New Delhi: The curriculum of Delhi Government schools will now be available online. The education department of the Delhi government will be uploading the curriculum on its online platform, Diksha. It implies that the books on entrepreneurship, happiness, etc. can be accessed by anyone in any part of the country.
The initiative is called Lead. Lead promotes learning through e-resources. The Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister Manish Sisodia took to Twitter to announce the initiative. He tweeted, “Har Ghar mein Diksha, har ghar mein Shiksha.” This initiative has been taken by the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Delhi. This has been done to maintain continuity in the learning and teaching process.
A senior official of the Directorate of Education said that the Ministry had asked states to upload their e-learning material on Diksha. This will create an online repository. Each state has its own online repository. In Delhi, this online repository is called Lead. The idea behind this initiative is that each state can learn something from each other.
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The study material which is prepared by SCERT for Delhi government schools will be uploaded to the online portal under this scheme. The Pragati textbooks which were prepared under the Mission Buniyaad will also be uploaded. The support material for the entrepreneurship curriculum will also be available.
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