Imagine a classroom where every student gets a personalised learning experience. Each student gets lessons according to their strengths and weaknesses. The pace of every student is kept in mind. With the arrival of Artificial Intelligence in education, no student needs to struggle to keep up or wait for others

Imagine you’re working on a project, feeling confident in your knowledge, only to realize halfway through that there’s a key concept you’ve missed. Suddenly the whole work has stopped and you feel lost. That’s what happens when you encounter a knowledge gap. A gap between what you know and what

Imagine a world where teachers start teaching multiplication and subtraction to students before they even learn basic numbers. Sounds chaotic, right? This is what education will look like without a well-structured curriculum. In education, a curriculum is a plan that needs to be followed in order to achieve the required

Imagine walking through historical places while sitting in a classroom, touching stars while sitting in a simple chair, or discussing topics with AI-generated animals – that’s the power of augmented reality. Augmented reality (AR) is revolutionizing education, turning traditional classroom lessons into experience-based lectures. Augmented reality is the technology that

In schools and on campuses across the countries, AI in education is gaining a lot of attention and challenging the old teaching methods. The CoSN’s report titled “Artificial Intelligence (AI) in K-12″ highlighted AI’s potential to influence every aspect of education and society. As the educational front continues to evolve,

The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has redefined the approach to education for students and teachers. It has introduced a transformative approach to learning and comprehension. It highlights the limitations of rote learning and emphasizes conceptual understanding and competency-based education. One of the most important initiatives of this policy is