As we know most of institutions are trying to promote e-classes or e- learning through different tools and softwares. I know it is not so difficult task for private institutions and field like management, IT, Computer etc. But in agriculture stream, most of students r from rural areas where proper network of 2G is not available. They face connectivity issue. So, what is your opinion and possible suggestions? What could be alternatives?
https://www.ncell.axiata.com/Latest-Offers/Student-Plan Sure I think it is possible this is link for student data pack one can take and able to attend if one have problem of wifi as I am too attending.
The students can opt for broadband connection if there is a network problem in their areas. Since, most of the villages now have internet connectivity, the network connection can be changed such as changing from Jio to Airtel or vice-versa, which may help the students. The application used for giving online classes can also be changed and those should be preferred which run over slow connection. There are a number of applications such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, etc. available for free download on mobile phones. Regarding Practical classes, it is a bit difficult, the only thing which can now be done is to wait for the things to get back to normal.
It would be difficult, if not practically imposible where there is epileptic network connection and erratic electricity supply.However, it is achievable ,if the required infrastructures are put in place by all stakeholders.
Yes, it is very possible. Remember that many rural areas have internet access. In as much as there is internet access, power and the person involved is educated, it is possible.
Agriculture is something that needs to be taught and learnt hands-on!
I think it is not possible immediately, but it may help in this pandemic situation and we should think about this system for our future.
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