Shillong Sept 25: The Meghalaya Programme for Adolescent Wellbeing, Empowerment and Resilience (MPOWER) and the CK-12 Foundation joined hands to strengthen digital and interactive learning in 31 Government and Government-Aided schools across East Khasi Hills.
The 31 schools in East Khasi Hills will serve as the programme’s pilot phase, covering both rural and urban schools and providing an opportunity to assess how digital and blended learning can be effectively integrated into different school settings.
As part of the initiative, the programme trained 47 teachers and 4 school principals from EKH district in digital learning practices. The training aimed to familiarise them with the CK-12 Learning Platform, including its interactive resources, tools, and practical classroom applications.
