A network of virtual classrooms connected using Very Small Aperture Terminal technology ( VSAT is a two -way communication system through a satellite ground station that uses geostationary satelllites for relaying signals) or Cisco's web conferencing platform Webex, with the faculty teaching from a central studio.
HOW IT WORKS
The lectures are beamed live to several centres across the country. The students can log in using their login id either from an intenet-enabled computer or special satelllite coaching classrooms at the varous institutes. The stuedents can type in their queations or use the 'virtual hand raise'. The sessions can also be recorded for future reference.
TARGET GROUP
Students preparing for engineering, medical and other entrance exams.
Porfessionals who do not get time to attend regular coaching classes.
ADVANTAGES
Access to top-class faculty from anywhere in the country.
Usually costs only half the regular coaching programme fee
A blessing for professionals, and students who juggle between curriculum at school and entrance exams studies.
Saves time for the teachers and money for the managers as they do not have to bear the cost of bringing the faculty to their centres.
HOW IT WORKS
The lectures are beamed live to several centres across the country. The students can log in using their login id either from an intenet-enabled computer or special satelllite coaching classrooms at the varous institutes. The stuedents can type in their queations or use the 'virtual hand raise'. The sessions can also be recorded for future reference.
TARGET GROUP
Students preparing for engineering, medical and other entrance exams.
Porfessionals who do not get time to attend regular coaching classes.
ADVANTAGES
Access to top-class faculty from anywhere in the country.
Usually costs only half the regular coaching programme fee
A blessing for professionals, and students who juggle between curriculum at school and entrance exams studies.
Saves time for the teachers and money for the managers as they do not have to bear the cost of bringing the faculty to their centres.
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