smart Class Room Hardware + Content on EMI Basis
 Particulars Quantity Rate Amount (per Month)
Smart school KG-12 5 5450 27250
License key (3 years)
 Hardware description as above
 EMI/month for 36 Months

14. Pricing Proposal for content
KG-12th including
 Description Duration Price AMC
 Pre-school (Nursery, LKG, UKG) 12 months INR 11,000 N/A
 KG to 12th 12 months INR 15,000 N/A
 Preschool (Nursery, LKG, UKG) Lifetime INR 22,000 INR 4,500
 KG to 12th Lifetime INR 40,000 INR 8,000
MRP of KG to 12th School Content (For Students)
 Description Duration Price
 Smart School Tutor Any 1
Standard from KG – 12th 1 year INR 1999/-
Note : Sales tax/VAT applicable on above prices.

15. E-content Specifications
 Fully Animated Content from KG-12th for CBSE, ICSE & other Boards :
 You will get the following particulars :
 Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Computer, Hindi & English
 Hindi voice over in Science & S. Studies from 6th - 10th
 High Definition 3D/2D Animation based Content
 Assessment Software containing thousands of Questions
 Extensive feedback & Test Analysis
 Fully Solved NCERT Questions
 CBSE Approved Content
 Interactive Games for better Learning

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