KITE brings a digital makeover to State School Arts Festival
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Why in news
Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education (KITE) transformed the 64th State School Arts Festival in Thrissur into a fully digital event using an online portal and mobile application.
Background
The festival utilized the platform www.ulsavam.kite.kerala.gov.in to manage registration, certificate distribution, and competition management. The system provides real-time updates, live broadcasts, and a digital archive for arts festival works.
Facts for Prelims
- BodyKITE: Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education
- FactThe 64th State School Arts Festival was held in Thrissur
- S&TThe digital platform includes real-time updates, live broadcasts, and a digital archive for arts works
For Mains
Q. Discuss how the integration of digital infrastructure in cultural and educational events can enhance transparency and accessibility in public service delivery.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Data integrity: Ensuring secure storage and verification of digital certificates and student records
- Digital divide: Addressing accessibility for students in rural areas with limited internet connectivity
Keywords: Digital Transformation · E-governance · Educational Infrastructure · Public Service Delivery · Transparency
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