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The purpose of the Project is to change the way of approach in the learning methodology making students more interactive through a site, here we provide a classroom environment for the students where he can access it not only in the classroom but also in the canteen, home etc through smart phones, tablets and laptops etc.:
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- 1. Smart Approach to Education By A.SHANMUKH(15KD1A0501) CH.MOHANVAMSI(15KD1A0533) D.ASISH(15KD1A0535) CHARITHBETHA (15KD1A0530)
- 2. Say no to Board Learning DESCRIPTION: The purpose of the Project is to change the way of approach in the learning methodology making students more interactive through a site, here we provide a classroom environment for the students where he can access it not only in the classroom but also in the canteen, home etc through smart phones, tablets and laptops etc. E-Learning: Students learn through visualization and will have Dynamic approach with the concept. Instead of spending nearly 4000-5000 rupees for textbooks and materials, you need to have a tab and login account the respective E- books will be given with respect to the subject. Digital Tools Help Students Understand the Topic Better. “Go Green” with Smart Classes.
- 3. Key Features: •A central wifi is fixed where students can access it anywhere and attend the live sessions. • Day to Day Status is marked here we call it as Calendar approach the faculty updates the status and students post their queries and response. •Not only through live lectures we automatically direct the link of the recorded session as soon as the class is completed. •The faculty can also provide YouTube links of various channels making the pattern of study easier and in an understandable methodology. •They provide an interactive environment by posting questions and getting answers from students. •The chat is live for all the students with respect to that section. • Faculty posts their assignments and students work on it and submit. •The Discussions can be done through public or private. •More employment is created during this process for the guidance of students. • Details of the student with respective faculty can be easily found. • Progress of student can be judged quickly. • Everything is stored in the cloud so we can say “No to Heavy Loads”. •Students will be thought to exceed the point of learning (more than just as a subject). • Students empower their thought with the knowledge quickly • Rote learning will be dismissed. •As it is a live lecture the discipline of the students is not only noticed but also the faculty approach is noticed. • Smart Boards will definitely help you in saving time. •Security: Students with their respective email id registered can only log in.
- 4. Conclusion: Finally our team would like to create a classroom environment for the students making them proactive digitally through interactive approach which helps to know the vision and mission of the subjects