Online classes to resume from August 20 for University of Hyderabad
Reportedly the university of hyderabad will resume classes online, starting from august 20. The university had suspended classes since march 15, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Around 2,000 postgraduate students will attend classes online from august 20. The task force, headed by Vinod Pavarala, former Dean of the sarojini naidu school of Arts & Communication, made the decision based on projections on COVID-19 spread and assessment of public health risks involved in holding data-face to data-face classes on the campus, a release from the university said.
When taking into account the difficulties that some students may data-face with regard to connectivity when attending online classes, the task force has recommended a wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">digital Access Grant (DAG) to “students from deprived backgrounds.” The existing scholarship of Rs 1,000 for boarding will be repurposed as the DAG, the university’s statement said. Vice-Chancellor of the university has also announced plans to support the ICT (Information and Communications Technology) infrastructure at the department or individual faculty-level to enable effective online teaching.
Perhaps since the suspension of classes in march, the university has completed the evaluation process of final semester students who have now graduated. Based on the recommendations of the task force, the university had also initiated a process to allow phased return of research scholars from its Science schools. At first, online day-scholars living in hyderabad who were in advance stages of conducting experiments in the university’s ‘wet’ labs, and those scholars who were involved in projects with tight deadlines, were asked to return. MPhil and PhD students have been advised to continue to work from home as far as possible.
When taking into account the difficulties that some students may data-face with regard to connectivity when attending online classes, the task force has recommended a wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">digital Access Grant (DAG) to “students from deprived backgrounds.” The existing scholarship of Rs 1,000 for boarding will be repurposed as the DAG, the university’s statement said. Vice-Chancellor of the university has also announced plans to support the ICT (Information and Communications Technology) infrastructure at the department or individual faculty-level to enable effective online teaching.
Perhaps since the suspension of classes in march, the university has completed the evaluation process of final semester students who have now graduated. Based on the recommendations of the task force, the university had also initiated a process to allow phased return of research scholars from its Science schools. At first, online day-scholars living in hyderabad who were in advance stages of conducting experiments in the university’s ‘wet’ labs, and those scholars who were involved in projects with tight deadlines, were asked to return. MPhil and PhD students have been advised to continue to work from home as far as possible.