Technology Transfusion in Indian Education Systems - Impact and Challenges
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Abstract
Technology continues to be incorporated into India's educational system in a revolution that promises to upend established teaching-learning paradigms. The emergence of digital classrooms and the spread of online learning environments are two examples of how technology is changing educational environments across the nation. This essay attempts to provide a thorough analysis of the various ways that technology has affected Indian education, examining how it might be used to increase access, boost student achievement, and support creative teaching methods. There is no denying technology's revolutionary power. It provides previously unheard-of chances to tailor instruction, increasing student engagement and relevance to their specific requirements. Additionally, technology-enabled platforms can cross geographic barriers to give students in underserved and rural places access to high-quality education. Digital materials have enormous potential to enhance classroom experiences and complement textbooks. There are many obstacles in the way of fully utilizing technology in Indian education, though. The disparity in technology access and digital literacy, known as the "digital divide," continues to be a major obstacle. Limitations in infrastructure, especially in rural regions, make it difficult for technology to be adopted smoothly. Furthermore, thorough teacher training is necessary for the successful integration of technology; this is a process that calls for a significant financial commitment and continuous assistance. In order to better understand these complications, this article will look at how technology specifically affects different stakeholders, such as administrators, instructors, and students. This research aims to contribute to the development of strategies for optimizing the advantages of technology while minimizing its disadvantages, ultimately helping to create a more inclusive and efficient education system in India, by comprehending the interplay between opportunities and challenges.