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eVidyaloka Boosts Student Enrollment by 30% with Mobile Application Platform
Technology Category
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Event-Driven Application
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Education
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Quality Assurance
Use Cases
- Visual Quality Detection
Services
- Testing & Certification
- Training
The Challenge
eVidyaloka faced a significant challenge due to the shortage of teachers in remote and rural villages in India. The organization aimed to create a single platform that could connect teachers and students across the country by leveraging technology. They sought to bring together volunteerism and technology to overcome this challenge. However, they needed a partner with the necessary technological expertise and experience to develop a scalable application that could support multiple users and features. eVidyaloka selected Datamatics for this task, given their proven expertise in the field.
About The Customer
eVidyaloka is a non-profit organization based in India, dedicated to transforming the educational landscape of rural areas. The organization creates digital classrooms for children in remote villages, with the support of local communities and volunteer teachers from around the world. They provide standardized lesson plans and teaching aids to help children from government schools receive quality education, aiming for a promising and rewarding future. eVidyaloka's vision is to create a knowledgeable and empowered rural India through quality education, and their goal is to provide education anywhere, anytime.
The Solution
Datamatics developed a mobile platform for multiple personas, including students, parents, partner organizations, and volunteers. They also revamped the existing web app into a highly scalable, secure, and low-maintenance platform. The platform features a self-learning-enabled system training, class scheduling, and access to learning assets such as on-demand videos and textbooks. It also aids in demand forecasting to more accurately match students' needs and teachers' availability. Furthermore, Datamatics ensured a frictionless onboarding process and registration for volunteers, teachers, students, and schools, making the platform user-friendly and efficient.
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