The initiative is expected to empower over three lakh students and 7,500 educators from 1,925 government-run and aided schools across the state with access to EMBIBE's AI-led personalised and adaptive teaching and learning apps. The initiative is part of EMBIBE’s public sector learning intervention initiatives, set to impact over 4 crore Indian students across 20 states during the 2023-24 academic year, stated an update from Team Cradle Communicare.
[bsa_pro_ad_space id=1]The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the partnership was signed between the principal director of School Education, government of Nagaland, Thavaseelan K, and EMBIBE’s senior vice president, Devendra Gaur, in the presence of Nellayappan B, deputy director of School Education and OSD to chief minister of Nagaland.
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It stated that the step towards bringing digital learning to the grassroots of the country stems from EMBIBE’s vision to empower learners and transform their life outcomes through the power of technology. The partnership would help in giving wings to the central government’s policies such as the National Education Policy (NEP), and the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) at the school level across India.
Announcing the launch of the collaboration with EMBIBE, Thavaseelan K, said, “Our strategic partnership with EMBIBE is in alignment with the state of Nagaland’s continued efforts to impart the best quality education to students across all our schools. We strongly believe that the NEP brings a paradigm shift to the state’s education system. We are glad to partner with EMBIBE to equip our teachers and students with EMBIBE’s AI-powered teaching and learning apps, thereby significantly enhancing the quality of education across the state. With the app turning into a personal guide, students will be able to identify gaps in their learning, behaviour and skills. Teachers, on the other hand, will be able to significantly scale up the personal attention they can place on every child. We are proud to be the first Northeastern state in the country to provide technology-led education to all our students across socio-economic backgrounds.”
Commenting on the partnership, founder and CEO of EMBIBE, Aditi Avasthi, said, “EMBIBE has completed a decade-long journey to make truly personalised education accessible to every child irrespective of their socio-economic background or language of learning. Nagaland is the first of the seven sister states to partner with us. At the heart of our work with the state is a dedication to creating a level playing field for all students, regardless of infrastructure or teaching quality. I am personally keen to demonstrate the impact that our AI-powered products can create to enable the teaching-learning equation in Nagaland, making stunning content & personalised guidance available to every student. We are excited to work closely with the state & school administration of Nagaland to achieve higher-quality teaching and learning outcomes for the state.”