APSCHE launches digital portal for accessible, self-paced learning
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VIJAYAWADA The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) has launched ‘Vidya Vahini’, a digital learning portal that aims at providing accessible, flexible and quality-assured online learning opportunities for students and the faculty across higher education institutions in the State. The platform was virtually launched at the APSCHE’s conference hall on Wednesday, marking the National Education Day and commemorating the birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first Minister of Education of independent India.
The APSCHE LMS–MOOCs (Learning Management System-Massive Open Online Courses) platform enables learners to undertake courses at their own pace while complementing classroom teaching with high-quality digital content. Students can register on the platform, browse the available course catalogue, enrol in relevant MOOCs, access learning materials, participate in assessments and track their progress towards successful course completion and certification, said an official release.
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