Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Intel & Times of India Launch Campaign on Tech in Education
Imagine if computers could help kids learn better!
Intel and The Times of India have teamed up to launch a project called "The Learning Curve."
It's like a guide to help parents and teachers understand how computers and AI can be used in schools.
They're showing how these technologies can make learning fun and effective.
They're also addressing the worries that parents have, like too much screen time.
The goal is to make sure everyone knows that technology can be a powerful tool for learning if used in the right way.
Intel and Times of India launched 'The Learning Curve' campaign to improve technology perception in education.
The initiative aims to address parental concerns and bridge the digital trust gap in India.
The campaign highlights that only about half of schools have functional computers and internet access.
The Learning Curve will share real stories, expert insights, and survey data to promote tech use.
The campaign is aligned with national education policies and the growth of AI in education.
- Who
- Intel and The Times of India.
- What
- The launch of 'The Learning Curve' campaign.
- When
- Announced on July 25th.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To improve perceptions of technology in education.
Parents' Concerns
Benefits of Technology
Perception of AI
Parents' Concerns
Some parents view AI as potentially risky.
Benefits of Technology
Many parents acknowledge the benefits of technology.
- Campaign Name
- The Learning Curve
- Partners
- Intel & The Times of India
- Focus
- Technology in Education
- Schools with Functional Computers
- 57.2%
- Schools with Internet Access
- 53.9%
- Parents viewing AI as risky
- 55%