Digital Empowerment. It is the basical knowledge about how the

mohammedhassanu1 72 views 11 slides May 13, 2024
Slide 1
Slide 1 of 11
Slide 1
1
Slide 2
2
Slide 3
3
Slide 4
4
Slide 5
5
Slide 6
6
Slide 7
7
Slide 8
8
Slide 9
9
Slide 10
10
Slide 11
11

About This Presentation

Vac


Slide Content

Digital Services in
Education and Health Sector with
Security
Initiatives by the Government of India
Name: Mohammed Hassan U
Course: Ba Honours History
Roll NO: 1940/23

Introduction
In recent years, the Government of India (GoI) has takeoffon a
transformative journey leveraging digital technologies to enhance
access, efficiency, and quality in key sectors such as education
and healthcare. With a rapidly growing population and diverse
socio-economic challenges, digital interventions have emerged as
potent tools to address the nation's evolving needs.

Digital Services in Education
The Indian education sector is undergoing a
paradigm shift due to the rapid advancement of
digital technologies. This paper investigates the
diverse areas where digital transformation is
observed, such as online learning platforms,
educational apps, virtual classrooms, and Al-
powered analytics. By transforming the landscape of
education, digital technologies have the potential to
enhance accessibility, inclusivity, and overall
learning outcomes. With the help of digital
education,students can gain knowledgeand
information from any corner of the world. Digital
Education inIndia is the future of learning.

Significance of Digital Education in Digital Education Goals in India
India:
Digital literacy is a learning method
using technology and is a broad
technical discipline aimed at helping all
students gain knowledge inevery
corner of the country. Digital Education
in India is believed to bethe future of
learning. The Government of India has
defined different channels and taken
several initiatives to disseminate
educational andpedagogic means and
sources in various parts of the country.
1)Recognisingthe rapid development of
digital education, thegovernment has
introduced a new National Education
Policy (NEP) thatemphasises
digitisationas well as the use of
technology in education.
The main objectives of this initiative are:
•To develop high-quality electronic content in all local
languages to
•cater to the diversity of various languages in India
•Develop virtual training and laboratories along with
high-end skill
•development courses
•Development of digital classrooms
•Integrating the Indian education system using
technology
•Development of a framework for digital evaluation in
the age ofdigital education and ensuring a consistent
student plus teacherexperience through multi-mode
access to education via webportals, webinars, mobile
apps, TV, radio, and podcasts.
The focus will be on increasing mobile phone usage to
enable
“anytime, anywhere” access and enhance penetration.
Teachers will be encouraged to use e-learning resources.

Initiatives on Digital Education in India:
PM E-Vidhya
It is a comprehensive
program announced on 17
May 2020, with the
objective to unify digital and
online education with the
education programs for
better reach and access to
E-learning. It targeted
almost 25 crore school
students
acrossthecountry.
DIKSHA
Digital Infrastructure for
Knowledge Sharing was
initiated in 2017 with the
dream of ‘One Nation, One
Digital Platform.’ DIKSHA is
a national platform for
grades 1 to 12 and can be
operated through a web
portal or mobile app. It
includes e-content
respective to the curriculum
with the assignments and
courses for
educatorsaswell.
SWAYAM Prabha TV
This initiative includes 32
channels that focus on
educational programs
with the objective of ‘One
Class, One Channel’. For
asynchronous usage by
anyone, anytime and
anywhere, the curriculum
and topics are organized
similarly on DIKSHA. It
has a tie-up with Tata Sky
and Airtel to air and
telecast the
educationalprograms.

VidyaDaan
With the objective to seek
donations and
contributions for the
digital education
resources for the school
from educational
institutions, private
players, and individuals,
VidyaDaan was launched
in April 2020. Assam,
Goa, Kerala, Odisha, UP,
Punjab, Maharashtra,
Gujrat, Telangana, and
Chandigarh along with
the CBSE and NCERT are
working efficiently on
VidyaDaan to source
contentonDIKSHA.
E-Pathshala
This initiative focuses not
only on students but also
teachers and parents. E-
Pathshala can be
accessed through a web
portal or mobile app for
the E-textbooks with
3500+ curriculum
content in English,
Sanskrit, Urdu,andHindi.

Digital
Healthcare
On the 74th Independence Day, Hon’ble
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi launched
the National Digital Health Mission (NDHM)
from the ramparts of Red Fort. The
announcement put the spotlight on
digitalhealthcare. While NDHM is a voluntary
government health initiative integrating
various stakeholders with digital
infrastructure, digital healthcare, in the form
of various technologies, offers tremendous
valueto the health industry.

Digital Health Technologies
SaaS
The secret behind effective healthcare
services is the efficiency by which the
healthcare provider can seamlessly
deliver quality treatment. Every
healthcare provider has countless
systems, workflows, and processes to
implement. These are related to
administrative, operational, compliance,
and treatment functions. Streamlining
everything becomes a big challenge for
any hospital. SaaS solutions can address
most of these challenges. The solutions
work based on a subscription-based
model where hospital management
software is licensed to a healthcare
provider.
Telemedicine and
Telehealth technologies
Telemedicine leverages telecommunication
and electronic information technologies to
provide only clinical services to patients in
remote locations. For instance, a remote
patient’s health reports and details are shared
with a doctor. The patient and doctor interact
through audio-visual communication
channels, and the doctor’s prescription is
sent to the patient in almost real-time.
Telehealth is telemedicine and much more. It
includes non-clinical services as well. Other
than telecommunication technologies, it
leverages other digital technologies to provide
clinical services, impart health education to
patients and professionals, and support the
administration of public health.

Conclusion
To ensure E-learning, the Government of India is dedicated to transforming and
covering the level of education for all students in the remote extensions of the
country by supporting them digitally and technically to attain education with
just a single click over the digital tools. With the ICT education initiatives, the
Government has upgraded and rejuvenated the education sector of India.
Eliminating the digital divide, it has also played a vital role in exemplifying the
quality and the digital reach of its initiatives for the brighter tomorrow of the
students of our country.
Despite the challenges, the benefits of digital healthcare solutions
outweigh the problems faced in their adoption. As the sector grows, the
problems will be resolved and ironed out, and digital healthcare will
emerge as a backbone of the healthcare industry. Adopting digital
healthcare is easy, and healthcare providers globally are making that
first leap in the direction.

THANK YOU

Mobile health (m-Health)
and wearable technologies
These applications help in
the sharing of health
information through mobile
technologies and wearable
devices. m-Health
technologies use 19 mobile
applications and wearable
technologies, such as
smartwatches, fitness
bands, etc., to track and
monitor various health
parameters such as heart
rate, blood pressure, blood
sugar, sleep quality, so on
and so forth.
Electronic medical and
health records (EMR/EHR)
Our medical history is a window to our
health, which can guide doctors to make
the correct diagnoses and prescribe
treatment regimens.Digital technologies,
every patient’s EMR/EHR can be
maintained at a centralized repository
which can be accessed by a patient or an
authorized doctor from anywhere in India
at any point in time. This will empower
hospitals and doctors to make more
informed decisions about a patient. From
a policy-making viewpoint, it will also give
Government a national and regional
picture of the prevalence and incidence
of diseases, which will help them design
better public health policies.