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After Aadhaar authentication, state suspect thousands of students may be fake - Vimarsana News

After Aadhaar authentication, state suspect thousands of students may be fake

A student can avail several government benefits, including scholarships with an Aadhaar card. The authentication of 93% of the students has been completed in the state while the remaining has to be completed by September end | Mumbai news

Parental Permission, Survey Opt Out Will Affect Data on Young Iowans - Vimarsana News

Parental Permission, Survey Opt Out Will Affect Data on Young Iowans

Iowa won’t join Youth Risk Behavior Survey for first time since 1991.

NLP in Education Global Market Report 2023: Growing Adoption of NLP to Assess Student Performance Presents Opportunities - Vimarsana News

NLP in Education Global Market Report 2023: Growing Adoption of NLP to Assess Student Performance Presents Opportunities

/PRNewswire/ -- The "NLP in Education Market by Offering (Solutions and Services), Model Type (Rule-based, Statistical, and Hybrid), Application (Sentiment...

It's time for action on educational technology and the digital rights of the child - Vimarsana News

It's time for action on educational technology and the digital rights of the child

Many organisations are using new technologies to automate decisions about what opportunities are or are not available to us. And this is increasingly impacting children in education.

Source: abc.net.au
Chronic Absenteeism Severe, Especially Among Historically Marginalized Groups -- THE Journal - Vimarsana News

Chronic Absenteeism Severe, Especially Among Historically Marginalized Groups -- THE Journal

An analysis of data from more than 325,000 preK–12 students found that chronic absenteeism has reached severe levels between 2022 and 2023 and that disparities between demographic groups are growing.