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arihant current affairs magazine monthly published this article page no 134 more costeffective than a regular on campus degree this helps students who cannot afford a regular college degree to pursuecomplete their degrees.gamification and rise of edutainment companies have introduced learning through games and puzzles that make it easier and fun for students to understand concepts.imparting onthejob skills career advancement courses by edtech companies could increase the candidates chances of landing better jobs switch jobs get promotions negotiate better pay packages and stay relevant in the industry.supplement the conventional model the existing educational infrastructure is not equipped to meet the additional requirements. elearning can help bridge the gap to a considerable extent. enable remote education edtech enables scale and speed using a direct to the device model breaks down geographical barriers and allowing students access to highquality education. teachers became facilitators managing remotely.supplement governments digital push several programmes such as digital india and skill india were launched to spread digital literacy create a knowledgebased society and implement three principles access equity and quality of the education policy. need for regulationdisruption to conventional learning due to pandemic as schools and universities switched to digital or online models to allow students to continue their learning it is crucial to be mindful of the gaps in the digital experience.checking cyber threats to prevent cyberbullying monitoring content for material unsuitable for minors ensuring protection of students from cyberattacks or phishing scams screening of teachers instructors content creators etc.privacy concerns privacy policies of the edtech companies are indecisive and ambiguous and assume that consent and responsibility lie with the user. most of the consumers are neither briefed nor have the legal knowhow.neglect of social skills many educational theorists psychologists and sociologists fear that students learning solely online will suffer from a failure to develop social skills that come only from interacting in person with other people arihant current affairs magazine monthly buy.
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