KITE to roll out G-Suite to plug loopholes in remote learning
The Hindu
Platform has been activated on a pilot basis in 400-odd schools across Kerala
The Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education (KITE) is all set to roll out G-Suite, an exclusive platform for online learning in schools, which is expected to address the existing multifarious problems of remote learning. It facilitates login for 47 lakh students and 1.70 lakh teachers in Kerala by bringing them all under a single domain (). While students may log in using their admission numbers, teachers will use their unique Permanent Employee Numbers. The platform has been activated on a pilot basis in 400-odd schools across the State. “We will further fine-tune the system using the feedback from the trial run. While the general platform has been provided free of cost by Google India, we retain complete control over it. Significantly, no sensitive individual details of students and teachers will be shared with a third party,” said K. Anvar Sadath, KITE CEO.
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