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COIMBATORE: curious students at a City Company School peeping at the new digital lab, excited about the prospect of doing computer work. A digital e-
Learning Labs using laptops, interactive LCD screens, projectors and Internet connections, a luxury that only private schools can provide so far, have been established in five corporate high schools in the city. Named E-
Corp, the digital interactive learning classroom, which can accommodate 25 members at a time, has been established in five schools in each region at the cost of Rs10lakh.
High School at Selvapuram (South zone)
Company High School in Peelamedu (north zone)
Udayanpalayam company High School (east zone)
Company High School in PN Pudur (west zone)
Company High School in Oppanakara Street (central zone)
The civil work of these classes has been completed.
"We will be purchasing laptops soon and students from class 9 to Class 12 will have access to the lab," said H Vasantha, chief education officer . ".
Digital EQ scheme (DEP)
India Foundation of the United States (AIF)
Students and teachers who have started using computers in several project projects have received a good response.
"Earlier, the AIF set up a digital learning classroom at the corporate high school in maniyakpalayam.
Because we saw some positive results, we decided to set up such classes in five other high schools, one in each high school . "
The principals and teachers of these schools are also excited about using the lab.
"Thanks to DEP, students in class 6 are reaching out to the Internet and digital learning and are starting to use it effectively to learn their syllabus.
"Apart from reading textbooks, when we teach them with visual aids, they tend to pick it up faster," said a corporate school teacher . ".
There are 16 high schools, 10 of which are also high schools under the company.
"We will also try to set up digital classrooms in other schools," said company Commissioner K Vijayakarthikeyan . ".
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