The concept of education in India is not new rather it was India where education under the supervision of a guru started. In those times Nalanda and Taxila were the important institutions of learning and considered to be favorites Teqip of a number of foreign students. In fact, Nalanda University of India was among the oldest Universities in the world.

Now with the change in times education system of India has undergone a sea change. Now pre-primary and primary, elementary and secondary, undergraduate and postgraduate are the different levels of education in India. Government too is making great efforts so that everyone can get access to education. Government emphasizes to provide compulsory elementary education up to 14 years of age and has also banned child labour. According to the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009, children between 6 to 14 years of age group will get the education for free. Apart from this, government has aggressively campaigned for Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan but it still has a long way to go due to lack of resources. You can buy content regarding the issue from big media houses.

However if we talk about private schools you can see superior academic results of students. Not only curricular but also extra-curricular activities are organized in these schools resulting in the all round development of the child. Although parents can also teach their children at home using the required resources yet home schooling is not welcomed to a nice extent. Government of India is also paying attention to vocational training at the secondary level of education so that the students can better understand their interests and accordingly choose their career.

It’s a matter of pride that we are the third largest in the world when it comes to higher education. Indian Institute of Technology commonly known as IITs, Indian Institute of Management (IIMs), Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Indian Institute of Science etc. are the most admired institutions of India which brought both name and fame to India. You can too buy latest images and videos on these topics from various media houses. Indian Government is making efforts for the further improvement of higher education. The much awaited Foreign Universities Bill is still waiting for its turn in the queue. The approval of this bill is expected to show green signal to the foreign universities to establish their campuses in India.

As we open and peep into the News headlines every alternate day we see that all the nations small or big are implementing Video conferencing in important activities. There has been a drastic change in the approach of the political leaders in using Video Conferencing as a tool to acquire instant vision of the news as it happens. As Video conferencing is the only tool which can help to see and interact with the people in news instantly. Now it is to reiterate that Video Conferencing is becoming a common tool every where, whether it is much popular political leaders or health care of common man. Society where fast technology like 3G is being implemented and mobile video conferencing is more taking shape, schools play an important role where molding the children with trending technology becomes a responsibility.

As the child of today has to be proficient in diversified fields, the time, staff and the resources have to work in integration in order to make many concepts clear to the students. As the resources are scattered around the country and across the countries the sending the children to all the places is not possible as it involves expenses as well as time-consuming. Implementing Video Conferencing in Educational System as a powerful weapon can bring about awareness of skills and training programs for children through people who are proficient and are far of places from their class rooms.

Children learn by seeing people who are already successful. They keep role models in their mind and love to see and interact with successful personalities. Very few lucky children have the chance to interact with such personalities. If the successful people interact with children through Video Conferencing many schools which are remote and cannot even afford to come out of their village will be able to see their dream come true to interact with their role models which brings about new confidence in them, which helps in molding them into a great citizens of the nation.

Arranging a competition and participating in a competition requires the children to go to the venue leaving their regular classes. But if it is academic competition other than sports all the academic competitions can be held in all the schools by connecting them through Video Conferencing where the children can see and interact with other children of different schools and have the same feeling as if the competition is in the same room. Many of the handicrafts of India are from very remote villages where one can find skill full artisans at work. The handicrafts found in one place are unique to that place only and cannot be found in other places. Through Video Conferencing skill full art from one place can be introduced to children from various parts of the country which is impossible for the child to meet and learn from a skilled person located far away.