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The School Education Department in Madhya Pradesh has launched the Swayam Siddhi Chatbot an innovative initiative for students to help them strengthen their academic practice at home.
The State Education Center under the School Education Department in Madhya Pradesh, has introduced a significant innovation in the field of education in the form of the Swayam Siddhi Chatbot, which has become a new medium for students' academic practice. This mobile-based initiative aims to ensure that students can practice regularly at home while studying in school ensuring continuity of learning is not hindered under any circumstances.
This is an effective step towards strengthening children's home learning habits. Launched in 2019, when schools faced challenges in operating due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Swayam Siddhi Chatbot, launched by the State Education Center for students, has now established itself as a successful initiative for students up to grade 12.
It is noteworthy that with the re-launch of the Swayam Siddhi Chatbot, students are now able to access high-quality digital learning from the comfort of their homes.
This chatbot provides new questions every Saturday, certified by the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), allowing students to test their understanding. Built on a mobile app-based interactive system, Swift Chat instantly provides students with questions, answers, scores and remedial videos simply by typing "Hi."
The Swayam Siddhi Chatbot is developed and operated by the Assessment Cell of the State Education Center. Developed by the State Education Center in collaboration with the partner organization ConveGenius, this innovation is not only enhancing the quality of student learning but also making assessment more scientific and systematic.
The Swayam Siddhi Chatbot Has Become An Effective Medium For Education
Recently, an introductory live program was organized on the State Education Center's YouTube channel (link: https://www.youtube.com/live/jV7c-PbZLYI?si=QOCYax34ROP509tf) on the effective use and functioning of this chatbot. Dr. Arun Singh, Additional Director of the State Education Center, Dr. Brijesh Saxena, Controlling Officer of the Evaluation Cell, Dr. Sushma Bajpai, Coordinator and Diksha Aahi, representative of the ConveGenius Foundation, provided guidance by discussing in detail the impact of the ‘Swayam Siddhi chatbot’ learning outcomes and its increasing reach among students and teachers. This chatbot is proving especially useful for children in remote and resource-poor areas of the state.
