InfoComm India 2024 Wraps Up with Impressive 17% Increase in Unique Attendance

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September 10, 2024

Mumbai: InfoComm India 2024, the premier professional audiovisual (Pro AV) and integrated experience solutions event in India, concluded its tenth in-person edition at the Jio World Convention Centre (JWCC) on 5 September with resounding success. The show recorded 10,867 unique business attendees, marking a 17% increase compared to the previous edition.

Multifaceted Success Growth Story

Importantly, InfoComm India 2024 saw a significant surge in visitor interest to spend more time at the show, with an 80% increase in same-show return visitors compared to the last edition. Nearly 30% of visitors are technology end users – a 5% growth compared to 2023. Almost 50% of visitors hold managerial positions or higher or directly influence technical and purchasing decisions. The rise in highly engaged attendees, with high purchasing authority, and increased time spent at the show underscores not only InfoComm India’s growing relevance in India’s Pro AV market but also aligns with the country’s thriving economy and increasing adoption of cutting-edge technologies across various market sectors and industries. InfoComm India 2024’s success is a testament to the immense potential and opportunities the Indian market holds for the Pro-AV industry.

“The Indian market is one of the most important markets for us,” shared David McKinney, Managing Director of Generation AV, a new exhibitor at the show. “We have attended past InfoComm India editions. (as visitors) and we saw so many opportunities here. Coming off the back of a successful InfoComm Asia in Bangkok in July, we have high hopes to show off our brands and technology to our customers in India.”

InfoComm India 2024 was a vibrant hub of activity where visitors explored the future of Pro AV technology, connected with exhibitors, and participated in experiential activities.

“There isn’t any platform like InfoComm India that showcases the best of Pro AV solutions,” enthused Devi M A, General Manager of Samsung. He added, “We’ve had a great experience over the last three days because we’ve had many end users and potential customers, signifying huge opportunities building up for us.”

Durai Kandasamy, Managing Director and CEO of first-time exhibitor NeoTouch expressed his gratitude for the show: “We were visitors to InfoComm India for many years. Now that we are here as an exhibitor, it is a proud moment for us, being able to position our brand in a different orbit and participate alongside international brands.”

Advanced Pro AV Technology and Solutions for a Future-Ready Digital Era

InfoComm India served as a launchpad for leading solution providers to debut their latest products and solutions, thereby helping to shape the future of the Pro AV industry in India. With some 250 global and emerging exhibitors and brands, including more than 30 new participants, and over 30 product launches – including new-at-show and new-in-Asia debuts – the show treated visitors to a plethora of innovations applicable to diverse industries. From immersive displays and innovative audio systems to integrated experiences and smart solutions, InfoComm India 2024 provided a glimpse into the transformative power of Pro AV in various sectors, including corporate, education, live events and entertainment, smart urban planning, hospitality, and retail.

Ashish Bajaj, Director of Enterprise Sales – India and SAARC of Harman, shared why InfoComm India is a valuable platform for solution providers like Harman, “We saw all our customers, users, and partners for the installation market at the show. This market is huge in India, and it’s growing rapidly.”

Constantly seeking to explore opportunities in various solution segments, return exhibitor ViewSonic shared that it has received many good connections every time the brand exhibits at the show. A marketing representative from ViewSonic summed up, “If you want to experience the future of technology, you have to visit InfoComm India.”

Innovative products and solutions filled the InfoComm India show floor, dazzling visitors with the latest technology to propel their business success.

High-Value Attendees Actively Seeking Solutions

InfoComm India welcomed 76 qualified high-value buyers from all over India. These buyers actively seeking solutions for their ongoing projects come from various high-growth sectors that the Show organisers

specially identified, including smart city and urban development, education, live events and entertainment, and healthcare. Through a specially curated Guided Show Floor Tour and pre-show business matchingexercise with the exhibitors, the show gave the buyers a comprehensive look at the latest and innovative Pro AV offerings relevant to their specific project needs.

Hosted Invited Guests include National Informatics Centre, India; Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation; National Institute for Smart Government; Honeywell; Agra Smart City; Ramoji Film City; and more.

“InfoComm India allowed me to discover more companies, new technologies, and the attributes that can help me refine and improve our future procurement process,” remarked Invited Guest Anand Menon,

Project Planning and Management Specialist from AGRA Smart City, at the end of his visit. “The guided tour was particularly helpful, offering a focused overview of the booths and technologies most relevant to my project needs.”

Other high-profile vertical market end users who visited InfoComm India 2024 included:

Kerala State IT Mission
Central Public Works Department, India
Indian Space Research Organisation
Government of Gujarat, India
Reliance Industries
Adani Group
Aditya Birla Group
Tata Group
Mahindra & Mahindra
Oberoi Group
Bharat Petroleum Corporation
Amazon Development Center
Bank of America
Barclays
Central Bank of India
Maharashtra University of Health Sciences
Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai
The Indian Hotels
Zee Entertainment
SRSG Broadcast India

With a wide range of innovative solutions on displays, the show also attracted large delegations of leading AV and tech channel professionals, including system integrators and consultants like:

3CDN Workplace Tech
Actis Technologies
Accenture Solutions
Actis Technologies
Active AV Technologies
Allwave AV System
Diversified AV India
Infosys
HCL Technologies
Genesis IT Innovations
Tech Mahindra
Have Design India
Wipro
VEGA Global
Velocis Systems
Qubix Technologies
Rhino Engineers
Sigma AVIT Technology Solution

Jasline Tay, Regional Sales Head, APAC for BARCO, shared that InfoComm India is her favourite among the Pro AV tradeshows. She believes the Indian market currently provides abundant business opportunities for the well-established BARCO brand.

Knowledge-packed Summit Program

The InfoComm India 2024 Summit, led by 98 renowned industry experts and thought leaders, was a masterclass in navigating the evolving Pro AV and technology landscape. The attending 2,159 summit delegates (1.2 times more than the last edition, which saw 1,777 delegates) gained valuable insights into critical topics across 14 specialised tracks and 50 sessions ranging from immersive storytelling to the permeation of blended learning across India’s educational system to cybersecurity and AI.

Beyond the Booths: Immersive Experiences and Special Events

InfoComm India 2024 went beyond product displays on the show floor; it provided numerous engaging activities like the New Product & Technology Guided Show Floor Tour and the Multisensory Immersive.

Experience co-presented with MSS World + Studio Ocupus and a host of networking events that facilitated meaningful interactions amongst AV system integrators, solution providers and brands, and technology end users.

When asked what InfoComm India meant to his business, Swadesh Khetawat, Managing Director, Green Sources, said, “InfoComm India gave us a robust platform to showcase our innovative solutions, significantly boosting our visibility and market presence. The networking opportunities also facilitated several strategic partnerships, enhancing our distribution channels and market reach.

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India – World’s Fastest-Growing Pro AV Market

The success of InfoComm India 2024 reflects the robust growth of the Pro AV market in India. According to the 2024 Industry Outlook and Trends Analysis (IOTA) by AVIXA, India is the fastest-growing Pro AV market in the Asia Pacific region, with annual revenue projected to reach 422 billion in 2029.

InfoComm India’s 100% rebooked 2025 show floor reflects the overwhelming optimism within the Indian market. The show’s achievement this year highlights InfoComm India’s pivotal role in driving the industry’s growth and innovation, establishing it as the region’s leading platform for showcasing cutting-edge Pro AV technologies and fostering collaboration.

Show Organizer InfoCommAsia Pte Ltd is already looking ahead to its 2025 edition and is considering further enhancements to include even more brands and companies that are keen to take advantage of this incredible opportunity. InfoComm India 2025 will take place from 9 to 11 September 2025 at JWC.

World Bank Experts Meet Kerala’s CM, Discussed Education Partnership

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September 10, 2024

In a major boost to Kerala’s higher education system, World Bank experts met with Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday to praise the state’s recent education reforms and explore opportunities for collaboration. The discussions focused on attracting international students to Kerala and enhancing the higher education system with a focus on sustainability and social justice.

The World Bank delegation, which included Nina Arnhold (Global Lead for Tertiary Education), Denis Nikolaev (Senior Education Specialist), and Ambarish Ambuj (Consultant for Education in South Asia), expressed interest in partnering with Kerala’s Higher Education Council to further the state’s education initiatives.

According to an official release, the proposed project aims to improve the quality of higher education in Kerala, increase student employability, and ensure that the education system is both sustainable and equitable. The Kerala government has welcomed the collaboration with the World Bank, recognising the potential to enhance the state’s position as an international hub for higher education.

Chief Minister Vijayan reaffirmed Kerala’s commitment to advancing its education sector and expressed openness to initiatives that focus on quality education, employment opportunities, and social equity.

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Rajan Gurukkal, Vice Chairman of the Kerala Higher Education Council, and Eldho Mathews, International Special Officer, also attended the meeting. The World Bank team is set to visit the Digital University and the College of Engineering, Trivandrum (CET) on Tuesday to evaluate Kerala’s progress in education reforms further.

This potential partnership underscores Kerala’s ambition to become a global destination for higher education, positioning the state as a leader in sustainable education and international collaboration.

GST Exemption Announced for Research in Higher Education

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September 10, 2024

The GST Council, led by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, has announced a key decision to exempt research funding for higher educational institutions and research centres from GST. This exemption covers both private and public funding sources and applies to institutions established under central or state laws, as well as those with income tax exemptions.

This decision comes in response to concerns raised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi following the issuance of GST notices to research institutions such as IIT-Delhi and Anna University. The move is aimed at promoting research and development (R&D) in India by relieving research institutions from the burden of GST, enabling them to focus on innovative projects and patent development.

Nirmala Sitharaman emphasised that the tax notices were the result of an interpretative issue by tax authorities rather than an instance of “tax terrorism.” She reiterated that research funding, which often leads to patents, innovations, and advancements in fields like climate-resistant agriculture, should not be subjected to GST.

Revenue Secretary Sanjay Malhotra confirmed that the tax claims would be regularised, providing relief to institutions that had received GST notices. This decision is expected to encourage higher educational institutions and research centres to continue their R&D efforts without the concern of additional taxation.

In addition to the exemption for research funding, the GST Council also clarified that foreign airlines will be exempt from GST on the import of services from related entities outside India, where no consideration is involved.

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This decision aligns with the government’s ongoing commitment to fostering R&D and innovation through initiatives like the National Research Foundation and increased funding for research projects in the Union Budget. The exemption is expected to strengthen India’s position in global research and development efforts, supporting higher education and innovation at the national level.

This move is a significant step in boosting India’s R&D ecosystem, furthering the government’s vision of making India a global leader in research, innovation, and technology development.

National University of Dubai Launched with Dh4.5 Billion Investment

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September 9, 2024

Dubai has announced the launch of the National University of Dubai with an initial investment of Dh4.5 billion, aiming to offer specialised academic programs focused on emerging fields and future technologies. The university’s goal is to rank among the top 50 young universities globally within the next decade, emphasising research and academic innovation.

In a social media post, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, said, “Today we are launching a new project to develop education in our country… Its goal is to be among the top 50 young universities over the next decade.”

The National University of Dubai will maintain an Emirati identity while offering international programs that align with the UAE’s developmental goals. It aims to equip graduates with the skills needed to compete on the global stage. Sheikh Mohammed highlighted the importance of preparing future generations, stating, “The world is changing rapidly, and the real challenge is to create generations capable of absorbing these changes and harnessing them to build a better future for our nation.”

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The university is part of Dubai’s Social Agenda 33, a ten-year plan focused on enhancing the lives of Emirati families through improved housing, healthcare, quality of life, and future skills. Education is a cornerstone of this agenda, aiming to make high-quality education accessible and affordable for all UAE citizens, ensuring the nation’s future workforce is well-equipped to meet global challenges.

Indian Edtech Market Grows 96%, Long-Term Outlook Remains Strong

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September 9, 2024

The Indian edtech sector experienced a significant resurgence in 2024, recording a remarkable 96% growth in funding during the first half of the year. From January to June 2024, Indian edtech companies attracted $164 million in funding, a sharp increase from the $81.9 million raised in the same period in 2023, according to Tracxn, a market intelligence platform.

With more than 11,000 active companies, India’s edtech ecosystem ranks as the third highest-funded globally, just behind the United States and China. The sector is home to six unicorns, making it the second highest globally after the US. Although funding levels remain below the highs of 2021, the 2024 growth demonstrates a renewed interest from investors despite macroeconomic challenges and the shift back to traditional classroom learning.

Neha Singh, Co-founder of Tracxn, highlighted the sector’s ability to adapt to changing market conditions. “Despite the overall cooling of the funding environment since 2021, the edtech sector has shown remarkable resilience. Investors are still interested, especially as companies blend traditional learning with digital education innovations,” she said.

While many schools in India have reopened for physical classes, the demand for online learning platforms and professional upskilling programs remains strong. These areas, where offline education often falls short, continue to drive growth in the edtech space.

Bengaluru remains a dominant hub for the Indian edtech industry, accounting for over 64% of the total funds raised, followed by Delhi and Mumbai. Despite ongoing challenges, the sector benefits from a combination of high demand, technological advancements, and supportive government policies, such as the National Education Policy 2020.

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However, some sub-sectors within edtech are facing difficulties. The once-lucrative test preparation segment, which garnered $7 billion in funding, has seen a sharp decline. Leading investors like Blume Ventures, Wellfound, and LetsVenture are shifting focus toward other sub-sectors like professional education and vocational training.

Although only one funding round exceeded $100 million in 2024, compared to multiple rounds in prior years, the Indian edtech sector’s long-term growth outlook remains promising. Late-stage funding rounds continue to dominate, and startups are evolving to meet the changing needs of learners.

With the continued rise of technology-driven education solutions, the Indian edtech market is expected to innovate further and meet the growing demand for flexible, high-quality education in an ever-evolving landscape. This strong foundation, coupled with digital advancements, positions the edtech industry in India for sustainable growth in the years to come.

IIT Guwahati and Airbus India Join Forces to Elevate Aviation Education in Assam

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September 9, 2024

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Airbus India Private Limited to enhance aviation and logistics education in Assam. This collaboration aims to drive socio-economic growth in the northeastern region by equipping students with the skills needed to excel in the fast-evolving aviation and logistics industries.

The partnership was formalised by signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) between IIT Guwahati Director Prof. Devendra Jalihal and Airbus India Private Limited President and Managing Director Rémi Maillard. The signing ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who highlighted the significance of this collaboration.

Expanding Aviation Education in Assam

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma emphasised the potential of this partnership to transform aviation and logistics education in the region. “This collaboration will not only promote knowledge sharing but also shape the future of the aviation industry,” Sarma said. The Chief Minister further added that key areas such as transportation, hospitality, skilling, and logistics will be integral to this initiative, creating new growth opportunities for students in Assam and beyond.

Prof. Devendra Jalihal echoed these sentiments, noting that the partnership aligns with IIT Guwahati’s mission to deliver cutting-edge education in aviation and logistics. “This initiative will empower the youth of Assam, fostering innovation and driving economic growth,” Jalihal stated.

Global Skilling Centre for Aviation and Logistics at IIT Guwahati

A major highlight of the partnership is the establishment of a Global Skilling Centre for Aviation and Logistics at IIT Guwahati. This centre will focus on addressing the skills gap in the logistics sector, a key component for supporting global trade and commerce. Airbus India will provide trainers, materials, and tools, while IIT Guwahati will offer infrastructure, student onboarding, and course organisation.

Suraj Chettri, VP and Head of HR at Airbus India and South Asia underlined the importance of creating a skilled workforce to meet the growing demands of the aviation industry. “India and the global aviation sector require large-scale skilled human resources to fuel growth. We aim to work closely with the Indian government and state governments to unlock the full potential of this industry,” he explained.

Key Features of the Partnership

Comprehensive Aviation and Logistics Programs: Airbus India and IIT Guwahati will develop courses that advance aviation education in Assam, focusing on both short-term and long-term training.
Global Skilling Centre: IIT Guwahati will establish the centre to address the shortage of skilled logistics professionals, which is vital for global trade growth.
Airbus-Facilitated Training: Airbus India will offer trainers, materials, and tools for specialised courses and conduct ‘Train the Trainer’ programs to enable IIT faculty to deliver Airbus-certified courses independently.
Job Creation and Career Advancement: The partnership is expected to generate significant employment opportunities, enhancing service quality in the aviation and logistics sectors.

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The collaboration aligns with the Government of India’s Udaan scheme, which seeks to foster socio-economic development across the country. With a focus on transportation, hospitality, logistics, and skilling, the initiative promises to unlock new career opportunities for students in Assam and the northeastern region.

This partnership is a major step towards positioning India as a leader in aviation and logistics education while also contributing to the country’s overall economic and industrial growth.

By integrating innovative training programs and establishing key infrastructure, IIT Guwahati and Airbus India aim to create a sustainable ecosystem for the aviation and logistics sectors in Assam and beyond.

Ministry of Education to Host ‘Spectrum of Literacy’ Conference for Global Experts

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September 7, 2024

As a prelude to International Literacy Day 2024, the Ministry of Education, Government of India, is set to host a global event titled “Spectrum of Literacy”. Taking place virtually on September 7, 2024, from CIET, NCERT, New Delhi, this high-profile International Conference will bring together a diverse group of global and national experts, educators, policymakers, and literacy advocates. The primary focus will be on exploring the dynamic and evolving dimensions of literacy in today’s rapidly advancing world, addressing challenges and opportunities in education.

The conference will be chaired by Shri Sanjay Kumar, Secretary of the Department of School Education and Literacy (DoSEL). Distinguished speakers include Smt. Archana Sharma Awasthi, Joint Secretary of DoSEL, Prof. Dinesh Prasad Saklani, Director of NCERT, and Smt. Joyce Poan, Chief of the Education Sector at UNESCO’s Regional Office for South Asia. These key dignitaries, along with other notable figures, will delve into the ways literacy can be advanced globally and in India, particularly in the context of today’s digital and interconnected world.

Key sessions include “Exploring the ‘Spectrum of Literacy’ in India” and “Global Perspectives on Literacy”. These discussions will cover the broad scope of literacy education, reflecting diverse regional needs and the global trend towards digital learning and innovation in literacy.

The central theme of the conference is the “Spectrum of Literacy,” and it highlights the evolving nature of literacy in the 21st century. It focuses not only on basic literacy but also on digital literacy, media literacy, and financial literacy, which are becoming essential skills for navigating modern society. The event will examine how educational policies and initiatives can promote inclusive education and boost global literacy rates.

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The International Conference on Spectrum of Literacy is a key event leading up to International Literacy Day 2024 on September 8. It emphasises India’s commitment to advancing literacy and fostering an equitable, inclusive learning environment. This conference is a major step towards addressing the global literacy gap and aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 4—Quality Education for all.

ested in staying updated on developments in global and Indian literacy initiatives, this event is expected to deliver significant insights and set the tone for future educational reforms.

CBSE Expands Globally: First Regional Office Launched in Dubai

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September 6, 2024

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has launched its first Regional Office (RO) and Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Dubai, marking a major step in expanding Indian education outside of India. This strategic move is designed to enhance educational services for Indian students in the UAE.

Located at the Consulate General of India in Dubai, the office officially began operations on July 2, 2024. The launch was celebrated on Teachers’ Day with an orientation session attended by CBSE officials, representatives from the Indian Mission in Dubai, and principals from 78 schools across Dubai and the Northern Emirates. The session outlined the key goals of the office, including fostering outcome-based learning, introducing competency-based assessments, and promoting a holistic educational approach.

The establishment of this office follows an announcement by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to the UAE in February 2024. The CBSE Dubai office will play a pivotal role in managing examinations in the region. At the same time, the Centre of Excellence will focus on teacher training, equipping educators with cutting-edge skills aligned with global teaching trends.

The new CBSE Regional Office will also introduce innovative learning methods, including art-integrated education, health education, and the inclusion of new skill-based subjects that meet the demands of a rapidly evolving educational landscape.

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In his address, Satish Kumar Sivan, Consul General of India in Dubai, emphasised the significance of the new office, noting that the Centre of Excellence will empower teachers and enhance the overall learning experience for students in the UAE.

The establishment of the CBSE office in Dubai is a milestone in the ongoing development of Indian education abroad, providing critical support for students, educators, and parents while advancing the CBSE’s mission to deliver high-quality education globally.

byteXL and Microsoft Partner to Shape the Future of AI Education

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September 6, 2024

byteXL, a leading EdTech platform focused on revolutionising engineering education and IT skills in India, has announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft to launch B.Tech programs specialising in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). These programs will be rolled out at ten prestigious universities across India, including Lovely Professional University, Parul University, Chandigarh University, GLA University, and Rayat Bahra University.

As part of this partnership, byteXL will act as the executing agency, deploying Microsoft-certified trainers to deliver the course syllabus on campus. Students will have access to the latest tools and technologies in AI and ML and will earn Microsoft certificates integrated into their regular coursework. In addition to the certifications, students will benefit from paid internships and guaranteed placements with competitive salary packages, thanks to Microsoft being the knowledge partner for this initiative.

Karun Tadepalli, CEO and Co-Founder of byteXL highlighted the importance of this collaboration, stating, “The introduction of AI and ML in B.Tech courses will not only prepare students for the industry but also equip them for global opportunities. We aim to bridge the gap between engineering education and industry requirements, creating future leaders in the tech sector.”

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Lovely Professional University’s Associate Dean, Sami Anand, expressed excitement about the collaboration, stating, “Partnering with byteXL and Microsoft allows us to provide students with cutting-edge skills and industry-relevant certifications, ensuring they are well-prepared for the evolving demands of the tech industry.”

Parul University’s Sr. Director, Santosh Nair, echoed similar sentiments, emphasising the significance of this partnership in advancing engineering education and IT skilling in India.

The Role Of Educational Publishers in Developing Future-Ready Graduates

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September 5, 2024

In contemporary times, both technology and workplace cultures are undergoing significant transformations. This change has created new demands on educational systems, where the role of publishers now extends beyond simply producing textbooks and instructional materials. Academic publishers are becoming increasingly responsible for preparing learners to thrive in a dynamic, technology-driven workforce where adaptability and problem-solving are key.

The future job market requires graduates who are not only knowledgeable in their disciplines but also possess critical skills such as creative problem-solving, innovative thinking, and the ability to collaborate in diverse teams. Educational publishers are meeting this demand by producing content that is not just informative but also highly engaging, interactive, and suited to the modern learner.

One of the primary ways publishers are innovating is through the integration of technology. E-learning platforms, interactive tools, and gamified learning experiences have become essential in improving student engagement and knowledge retention. By leveraging digital platforms that incorporate personalised learning and real-time feedback, students are empowered to explore topics in-depth, practice skills in a hands-on manner, and receive instant assessments of their progress. These advancements have made learning more flexible and accessible, enabling students to tailor their education to their individual needs and preferences.

Workplace demands today also emphasise soft skills, such as effective communication, collaboration, and teamwork. Educational materials are now being designed to reflect these competencies, incorporating group work, case studies, and debate-based activities. These pedagogical tools not only help students develop interpersonal communication and critical thinking skills but also prepare them to work effectively in cross-functional teams, an essential capability in today’s globalised workforce.

Beyond the classroom, the role of educational publishers extends to lifelong learning. In an era where industries are continuously evolving, education cannot stop at graduation. Publishers are now focused on creating modular, adaptable content that supports continuous learning and skill development. This allows individuals to remain competitive in the workforce by acquiring new skills, updating existing ones, and staying attuned to the shifting demands of their industries.

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The current landscape presents a strategic opportunity for educational publishers to influence the design of future societies. The materials and tools they develop today are shaping the leaders, innovators, and problem-solvers of tomorrow. As such, publishers are not only keeping pace with technological and societal change. Still, they also play a pivotal role in ensuring that graduates are well-equipped to succeed in an ever-changing world.

To sum it up, the evolving role of educational publishers is both a challenge and an opportunity. By embracing innovation, technology, and a commitment to lifelong learning, publishers can help develop graduates who are ready not just for the jobs of today but for the unpredictable future. As education continues to transform, publishers have a unique responsibility—and the ability—to reshape education for the betterment of society at large.

Views expressed by: Sachin Sharma, Business Head at S Chand Publishing – Higher Education

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