New Delhi, Aug 5 (IANS) Layoffs at edtech platforms continue in India and now, one of the industry leaders Vedantu has asked 100 more employees to go and LEAD (formerly LEAD School) has also laid off ...

On Thursday, edtech platform Vedantu—part of the unicorn club, along with Byju’s, Unacademy, UpGrad and Eruditus—introduced the Augmented Interactive (Ai) LIVE technology in its online classroom for ...

In India, 65% of the children study in rural schools, and 95% of them struggle to achieve their dreams as they don’t have access to the best teachers and quality education. While 60% of students do ...

Vedantu has joined hands with creative agency Isobar India to launch ‘Project Stream School’. Stream School is an aggregator device that combines all of the weak signals in a given area into one ...

The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.—William Arthur Ward A teacher is an important figure in the teaching and learning ...

Bengaluru-based online tutoring startup Vedantu, on Monday (February 22), announced that it acquired doubt solving app Instasolv for an undisclosed amount. Prior to this, in June 2020, Instasolv had ...

Vedantu, one of the most popular edtech firms in India, is launching a series of student-centric initiatives to help schools students prepare first-hand and achieve their academic goals. With an aim ...

Today, far from being a hierarchical model of learning, the personalised learning model has bridged the so-called gap between the master and the pupil — symbolic not just in meaning and scope, but in ...

Where there is a problem, there is an opportunity for a startup, and the recent coronavirus outbreak is no different. As the outbreak spreads, fearing that schools and colleges may be a fertile ...

Indian edtech Vedantu has acquired a majority stake in education chain Deeksha for $40 million, the latest in local online learning platforms’ growing attempts at tapping opportunities in the offline ...

The layoffs come as the edtech sector has been hammered by the global macroeconomic conditions and reopening of schools, colleges and physical tuition centres. To date, more than 6,000 employees have ...