The Learning Curve: Intel and TOI Reimagine Digital Trust in Indian Classrooms

In a landmark move to reshape perceptions around technology in education, Intel and The Times of India have launched The Learning Curve—a nationwide campaign aimed at bridging India’s digital trust gap. With over 248 million school-age children and only 57.2% of schools equipped with functional computers, the initiative addresses both infrastructural and attitudinal challenges.

Key Highlights:

- The campaign is built on insights from over 100,000 parents and educators

- 55% of surveyed parents view AI as risky for critical thinking

- 43% actively seek expert guidance on safe tech use in learning

- The initiative aligns with NEP 2020 and UNESCO’s vision for inclusive digital education

Core Pillars of the Campaign:

- Empowerment Through Education

- PCs positioned as personalized tutors and productivity partners

- AI-powered tools designed to support curiosity and mastery

- Ethical and Safe Technology Use

- Intel-powered PCs with parental controls and privacy safeguards

- Emphasis on secure, distraction-free learning environments

- Cultural Relevance and Real Stories

- Voices from Soha Ali Khan, Kranti Redkar, and Prithi Ashwin share parenting journeys

- Ranjitsinh Disale, Global Teacher Prize winner, advocates for tech-enabled classrooms

Why It Matters:

The Learning Curve isn’t just a campaign—it’s a movement to rebuild trust in digital learning. By combining emotional storytelling with expert insights, it offers a roadmap for responsible tech adoption in Indian education.

Sources: The Print, Times of India, NewsBytes, The Week, Digital Terminal, PTI, SiliconIndia