Digital education has seen a remarkable boom in recent years, with the pace of change accelerating at an unprecedented rate. However, despite this growth, the quality and access to education remain significant challenges. In an interview, Harini J., a senior executive in the learning and development (L&D) division of a top financial firm, highlighted the urgent need for reskilling in the BFSI workforce. She noted that about half the workforce will need to reskill in the next few years, but unfortunately, many institutions are still working with outdated learning frameworks.
The consequences of this gap are far-reaching. In the education sector, the effects of outdated learning frameworks are felt acutely. Students and teachers alike struggle to keep up with the rapidly changing demands of the digital age. As Amélie P. Heldt aptly put it in her study on EU Digital Services Act,
Originally published on https://www.policycircle.org/opinion/digital-education-online-learning/
