‘The implications for traditional teaching channels such as coaching centres and independent tuition classes could be drastic. We asked a faculty at atop coaching institute about the model Vedantu has adopted. There are various reasons why such a model can become a disruptive force for the traditional teaching setup. analyzing each of these companies qualitatively. This article will be focusing on the latter point of view i.e. Students who are looking at digital learning as an alternative need to know and understand the exact qualities and drawbacks of each company providing such courses. So it is natural to ask who will consume whom in this battle for the rising digital education sector.īesides looking at this from an analytic and statistical standpoint, there is also the need to understand the qualitative aspects of the products these companies are providing. Google consumed Yahoo and Bing, Facebook consumed MySpace and Orkut. It is rather an intrinsic in this competitive world where one victor always emerges. The need for comparison isn’t an extrinsic force being threatened upon these companies.
Whenever a new sector comes into play, experts and analysts dive into the brass tacks of the industry, trying to understand how the market works and who the major players are. BYJU’s vs Vedantu vs Meritnation: The need for comparison BYJU’s, Vedantu and Meritnation are merely a few names in an industry which could go on to become the mainstream model of education dispersion in India. Many players have entered the market for e-learning. With digital education, the problem of bringing the best education to the last student in the most remote village will be completely removed. Since independence, both central and state governments have found it difficult to improve primary education on a grassroots level. The push from the government to thrust e-learning and digital education into the mainstream is a encouraging and understandable step. If the figure does bode to be true, the face of education could change forever. However, instead of travelling everyday for extra tuitions classes, I’d much rather have my son or daughter enrol for an online course and study at home’Īccording to a recently concluded study by KPMG, India’s online education sector will become a $2bn industry by 2021. Even I won’t depend on digital education alone for the education of my children. ‘Parents, especially in urban areas still trust traditional schools more for teaching. The impact e-learning could have on traditional models of teaching such as schools and colleges won’t be as much as expected, according to Singh. The time for education to be transformed by technology is ripe’
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Nobody wants to buy movie tickets by standing on the counter anymore, nor does anyone want to send an application form through post or make a money deposit by physically going to the bank. ‘We are becoming increasingly dependent on technology.
Ten years down the road, Indians have begun to trust the internet.
When it came to using services provided by the internet for education, especially paid education, nobody was ready’ It was fine for simple uses such as Facebook, YouTube or finding information. Ten years ago, nobody trusted the internet. ‘A major part has also been the slow building of the trust factor between the Indian audience and the internet’ says Rajiv Singh, a consultant at an e-learning company. Considering the success Khan Academy and education video channels on YouTube, one would have expected start-ups such as BYJU’s and Meritnation to have created a buzz much earlier. Though the internet is yet to reach its saturation point in India, many have felt digital learning has arrived late to the party. Digital education: The distance travelled and the road ahead Before delving into that discussion, let us first take some time to analyze why digital education and e-learning represent the future teaching model. In this article, we will attempt to highlight some of the top e-learning forums in India and also how they fare when pitted against each other. Taking cue from this trend, many companies in India have sprouted up in India and around the world to bring quality teaching resources to students. With the wonders of internet and technology, anyone in the world can watch the lecture on YouTube for free. A lecture of a MIT professor teaching the laws of motion is no longer exclusive to a select group of students at the campus.
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