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Home » Students Pour Their Suggestions On #BharatPadheOnline. What’s Yours?

Students Pour Their Suggestions On #BharatPadheOnline. What’s Yours?

Students and teachers open up about their online learning experiences via the #BharatPadheOnline campaign by MHRD.

by Mamona Majumder
April 15, 2020
in Uncategorized
Reading Time: 4 mins read

“Bharat Padhe Online” is a campaign that is initiated by the Minister of Human Resource Development, Shri Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank. Via this campaign, students and teachers across the nation are invited to give their suggestions and idea on how to make e-learning better in India. As per the reports, so far more than 37,000 suggestions have been received in 3 days after the campaign went live on April 11, 2020.

The campaign will last till April 16, 2020. This is the last date to share and send ideas / suggestion about online learning or e-education. Apart from that, the top 10 interesting ideas will be contacted by MHRD to share their proposals in detail.

UGC has also urged all the universities and colleges to share details of the Bharat Padhe Online campaign with teachers, students, researchers, and experts via an appeal letter date April 11, 2020.

The motive of the campaign is to improve the online learning experience. With the global COVID-19 pandemic, the e-learning experience is being promoted among the students, teachers, and parents as schools are under shutdown for a very long duration. Thus to help understand how to intensify online education and at the same time make it better, the “Bharat Padhe Online” has been initiated by MHRD.

The campaign works in 2 ways:

First, by logging into Twitter and sharing ideas / suggestions by using #BharatPadheOnline and tagging @HRDMinistry & @DrRPNishank.

Second, sending an e-mail at [email protected]

Some of the suggestions that MHRD has received on twitter revolved around internet connection issues. Students are concerned about the difficulty in accessing e-content for studies due to poor connectivity in many regions.

Online classes or good but without
Internet how we can learn something there are many issues of internet connection in villages.@HRDMinistry #BharatPadheOnline

— Neeraj Yelchuri (@YelchuriN) April 14, 2020

In Jammu and Kashmir, the 4G internet connection has been shut. Students from these regions are unable to access the resources and have highlighted their concern:

Students of J&K are greately affected by Lockdown,We can't study online because there is 4G internet Shut from last August..#BharatPadheOnline is good initiative of MHRD.,but it should be inclusive. We the students of J&K are also part of India. Restore 4G🇮🇳🌹 Why discrimination?

— Sahil Bharti (@Sahilbhartii1) April 14, 2020

Another suggestion came in the form of email. The screenshot of the mails has been uploaded on twitter too that suggests using the DTH service to start educational channels.

@HRDMinistry #BharatPadheOnline pic.twitter.com/CcFb07674O

— SUNIL KUMAR (@sunil_just) April 14, 2020

Some teachers have suggested visiting the school on a rotational basis so that they can provide the teaching materials online using school resources to the students seating at home:

@PMOIndia @narendramodi ji Kindly allow teachers of rural up to visit schools on rotation basis so that we can use school resources for online classes. #BharatPadheOnline @DrRPNishank ji @myogiadityanath ji @CMOfficeUP @DivyaSoti @anjumirfana1 @cbseindia29 #onlineeducation

— Vinay Chaudhry (@VinayChaudhry4) April 14, 2020

Some suggested that in the current scenario building an e-learning infrastructure from the scratch is very difficult. Thus they suggested the government to collaborate the existing e-learning platforms.

In the current situation it would be quite difficult for the govt to develop an infrastructure for e-learning,so I feel like the govt should collaborate with existing e-learning platforms like unacademy and byju's and should provide their services for free.#BharatPadheOnline

— Ikjyot Singh (@M_K_O_W) April 14, 2020

While some suggested that India should get their own e-learning platform without any security issues.

It's really great that government is keen to enhance the online education because I think it has been a part of my education. So I like to suggest that India develops its own Application with all the features of online education when Zoom have security issues. #BharatPadheOnline https://t.co/PAZ7mS50GV

— Shubham Kushwaha (@its_ssks) April 14, 2020

To make the e-learning effective, some suggested to change the assessment system by giving weightage to the online assignments conducted online.

#BharatPadheOnline make change in current grading system, let's give more weightage to internal marks by regular assisment conducted online. Regular assignments, open source test , Online quizes on regular basis @HRDMinistry @DrRPNishank

— Mukesh Chandra (@muki018) April 14, 2020

Students suggested weekly tests online to keep track of their progress.

Sir we can go for online test so we can judge our performance weekly. Otherwise big Institute cost thousand rupees which is not possible for financially weak students to check their performance. #BharatPadheOnline

— Abhishek sahani (@Abhishe16433248) April 14, 2020

Many also urged the government for diversification of great apps existing for e-education like Google Classroom

Usage of Google Classroom or making an Indian version of the app will be a great advancement in the online education field in India!#BharatPadheOnline @HRDMinistry @DrRPNishank

— Arnav Das (@iamarnabdas) April 14, 2020

Some suggested for compulsory attendance to maintain regularity in online classes.

According to me, classes should be taken via video conferencing mode and attendance should me made compulsory because attendance is the only factor that can make the student regular for their studies. #BharatPadheOnline @HRDMinistry @DrRPNishank

— Abhay Singh Chauhan (@chauhan___abhay) April 14, 2020

Going through the “#BharatPadheOnline” tag on twitter, the major concern that students have raised is the lack of a good internet connection. Most of the suggestions came for a good platform that is easy to access, secure and effective. The government is all ears for the suggestions and will announce the top 10 proposals after April 16, 2020, when the campaign ends.

If you too have a suggestion, head over to twitter and tweet it with BharatPadheOnline and tagging @HRDMinistry & @DrRPNishank, or send it over email to [email protected]

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