Update: August 2017

Students are shown celebrating the Indian day of independence with Indian flags in front of the cyber-classroom as per tradition.

Update: January 2017

With the construction of the library completely finished, students are now able to take full advantage of the cyberclassroom. 

Students during their lessons. 

Students taking notes during a lesson. 

Students after finishing their class. 

Update: February 28, 2016

Construction of the digital library is almost completed and classes have begun to take place in the library. An article about the construction of the library was also published in Paushi's local newspaper.

Update (December 29th 2015)

The inauguration to the newly constructed cyber classroom was a success. Also two of the four computers donated from Polaris Networks were set up in the cyber classroom.

Update (November 27, 2015)

The construction for the cyber classroom is underway. The foundation has already been laid out and the classroom is expected to be fully operational by the end of the year.

 

Update (June 29, 2015)

IEEE-EPICS has approved a third proposal for $3000 funding to expand the Digital Literacy Project. With this funding, we will build a permanent cyber classroom to house the computers and host the computer classes for the students of Paushi. The funding will also be used to buy other supplies, such as a projector and projection screen, in order to further enhance the learning experience of the students. 

Update (January 11th, 2015)

We recently got communication from Paushi village that the teachers conducted an exam to evaluate the computer skills of the students attending the classes. These exams took place in late December.