School Education department kickstarts massive training exercise on computer skills
The Hindu
Over 2.10 lakh teachers from government schools across Tamil Nadu will be trained in Basic Computer skills over the next one month.Through this, teachers will be familiarised with handling computers a
Over 2.10 lakh teachers from government schools across Tamil Nadu will be trained in Basic Computer skills over the next one month. Through this, teachers will be familiarised with handling computers and mobile devices, various platforms available for them to take virtual classes, seeking appropriate educational resources online, use of Hi-Tech labs on campus and hands-on practice on the EMIS portal. Kickstarting this massive training exercise organised by the State Council for Educational Research and Training (SCERT) and the Samgra Shiksha, a five day program for around 420 master trainers began on Monday.
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