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NPTEL clarifies survey on potential charges for free e-learning material

The Hindu reports that NPTEL, a Ministry of Education body, said the survey’s purpose was “to collect feedback from learners.” The material is currently free.

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The Hindu reports that the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) conducted a survey about a potential charge for its currently free e-learning material. The Ministry of Education body subsequently clarified that the exercise was intended “to collect feedback from learners.”

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The Hindu@the_hinduAfter a survey instituted by the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL), a Ministry of Education body, for a potential “charge” to be levied for its e-learning material that is currently running free, the agency clarified that the purpose of the exercise was “to collect feedback from learners”. https://www.thehindu.com/education/nptel-survey-proposing-charge-for-access-to-free-learning-modules-creates-discontent/article71477183.ece20d
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    The Hindu@the_hinduAfter a survey instituted by the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL), a Ministry of Education body, for a potential “charge” to be levied for its e-learning material that is currently running free, the agency clarified that the purpose of the exercise was “to collect feedback from learners”. https://www.thehindu.com/education/nptel-survey-proposing-charge-for-access-to-free-learning-modules-creates-discontent/article71477183.ece20d
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