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DIKSHA: Digital Infrastructure for Knowledge Sharing MHRD Regional Review Meetings, 2018 1<br>
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2 3 4 Agenda 2 Expectations from States 5<br>
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DIKSHA is a customizable National Digital Infrastructure that States can use for their respective teacher-centric initiatives. Teachers will be able to use DIKSHA to access and create high quality teaching, learning and assessment resources for all subjects and levels in all Indian languages. DIKSHA aims to strengthen ‘Our Teachers, Our Heroes Technology will be used to upgrade the skills of teachers through the recently launched digital portal ‘‘DIKSHA’’ Shri Prakash Javadekar
(Honorable Minister of Human Resource Development)
On occasion of National Award to Teachers’ ceremony held on Teachers’ Day 2017 Shri Arun Jaitley
(Honorable Minister of Finance)
Budget speech presented on 1st February 2018 About DIKSHA - Teachers at the Centre On the occasion of Teachers’ Day, Hon. Vice President of India, Shri Venkaiah Naidu, dedicated DIKSHA, a national digital infrastructure for teachers, to the nation. “ “ “ “ 3<br>
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2 Capacity building for teachers 3 Content for teacher preparation and classroom transaction 4 Tools for teachers to create new or modify existing content 3 verticals to be launched 8 7 6 Innovation Assessments | National Council for Teacher Education Verticals of DIKSHA | Introduction 4<br>
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Includes framework for authorized data of in-service teachers and teacher educators
Authorized Central and State organizations can:
Publish official teacher, school and school leadership information
Update and maintain this information in easy manner
Use this information for better planning and policy implementation
Registry will also include training details of in-service teachers and teacher educators Vertical 1 - Teacher Registry and Profile 5 In-service teacher profile will be pulled from Shaalakosh. DIKSHA will collect profile data for teacher educators and school administrators.<br>
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Vertical 1 - Teacher Registry and Profile 6<br>
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Includes modules supporting teachers and trainers in their professional development
These modules will be contributed by the Central organizations, States and authorized partner organizations
This vertical also includes:
Courses for need-based consumption
State administrators can assign professional development courses to teachers
Course completion certificates and badges with update in the teacher profile Vertical 2 - Teacher Professional Development 7<br>
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Vertical 2 - Teacher Professional Development View of Teacher Professional Courses available on DIKSHA Vertical 2 - Teacher Professional Development 8<br>
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Includes curriculum linked resources for teachers and students
Resources will be available in varied formats such as lesson plans, videos, stories, PDFs, etc.
These resources can be linked to textbooks via QR codes (energized textbooks).
Resources will be available from Central organizations, States and authorized content partner organizations
DIKSHA’s technology can support:
Offline content consumption
Rating of resources and feedback mechanism
Content available across multiple Education Boards with facility for search across such Boards Vertical 3 - Teaching and Learning Content 9<br>
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Resources available on DIKSHA for classroom teaching Vertical 3 - Teaching and Learning Content 10<br>
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Energized Textbooks provide easy access to digital content from the textbooks by scanning QR Codes
QR Codes can be placed at the chapter, topic or hard spot level
QR codes on the textbook serves as a constant reminder to use digital content. This content can be of several types - audio-visual content, assessments, lesson plans etc
Content residing behind the QR code can be modified or substituted at any time Vertical 3 - Teaching and Learning Content | Energized Textbooks..1 11 NCERT will print all textbooks with QR codes from academic year 2019-2020
Process Guidelines for implementation available. These include guidelines on printing, QR code dimensions, content linking guidelines etc.<br>
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Roll Out Statistics RAJASTHAN - 2.5mn textbooks
9th and 10th Math and Science 12 UTTAR PRADESH - 90mn textbooks
Grades 1 to 8, All subjects, Hindi and Urdu Medium ANDHRA PRADESH - 7mn textbooks..
Grades 6-10, Telugu and English Medium, 3 subjects. TAMILNADU - 10.5mn textbooks.
Grades 1, 6, 9, 11. All subjects, English and Tamil Medium MAHARASHTRA - 90mn textbooks
Grades 1-10, All Subjects, All Mediums More than 200 mn textbooks with QR codes are being printed for the coming academic year Vertical 3 - Teaching and Learning Content | Energized Textbooks..2 12<br>
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DIKSHA allows teachers and head of schools to create content
Using the platform, teachers can create content relevant to their context
Teachers can showcase the content created by them to all users Vertical 4 - Platform for Content Creation by Teachers 13 Content meant for general viewing shall be curated by State/UTs<br>
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Tools to create assessments and interactive resources Vertical 4 - Common Platform for Content Creation by Teachers 14<br>
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DIKSHA will provide an exclusive platform for school principals, vice-principals and head of schools
School leaders will have access to content to improve their leadership skills and tools to create new content on this platform Vertical 5 - School Leadership Platform 15<br>
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Communication: To enable Centre and States to make announcements and issue news, circulars, directions, regulations and other official notifications to teachers
Innovation: To enable sharing of best practices amongst the teacher community and innovative organizations.
Assessments: For various kinds of assessments including student assessments * These verticals are to be launched Verticals 6,7,8 - Communication, Innovation and Assessments* 16<br>
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DIKSHA for States | Many Advantages Increased administrative efficiency and better policy making with respect to teacher training and support Empower your teachers and students with access to digital content 17<br>
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Deliverables from the Centre 18<br>
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Expectation from States Institutionalization Preparation Implementation (July 2018 onwards) (April-June 2018) (February-March) 19<br>
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Institutionalization Phase Expectations from States : February - March 2018 20<br>
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Expectations from States : April - June 2018 21 Preparation Phase<br>
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Expectations from States : July 2018 onwards 22 Implementation Phase<br>
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This is just the beginning... 23 For more information, please contact
