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Cisco’s ‘Dwara’ to connect educators



Cisco Technologies announced the launch of the Cisco Education Enabled Development (CEED), a collaborative, cloud-based video interaction solution that will enable efficient delivery of education and skills development courses.
Named Dwara, after the Sanskrit word for portal to signify a doorway to a new future, this is Cisco’s first foray into the ‘Internet of everything’ solutions.
Dwara will allow educators in rural areas to connect with experts and trainers from urban centres.
According to a release from Cisco, CEED hardware is designed for harsh environments where temperature and dust can be high. It is energy efficient and uses 40 per cent less power, and thus ideal for rural environments.
“With a built-in router that also acts as a Wi-Fi access point, a computer and a projection device, this solution allows multiple students using devices like the Akash tablet that the [Union government] is trying to develop, to share a single Internet connection. It can also facilitate connections to well-known education portals such as the one produced by the National Information Centre,” the release said.

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