The ‘Vinoba’ platform focuses on improving educational quality, foundational literacy and numeracy (FLN), life skills, teacher empowerment and communication between schools and parents. It has been extended to around 45,000 government schools across 25 districts of Maharashtra and has connected nearly 1.3 lakh teachers. More than 31 lakh students have benefited from the initiative.
Mumbai: The Maharashtra government’s efforts to strengthen the quality of education in government schools through technology-based initiatives have received a boost with the expansion of the ‘Vinoba’ digital platform, launched through a collaboration between the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) and the Open Links Foundation (OLF).
Platform Aims to Connect Schools, Teachers and Parents
The initiative, supported by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, aims to bring teachers, students and parents together on a common digital platform while improving learning outcomes and strengthening school-community engagement.
The ‘Vinoba’ platform focuses on improving educational quality, foundational literacy and numeracy (FLN), life skills, teacher empowerment and communication between schools and parents. It has been extended to around 45,000 government schools across 25 districts of Maharashtra and has connected nearly 1.3 lakh teachers. More than 31 lakh students have benefited from the initiative.
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