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    Home»News»Infosys signs MoU with DTCE to enhance capabilities at higher education institutes
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    Infosys signs MoU with DTCE to enhance capabilities at higher education institutes

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauOctober 29, 20212 Mins Read2760 Views
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    Department of Collegiate and Technical Education (DTCE), Karnataka has signed an MoU with Infosys, with an aim to transform ways of learning in the higher education institutions.

    The MoU includes three components – providing access to Infosys Springboard which has more than 4,900 courses and 1.6 Lakh learning resources, providing faculty development programmes and supporting the government in setting up digital infrastructure by donating 15,000 debonded computers.

    As per the government, the donation of 15000 de-bonded computers by Infosys will almost end the shortage of computers at Government Diploma, Polytechnic and Engineering colleges of the state.

    The government has said that this MoU will benefit close to five lakh students and faculty members at higher education institutes.

    To start with, 200 teachers will be soon trained at Infosys’ Mysuru campus.

    Infosys Springboard is a digital learning platform built at the cost of Rs 35 crore, and enables one to build digital skills and life skills in an individual. The platform includes virtual labs and gamifications features with other capabilities which enables it to fill the skill gap between the industry requirements and students.

    The MoU was signed on Thursday at Vidhana Soudha in presence of state Higher Education Minister CN Ashwatha Narayana. DTCE has signed the MoU under its ‘Help Educate’ initiative.

    capabilities CN Ashwatha Narayana Department of Collegiate and Technical Education Higher Education Infosys institutes MoU
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