Projects

Computer Assisted Learning

A project to improve the quality of elementary education for Government school children to engage them and enhance student learning.

About

What It Is

The program aims to improve the quality of elementary education for Government school children aged 6-14 years using interactive multimedia content.

Quest Alliance implemented a Computer-Assisted Learning (CAL) program for underprivileged children, in partnership with Azim Premji Foundation and Pratham, and supported by International Youth Foundation and Alcatel-Lucent Foundation. 

What We Did

N-computing modelling was used to design the program, to reduce cost and power consumption, and launched in pilot schools in Bangalore and Mumbai.

Quest Alliance conducted a comprehensive independent evaluation exercise to capture the issues and challenges that needed to be addressed to optimize effectiveness of the CAL program in schools.

Who We Reached

Students

  • Basic computer skills and more exposure to the English language
  • Higher interest in attending school
  • Improved confidence, ability to comprehend instructions, and interact in a group

Teachers

  • Improved knowledge in Mathematics and Science, higher fluency in English
  • Development of new skills, including the use of technology to create timetables, maintain marks sheets, and so on

Impact

  • 14,000Students
  • 439Teachers
  • 24Schools