Every student aspires to succeed with flying colours in their board exams. Board exams have an immense importance in the lives of students. Besides studying hard, it is also important to study smart to truly succeed.

With a few board exams already underway and a few others set to begin, students must be trying to tie up loose ends and put their best foot forward. First, they should relax. They have worked for this moment of delivery, and should not let undue pressure hamper their performance. Embracing digital learning can help students revise smartly before their exams and improve their grades.

HERE ARE FIVE REASONS TO SWITCH TO DIGITAL LEARNING TO CRACK BOARD EXAMS WITH FLYING COLOURS:

a. Learn anytime, anywhere: Learning is no longer limited to the four walls of the classroom, thanks to digital learning technologies. Students can now learn at their own pace and space – be it in the comfort of their homes or while commuting to school. Audiovisual content available on tablets and smartphones can help students revise for their exams. Many digital learning platforms today help students clarify their doubts promptly. This is really helpful when students are on study vacation and cannot contact their school teachers easily.

b. Self-learning ensures deeper learning: There is always the necessity of complementing classroom learning with self-learning to facilitate a deeper understanding of topics. It is not enough to merely gain subject matter knowledge – students have to enhance their 21st century skills, namely critical-thinking, creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving to thrive in this present age. Tech-mediated education provided by digital platforms help students gain these skills as they collaborate with peers on these platforms and try to construct and deepen their own knowledge.

c. Personalised learning: As opposed to classroom learning, students can avail themselves of personalised learning on digital learning platforms. There are many e-learning platforms available that provide adaptive learning, an educational technology that responds to a student’s interactions in real time. Adaptive learning provides them with corrective feedback and relevant hints to make progress and suggests tools – simulations and YouTube videos – that they can refer to in order to learn a particular concept at an optimal time. Our self-learning platform LearnNext allows students to request for one-to-one doubt-clarification sessions with subject matter experts.

d. Assessment reports: E-learning platforms have a huge pool of solving papers as well as practice papers, which are a great means for revising topics. Detailed performance reports indicate students’ areas of strength and draw attention to concepts that students need improvement on. Instant reports propel students to act upon the areas that need work. Moreover, a lot of practice tests help alleviate anxiety associated with examinations.

e. Miscellaneous aids: Students usually have to revise a lot within a very short time. Thus, they need to make a plan. Making a plan and sticking to it is the challenging part, which digital learning platforms can help a student with. Students can also avail themselves of the summaries of each concept, the various tips and tricks to solve a particular math problem, etc. from digital learning platforms.

Thus, students can resort to digital learning to help them plan their study time and sail through their board exams.