The Millennium Education (TME), a leading 21st century education system, has extended the access from the classroom environment to the learner’s home through MATRIX, a learning management system that has digitized the learning process and will bridge any gap between the classroom and the students, says a press release issued by the Institution on Monday.
The decision vis-à-vis transition to digital classes is part of an attempt at ‘social distancing’, the practice of limiting large gatherings and in-person contact to slow the transmission of coronavirus.
The Millennium Education believes in the optimal utilization of technology to follow the best global practices. MATRIX is a cloud-hosted, integrated, flexible and secure dynamic platform that allows Millennium Education to manage digital learning through web, anytime anywhere in the world. It establishes the connectivity between campuses, teachers, Millennials and parents in the most effective manner.
The MATRIX is extremely user-friendly where parents and learners are provided grade and subject wise links to access online learning, study material, printable worksheets, classwork updates, reinforcement plans, virtual classrooms, tutorials, home-study updates, assessments records and e-progress cards.
Keeping in view the critical time of upcoming exams, integration with Office 365 Teams has also been initiated, through which learners shall have access to the real-time lectures or previously uploaded lectures at Office Stream or Official Youtube channels.
The teachers of TME have been equipped with 21st century tools for teaching and learning and at this time of need. The TME is ready to take the challenge of a providing a non-stop learning to its students through the inclusion of digitalization of the course and classroom.
“Special circumstances require special measures and adaptability from all key stakeholders including the parents, learners, teachers and the school administration. It is the responsibility of schools to adopt a more holistic approach and be prepared for such circumstances which hinder the course of regular schooling and impinges on the safety, wellbeing, health, hygiene and security of our learners,” the press statement stated. “Millennium Education continuity planning through leveraging online technology assets is a critical tool for preparedness. We believe if done well, the result will not only be a readiness for things unseen, but also a greater acceptance of online learning. TME plans to build a stability plan for the short term that supports toward a vision of a more resilient, technology-leveraged learning in the future,” it concluded.
