No data yet on digital learning in higher education
The Hindu
Institutions yet to respond to survey by KSHEC
The gaps in digital infrastructure in higher educational institutions have not yet been ascertained even after one year of the online mode of education as only 10% of the about 1,500 institutions responded to a survey initiated by the Kerala State Higher Education Council (KSHEC). The council had launched the process to assess the IT infrastructure and technology-enabled learning environment in the universities and colleges in the State after the COVID-19 outbreak disrupted academic activities in March last. The primary aim of the online questionnaire was to assess the strengths and weaknesses and initiate measures to step up the digital infrastructure on campuses. “The questionnaire was uploaded on the official website of the council. It was rolled out in the first phase of the pandemic,” says Rajan Varughese, Member-Secretary of the KSHEC.
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