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Telangana Digital Learning Deal Expands Government School Broadcasts
Telangana’s School Education Department and T-SAT signed an agreement about digital lessons.
The goal is to help students in government schools learn through television and other digital broadcasts.
Lessons for ninth- and tenth-class students will be shown in the evenings.
Parents and schools can also watch programs called “Face-to-Face” and “Our District Our School.”
Teachers will receive a special program called “TLM Mela.”
These programs will reach schools across Telangana.
The agreement is meant to make the broadcast work clearer and better organized.
Officials were told to use T-SAT for related digital programs.
The Telangana School Education Department and T-SAT signed a memorandum of understanding on digital learning broadcasts.
The agreement aims to clarify coordination between the Director of School Education and T-SAT.
Evening digital lessons for ninth- and tenth-class students will be broadcast through T-SAT.
Programs including “Face-to-Face,” “Our District Our School,” and “TLM Mela” will also use the platform.
Officials from Samagra Shiksha, SERT, and other departments were directed to route digital broadcasts through T-SAT.
- Who
- Telangana School Education Director Dr. Naveen Nicholas and T-SAT CEO Bodanapalli Venu Gopala Reddy signed the agreement.
- What
- They signed a memorandum of understanding covering digital educational content broadcasts.
- Where
- The documents were exchanged at the Director School Education Office in Hyderabad.
- When
- The agreement was signed on Saturday; no calendar date was provided.
- Why
- The agreement is intended to support digital learning for government-school students and clarify coordination of educational broadcasts through T-SAT.
Key facts
- Agreement
- Memorandum of understanding on digital content broadcasts
- Signatories
- Dr. Naveen Nicholas and Bodanapalli Venu Gopala Reddy
- Student audience
- Ninth- and tenth-class students
- Broadcast timing
- Evenings
- School reach
- Programs involving parents of students in about 28,000 schools across Telangana
- Named programs
- “Face-to-Face,” “Our District Our School,” and “TLM Mela”
- Implementation
- Samagra Shiksha, SERT, and other departments were directed to conduct related broadcasts through T-SAT
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