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Marching ahead with the burning desire to achieve 100% computer literacy in India
Hindrise Foundation is gearing up with a well-equipped school, aesthetically designed with modern facilities. Our goal is to impart meaningful computer knowledge to underserved people from all age groups. Empowering underprivileged ones with digital skills as well as basic and advanced knowledge pertaining to the computer has become the urgent need of the hour.
In the current scenario of rapid advancement in technology, there are still thousands of marginalized ones in our country that neither have access nor can afford computer literacy and digital skills to transform their lives in a better way. Even though there are government schemes available online, people from under-served societies are unable to access them. At Hindrise Foundation, we are creating an education-based environment by starting our own school to serve the maximum number of less privileged ones of different age groups so that they can utilize the technology for their upgrading their lives and make the most of every opportunity coming their way.
Hindrise Social Welfare Foundation is also endeavoring to organize computer literacy awareness programs to increase awareness among the folks regarding the demand for computer education and why it’s important to acquire at least basic computer knowledge in today’s times. We are planning to monitor classes live via the internet facility, and the performance of students will be measured periodically. On the basis of the knowledge and excellence attained by our students, we will be providing certificates considering their future growth in mind. Our classes will be for one and all, including undergraduates, postgraduates, children in school, and people from other age groups.
Computer literacy is all about familiarity with the terminology, concepts, as well as functions concerning fundamental computer use. It is basic knowledge that helps an individual operate a computer independently. In the digital world, it’s not wrong to say that enhancement in computer literacy in India has become one of the substantial need. The need is to increase the accessibility concerning computer understanding and knowledge in rural and less developed regions of India.
As per the arguments made by the computer experts, Computer literacy is not just an important element but extremely crucial. It must receive as much spotlight as providing food, shelter, and clothing because computer literacy is the pillar of a progressive and evolving nation. Including computer literacy in the category of basic needs is vital, looking at the growing demand for computer in all the fields. With the increasing need for computer literacy in India, we can include it in the basic needs.
Not only underprivileged children need computer education & digital knowledge, but women and elderly ones should widen the horizon of their knowledge concerning computer education. At Hindrise Foundation, we believe that if an individual is provided with effective learning tools, acquiring 100% computer literacy is easy without strict norms as well as formal training. Computer literacy will usher India on the path of global change, and it is capable of bringing significant changes in the picture of rural or less developed areas of India.
There are many obstructions in the way of achieving 100% computer literacy in India. Digital technology has revolutionized the way we perform our tasks in all walks of life, communicate with others, spend our moments of leisure, and explore the ocean of social relationships and much more. Amid all the advancements made by the world over many years, computers have emerged as indispensable tools across all the fields. One of the reports by the world economic forum indicates that an estimated 75 million jobs are likely to get displaced by 2022, while around 133 million additional roles and responsibilities may emerge as well.
In India, power cuts and the problem of electricity exist in most of the backward regions, rural, and semi-urban areas of India. Due to the unavailability of the broadband facility in most of the regions, folks living in such places struggle to get even a proper mobile network, forget about internet connectivity.
Few major constraints of computer literacy in India are mentioned below-
The existence of a significant and huge digital literacy gap between male and female in India is a point of concern. NSSO’s 75th round national survey (2017-2018) report suggest that a significant gap between the male & female folks in rural and urban areas concerning the capability to operate a computer and use the internet. As per the reports, only 8.5% of women residing in rural India are able to use the internet in comparison with their male counterparts (17.1%). The percentage of users is significantly higher in urban areas, but the gender gap is a matter of worry.
This digital literacy differences among males & females is a vital structural constraint in the proliferation of digital and computer-based learning methods that carry several negative impacts on educational up gradation of women, skill development, and workforce participation.
Going by the ASER 2018 report, we concluded that 55.5% of students have never ever used computers. Students who belong to rural schools either have zero access or lack access to different advanced learning tools such as computer education, non-academic books, and digital learning. As they fail to get access to advanced tools required for all-around growth, their development becomes a matter of concern.
At Hindrise Foundation, we are working on the development model with respect to computer literacy in India. We are building a school through which we will be catering to the advancement needs of children, women, unemployed youth, and adults with the hope that things will take a positive turn in their favour. We are initiating at the bottom of the pyramid with a mission to empower those who have no hope or zero expectation of attaining the status of computer literate in the near future.
Our trainers will be taking the lead to impart meaningful education and computer skill-development based training for one and all. Arrangement of hardware to computers and trainable resources, we are gearing up with everything. In order to promote digital literacy in India, we are planning to work in the same direction. In regard to this, we are designing and implementing several programs with the core objective of capacity building in a wide range of development areas to upgrade the quality of lives of millions of people.
Basic computer knowledge, computer training, and advanced certification courses related to computer will upscale the skills of talent-rich youth aspirants and determined young women and will help them in getting career opportunities in diverse domains such as data entry, digital marketing, web designing, graphic designing, computerized accounting, social media, retail, hardware & networking, etc. Such jobs will enable and strengthen the marginalized ones to contribute up to a great extent in their family income and showcase active participation in decision-making processes.
At Hindrise Foundation, we are aiming to reduce the computer illiteracy rate by imparting in-depth knowledge regarding fundamentals of computer and advanced computer skills under our new initiative, Hindrise School. We are striving to deliver computer software training to rural, semi-urban and urban masses to uplift their personal capabilities and talents.
Here, the intent is to prepare the masses for jobs and eradicate unemployment. Being an NGO for social welfare, Hindrise Foundation is aiming to lower down the graph of poverty. Thus, we can say that achieving 100% computer literacy in India can turn out to be advantageous in several ways.
Making digital learning accessible is our priority, and we are looking forward to reaching a major chunk of the population with our well-structured plan. 100% Computer literacy in India is the only way through which our people can make their mark in times of mechanization & globalization.
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