Osmania University centre to develop 110 hours of Sanskrit lessons with IIT-Bombay
The Educational Multimedia Research Centre (EMRC) at Osmania University has been awarded a project by IIT-Bombay to create digital Sanskrit lessons. This initiative falls under the Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) division of the Ministry of Education. The project, valued at approximately ₹70 lakh, aims to develop 110 hours of Sanskrit lessons which will be transformed into 440 digital lessons utilizing AI and advanced technologies.
To achieve this, EMRC will conduct on-site recordings of lectures from retired Sanskrit professors and experts across the country. These lessons will then be converted into online courses that will be made available to students via the IKS Division. The selection of EMRC for this project was based on an evaluation of its infrastructure, technical expertise, and capabilities.
Pawan Kumar Hari, an associate professor at IIT-Bombay, stated that EMRC's infrastructure and capabilities made it the ideal choice for this project.
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