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The survey conducted by D2L, a Canadian Edu-tech company, on digital transformation in the Asia-Pacific region particularly in India.

Key points include:
1. Blended Learning Preference: A majority of respondents believed that combining face-to-face and digital learning offers superior educational outcomes. This approach aligns well with the diverse needs of students in India, enhancing accessibility and flexibility.
2. Impact of COVID-19: The pandemic accelerated digital transformation efforts, with institutions adopting technology to ensure continuity in education. India witnessed an increased focus on tools like Learning Management Systems (LMS) to support online and hybrid models.
3. School/Institutional Reforms: Schools/Universities in India are increasingly integrating technology-driven strategies to scale up and personalize education. Initiatives focus on enhancing both teaching outcomes and student engagement through digital platforms​
The survey highlights significant advancements in India but also covers gaps in e-learning platforms.

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The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 by India’s Ministry of Human Resource Development emphasizes holistic, multidisciplinary education, equity, and technological integration.

Key points include:
Holistic and Multidisciplinary Education:
Promotes flexible curricula to combine sciences, arts, and vocational subjects. Focuses on experiential learning, critical thinking, and life skills.

Equity and Inclusion in Higher Education:
Special provisions for underrepresented groups and disadvantaged regions. Emphasis on gender equity and accessible education infrastructure.

Technology Integration:
Recognizes the role of technology in enhancing access and efficiency. Establishes a National Educational Technology Forum (NETF) for sharing best practices and innovation.

Online and Digital Education:
Recommends universal access to digital devices and reliable internet. Advocates for personalized learning systems and accessible platforms to ensure inclusion.

This policy seeks to modernize Indian education while addressing equity and technological gaps to achieve inclusive growth. Full details are available on the official policy document.