Digital Vidya Kendra Tackling the Diversification Dilemma
Porters Model Analysis
During my stint as a school teacher, I watched the gradual decline in the number of students in my locality. It is a common phenomenon that school-going children are moving towards modern gadgets such as laptops, mobile phones, and smart TVs at a young age. However, the shift has been slow in coming because we as a society are still reluctant to let go of our dependence on textbooks, books, and other physical teaching aids. As a teacher, this makes me feel like I am perpetually in a
Porters Five Forces Analysis
Digital Vidya Kendra is a pioneer in the education sector that has emerged as an exemplar in the adoption of ICT in education. With an aim to promote innovative learning methods, the organization started offering online learning through various video-based resources on YouTube. It has successfully addressed the traditional learning challenges of students, including lack of motivation, disinterest, and inaccessibility of textbooks. However, the organization has faced a growing challenge of diversification, as its primary source of income-revenue from educational video is eroding. Digital Vid
BCG Matrix Analysis
“To address the challenges of a global marketplace, a school district might consider expanding its reach beyond the local communities by adopting an approach similar to the case study from Harvard Business School Case 12-56, The Harvard Learning Initiative. “The Learning Initiative offers online learning solutions, including a digital Vidya Kendra. In the Harvard Business Review, founder and CEO David K. Kelley says that the Vidya Kendra, while not a “university,” is “as close as you can come to one”—except
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Digital Vidya Kendra is a non-profit organization committed to providing quality education to children in rural areas through digital media. The organization was founded in 2008 and has been providing quality education and awareness through digital media to children in various villages in South India. In recent years, the organization has expanded its reach, providing education to children from underprivileged communities. The organization has also ventured into social media by developing mobile applications, where children can access educational content, resources, and activities through their mobile devices. Despite several challenges, Digital Vid
SWOT Analysis
In India, the digital education sector is experiencing a growing tide. With over 1 billion citizens (as per 2011 census), the need for a vibrant and connected digital infrastructure has never been more critical. For the last few years, Digital Vidya Kendra (DVK) has been at the forefront of this development. DVK has come a long way since its establishment in 2008. It began as a small initiative that sought to offer online tuition to students living in rural and urban areas who couldn
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“Learning with technology is not the panacea for education that one should expect it to be,” argues V. Shanta Sastry in his paper titled ‘The Diversification Dilemma: Education in the Digital Age’ (The Digital Educator 3, No.1, 2015). “One of the biggest ‘dilemmas’ for education is the diversification of learning. Apart from the obvious issues in creating a ‘digital learning culture,’ the other ‘dilemma’ is ensuring that the lear
Marketing Plan
In recent years, Digital Vidya Kendra has emerged as the leading educational institution in India. Our vision is to provide quality education and knowledge to the rural India. This section will discuss our marketing strategy, to address the diversification dilemma that has emerged due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Target Market: Our primary target market is rural India. official site We believe that the rural students are not only in need of education but also a source of revenue for rural India. Therefore, we have introduced our unique approach by offering coaching services online