Virtual learning (English)

Virtual platform for online Education is ready in many developed countries. In India we are also doing best to continue pace of education. Reports by Unified District. Information system for Education plus(UDISE+) highlight that while only 39% schools in India had computers, just 22%had an internet connection in 2019-20.These figures reflect the stark shortage of these technological progression in the country just ahead of the pandemic that forced virtual transition  across all schools.                            With the onset of pandemic,IT professionals in schools had a daunting prospect of supporting their students through online platforms. The unprecedented shift to  hybrid teaching learning, driven by an equally unprecedented global pandemic,has placed an immense strain on schools'IT infrastructure across the nation."We have  to expand the IT infrastructure to meet requirement of online mode.Measure such as upgrading the internet to 300 mpbs fibre lease line,setting up a Wi-Fi access point for school building, and providing laptops to the coordinators."A  LED wall has to be  installed in the building for on-line events like webinar, workshops etc.Our schools should have IT support to deliver virtual experience effectively.  ".                  Up until a short while ago ,there had been no thought of the 'phygital'.Today  technology has been expedited like never before. I have equipped my house  room with high quality camera, mic  and writing tablets so that screen quality attract young kids attention.                  " Advancement in integration of technology in schools has been made possible through better internet penetration ,affordable devices  and availability of products.