Adopting E-Learning Tools for Yohagshemam Vahamyeham

8 Pages Posted: 25 Mar 2013

See all articles by K.C. Siva Balan

K.C. Siva Balan

Department of Agricultural Extension- IIAT, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University; Department of Agricultural Extension- IIAT, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

B. Swaminathan

Dept. of Agrl. Econ., Junagadh Agricultural University

Date Written: March 25, 2013

Abstract

Indian education system was once said to be running 200 odd hundred years behind America. No more it is the same as we are living in the era of information explosion where when education liberates all, e-literacy could enable all. The amount of information that one is bestowed with could directly be correlated to his well-being. The digital revolution has changed this world to an easily accessible knowledge hub. The society has become knowledge based and it is getting realized that the age old system of learning within the walls of the class room will never be sufficient to face the emerging challenges of today. The multi cultural social fabric, multinational work environment and fierce competition to secure good jobs that are getting scarcer warrant every student at school or college to keep abreast every passing minute. The electronic revolution that started in the late seventies has now turned every one computer centric. It has become imperative to keep students tuned to new learning techniques through latest communication gadgets. In this context new and advanced Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools such as Computers, Internet and other web devices and their applications along with mobile phones have tremendous potential to facilitate learning activity to student community. But to attain universal and eternal well being digital divide should not be tolerated at any cost. It could be said that effective innovations and more effective norms and regulations of dissemination could only enable these e-learning tools to deliver the intended audience by circumnavigating all odds. It should be understood that resources which are not created, are not shared. E-learning would hasten resource creation and teachers as regulators are more and more required to fine-tune and shipshape such resources towards universal well-being.

Keywords: E-learning, ICT integration, Digital literacy, Blended learning, M-learning

Suggested Citation

Balan, K.C. Siva and Balan, K.C. Siva and Swaminathan, B., Adopting E-Learning Tools for Yohagshemam Vahamyeham (March 25, 2013). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2238881 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2238881

K.C. Siva Balan (Contact Author)

Department of Agricultural Extension- IIAT, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University ( email )

Trichy, 641003
India

Department of Agricultural Extension- IIAT, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University ( email )

e-Extension Centre
Technology Park 5
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 641003
India

HOME PAGE: http://futureextension@blogspot.in

B. Swaminathan

Dept. of Agrl. Econ., Junagadh Agricultural University ( email )

Department of Agricultural Economics
Junagadh, TN 362001
India
8883368543 (Phone)

HOME PAGE: http://basaswaminathan.blogspot.in/

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