The Cambridge University Press announces its first digital education product in India — Cambridge learn, that comprises of books and learning resources on a tablet. With the potential to transform teaching and learning for teachers and students, Cambridge learn is leading the revolution in digital learning in schools following Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) and IB (International Baccalaureate) programmes and qualification in India.
The key features of Cambridge learn is high-quality Cambridge content, customised tablet for each student and teacher, pre-loaded electronic books for all subjects, interactive learning, teachers empowered through simple, yet very powerful learning Management System (lMS) and easy information access for parents.
Podar International School, Mumbai is the first school to adopt this digital solution from Cambridge University Press. Dr. Vandana lulla, director, Podar International School said: “Cambridge learn is bringing immense user friendly technology into class rooms. It’s a two-way software which promotes children to have inquiry-based and collaborative learning while enabling them to develop skills for the coming times. With the help of the Cambridge learn, our dream of creating responsible, creative and innovative learners through digital learning is taking shape.”