Kohima, January 9 (MExN): Parents and students in Nagaland have been invited to participate in a statewide digital education experience survey conducted by NagaEd, an education technology company, in partnership with Department of School Education (DoSE) Nagaland. In a press release issued on Saturday, NagaEd informed that it is working towards designing a digital education delivery model to provide students with access to quality educational resources.
Speaking on the importance of undertaking a statewide digital education experience survey, Kevisato Sanyü, Founder of NagaEd said that “Another year of disrupted education is something our community cannot afford. Nagaland already has the highest rate of unemployment in the country at 21.4%. Many graduates already face significant barriers to gainful employment due to limited access to quality education resources. Unless we can provide access to quality educational resources, this will only get worse. The COVID pandemic has forced us to adapt to digital education. By embracing the changing education environment, we have a real opportunity for Naga students to leapfrog into the 21st century. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity we cannot forego. The voices of students and parents of Nagaland must be heard if we are to seize this opportunity to benefit this generation and the next.”
The Department and NagaEd encouraged all students and parents to participate in the survey by visiting www.nagaed.com/survey.
Survey findings and analysis will be made available to the public on the website, the release informed.
For further details, one can contact Kevisato Sanyü Founder at +61 402 935 410 (kevi@wandernagaland.com) or Shiroi Lily Shaiza, Co Founder at +91 89745 39456 (shiroi@wandernagaland.com).
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