Routes2Roots partners with Tata ClassEdge to offer digital learning to schools across India

Tata ClassEdge (TCE) Limited, a subsidiary of Tata Industries Limited, has partnered with Routes2Roots (R2R), a Delhi-based non-profit organization dedicated to promoting art, culture, and heritage.

The partnership will enable the integration of TCE’s proprietary educational content into R2R’s Interactive Flat Panels in schools where the NGO operates.

Enhanching Routes2Roots digitized classrooms

This partnership will further enhance Routes2Roots digitized classrooms through Tata ClassEdge's features such as 3D animations, gesture-controlled whiteboards, in-class games, and more.

The company said that the partnership will significantly enhance the learning experience for students, especially in remote and underserved areas across the country.

Additionally, Tata ClassEdge will equip teachers with powerful tools to deliver interactive and engaging lessons to transform the classroom experience.

What does Tata ClassEdge do?

Tata ClassEdge (TCE), a venture of Tata Industries Ltd., was the first EdTech organization in India to provide textbook-mapped content to Indian schools affiliated with national and state boards. Its classroom solution is present in around 2000 schools and is being used by 1,50,000 teachers and 1.7 million students across India.

Commenting on the partnership, Rakesh Gupta, Founder of Routes2Roots, said, "We are thrilled to collaborate with Tata ClassEdge, a leader in classroom technology. At Routes2Roots, our mission is to make quality education accessible to students, even in the most remote parts of India. Achieving this requires innovative technologies that empower teachers and enhance learning outcomes."

"This partnership with Tata ClassEdge provides a significant boost to that mission. We share a common goal of bridging the educational divide and ensuring that students, particularly in underserved areas, have access to the best educational tools. Together, we aim to make a lasting impact on the future of education in India," Gupta added.