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NEW DELHI: Against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic, educational institutions are comparing notes on online examinations and classes on the internet. M What is your forecast for post-Covid higher education? Educational institutes that fail to use online systems as delivery mechanisms will lag. Education is not only a fundamental right of every human being, but it is essential for sustainable development. So, adopting “anywhere-anytime” education will help every individual to get quality education and enable them to contribute to the economic prosperity and social welfare of the country.. But critics say we do not have the required infrastructure for online education. Universities like JNU are already planning to offer degrees in online mode with the aim of reaching out to students from across varying socio-economic backgrounds. During the lockdown, institutions have demonstrated the ability to continue the teaching-learning process through online resources. In the post-Covid era, we will be more open to online education’s compatibility with classrooms. Some may think online education is for the future, but the biggest plus of the lockdown is the digital revolution in higher education. It is time now to plan what part of the teaching-learning process need be in the classroom and what can be offered online. Are we ready for online examination/assessment? Technology is already available for online examinations as the What about accessible and affordable broadband connect...

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