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The public sector Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has joined the e-learning platform to aid the learning process of students from standard IX to standard XII.
From now on, students and parents can access the study material for science subjects and maths of these classes under Kerala board, CBSE and ICSE syllabuses on the website provided for it.
Initially there is a free trial of the study website for 15 days for all BSNL broadband users. Thereafter, those interested BSNL broadband users will have to register and pay Rs 150 per month per class to access the service, but BSNL will not be levying any extra bandwidth charges for the service. The major savings of the user in this operation comes on the waiver of bandwidth charges, said BSNL officials.
All BSNL broadband users can straight away logon to www. bsnl.topper learning.com for the free trial.
The scheme, being implemented in association with Topper, a supplier of educational products, provides video lessons, online tests & assessment, NCERT solutions, exam resources and much more. This service uses the visual and interactive nature of the internet medium to simplify textbook concepts for students.
The pictorial and graphical depiction of concepts helps students to relate to real life situations easily, and grasp fundamentals faster.
There is an exhaustive database of additional smart resources for each class. More interestingly the service of an expert is provided on the site to give answers to questions by students and parents.
The course material is designed as per the NCERT framework.
According to BSNL officials the solved question papers for the past five years and sample question papers are also available on the website.
http://www.deccanchronicle.com/channels/cities/kochi/bsnl-rings-e-learning-students-670
From now on, students and parents can access the study material for science subjects and maths of these classes under Kerala board, CBSE and ICSE syllabuses on the website provided for it.
Initially there is a free trial of the study website for 15 days for all BSNL broadband users. Thereafter, those interested BSNL broadband users will have to register and pay Rs 150 per month per class to access the service, but BSNL will not be levying any extra bandwidth charges for the service. The major savings of the user in this operation comes on the waiver of bandwidth charges, said BSNL officials.
All BSNL broadband users can straight away logon to www. bsnl.topper learning.com for the free trial.
The scheme, being implemented in association with Topper, a supplier of educational products, provides video lessons, online tests & assessment, NCERT solutions, exam resources and much more. This service uses the visual and interactive nature of the internet medium to simplify textbook concepts for students.
The pictorial and graphical depiction of concepts helps students to relate to real life situations easily, and grasp fundamentals faster.
There is an exhaustive database of additional smart resources for each class. More interestingly the service of an expert is provided on the site to give answers to questions by students and parents.
The course material is designed as per the NCERT framework.
According to BSNL officials the solved question papers for the past five years and sample question papers are also available on the website.
http://www.deccanchronicle.com/channels/cities/kochi/bsnl-rings-e-learning-students-670
