The Goa university (GU) is set to give distance education a whole new meaning, reports the Times of India. The university has upgraded its studio to set up audio-visual facilities using satellite technology, internet and telecom network, and reception centers have been set up in 25 higher secondary schools and affiliated colleges across 11 talukas in the state. This enables higher secondary and college students to interact with resource persons at the university, while still sitting in their classrooms. The studio facility known as the DEITI is an initiative of the university which has been set up with financial assistance provided by the government of India and with support from the Distance Education Council, Goa and ISRO…
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