Shiksha Knowledge Solutions Pvt.Ltd.

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Our Products and Services

ITE@School

Education portals are commonly used in schools around the world where prompt and necessary updates are readily available to a large number of STUDENTS , TEACHERS & PARENTS ....

Shiksha-EMS

The Shiksha EMS is a complete tool for the schools to help overall administration and also providing an opportunity to redesign many of their business processes and institutions ...

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SMART Class
SMART CLASS is a comprehensive solution designed to assist Teachers in meeting with their day to day classroom chalenges & enhancing Students, academic performance ....

School-ERP

Maths-Lab

Science-Lab

English-Lab

Robotics

Students ID Cards

Stationary

OMR Scanning

Testing & Certification

News Paper & Magazine

Our Mission

“The Shiksha.biz is to be recognized as a creative and innovative retailer of quality children's products and Services"
Our success is to be achieved by our commitment to:

1. Offering products that are practical, innovative and affordable.

2. Providing a convenient customer based service.

3. Providing fundraising opportunities for schools and charities.

4. Providing employment opportunities in a creative and supportive work environment.
What makes The Shiksha.biz Unique?
• Selection of Products.
• Range of Products.

We offer a comprehensive range of products and services designed for the K-12 segment in India.
We provide turnkey solution to K12 segment that includes….
School ERP
School Online Portal (EMS)
Digital Classroom
Specializing in children's stationery, craft and educational products and services, we sell direct to the public, child care centers, pre-schools, kindergartens, primary and secondary schools.
Also in Student ID Cards, ID Card Systems, and Student Card Applications for all educational settings. From colleges and universities to K-12 school districts and all schools in between...let us provide a solution for your specific needs.

The Evolution of Classroom Technology

1650 – The Horn-Book
1850 – 1870 – Ferule
1870 – Magic Lantern
1890 – School Slate
1890 – Chalkboard
1900 – Pencil
1905 – Stereoscope
1925 – Film Projector
1925 – Radio
1930 – Overhead Projector
1940 – Ballpoint Pen
1940 – Mimeograph
1950 – Headphones
1950 – Slide Rule
1951 – Videotapes
1957 – Reading Accelerator
1957 – Skinner Teaching Machine
1958 – Educational Television
1959 – Photocopier
1960 – Liquid Paper
1970 – The Hand-Held Calculator
1972 – Scantron
1980 – Plato Computer
1985 – CD-ROM Drive
1985 – Hand-Held Graphing Calculator
1999 – Interactive Whiteboard
2005 – iClicker
2006 – XO Laptop
2010 – Apple iPad
2014—SHIKSHA T.V

TV are the new Projectors

The evolution of display technology has come a long way in the last fifty years. What started as slate chalkboards on a classroom wall and slowly progressed to whiteboard with markers has taken yet another turn.
We thought, with the move to ceiling-mounted projectors that we had found a way to finally have the vivid display we always wanted. And, for a time, they served that purpose. They are able to project large images with good resolution. But they have a number of drawbacks:
1. The are expensive- high resolution projectors are nearly a thousand dollars.
2. They have filters that clog with dust and require cleaning.
3. They have very expensive bulbs with limited life spans.
4. They have expensive and elaborate mounts.
5. They are slow to respond to a change in video input.
6. They don’t produce enough light to produce a good image in a bright classroom.
There is a new choice now, and it’s a choice that we are excited about. That choice is LED TV’s.
The standard projection size of a short-throw ceiling mounted projector is somewhere between 70” and 80”. In our testing, displays smaller than 65” are not adequate for viewing from all parts of a classroom. Right now, the combined price of a HD projector, the mount, and the replacement bulbs is nearly the same as the price of an equivalently priced LED TV. The advantages to the TV are many:
1. Lifetime- most LED TV’s are rated to about 100,000 hours of use.
2. Inexpensive mounts.
3. Bright and vivid displays are better suited to fighting classroom light glare.
4. They switch between sources much quicker than projectors.
5. No moving parts to make noise or wear out.
Ideally, we’d have the largest screens available- but there are, sadly, budget constraints to be considered. Right now the price curve for TV’s is pretty flat, until you start to approach the 60-65” range. From there up, the prices rise in a roughly exponential fashion. The jump from 65” to 70” is relatively small, while the jump from 70” to 75” is fairly large. That curve has been steadily drifting upwards, so we hope that as we begin to slowly retire older tech, we will be able to install suitably sized displays in classrooms.

CAR (Collaborative Academic Responsibility)

Collaborative Academic Responsibility TM (CAR*) Initiative Programs are specially designed
programs to initiate, nurture, augment and sustain in children - the human values, righteous
thought and action habits, core virtues, essential Skills (Life Skills and Soft Skills s), innate
responsibility, knowledge and wisdom beyond the scope of regular academics.

At Last ....

The five-month-long impasse on nursery admissions in Delhi may end on May 7 with the Supreme Court on Monday stating that it will pass order on that day and indicated that children of parents in the category of inter-state transfer who approached it will be given admission.

We need a smart phone type of education — open and connected.

Does Indian education system impart 'knowledge'?

"Knowledge is power," they say. What they don't say, however, is what knowledge is? Is knowledge being in the top five percentile of your class, or is it opting for science as opposed to humanities when we are 16 years old, an age when any other decisions we make are treated with a raised eyebrow but obviously, we are supposed to know what we want to do academically for the rest of our life?

WHAT IS THE K -12 PROGRAM?

The K to 12 Program covers Kindergarten and 12 years of basic education (six years of primary education, four years of Junior High School, and two years of Senior High School [SHS]) to provide sufficient time for mastery of concepts and skills, develop lifelong learners, and prepare graduates for tertiary education, middle-level skills development, employment, and entrepreneurship.