Carrying forward its vision to introduce Digital Anganwadis in the State, the State government launched a first-ever initiative in the country on Thursday, as 125 Anganwadi Centres are set to become digitally enabled.
Vishwajit Rane, Minister for Women & Child Development, and his MLA wife Deviya Rane, inaugurated the initiative which is being implemented by the Department of Women and Child Development, supported by Cipla Foundation, Colorcon, General Electric, and Siemens.
“The launch marks the beginning of transforming traditional AWCs into Digital Anganwadi Centres by providing a personalised and adaptive learning (PAL) software package as per NIPUN Bharat guidelines, including Tablets, TVs, and offline educational content in Konkani and English for children attending the Anganwadi Centres,” reads a press statement issued from the Office of the Minister.
“The software tools designed by ConveGenius aim to strengthen the foundational numeracy skills of students, provide motivation, and build confidence by developing L-S-R-W (Listening-Speaking-Writing-Reading) skills in children,” it added.
