Welcoming remote communities and individuals to digital India.
We aim at giving the students in border area schools based in high altitude mountainous villages of Ladakh the facility of e-learning. Ensuring that all students in this remote area have access to a range of high quality education through our e-learning digital aid in form of Projectors and Tablets with content aligned to the teaching curriculum. The digitalization or e-learning provided is not for a smart classroom concept, as many of educators still understand it as a simple conglomerate of an eLearning course, used as a pre-work or post-work, with traditional training.

Goldenmile learning initiates a blended e-learning classroom concept. The idea behind is not alone to use e-learning as an alternative but to inculcate it in daily classroom timetable by blending the traditional and contemporary approach of education. The unexplored mechanicals aren’t glued to the school system and thereafter left at mercy of teachers. But a SOP (Standard operating procedure) is followed in terms of know-how teacher’s training, follow ups, recording usage, recording procs and cons and tracking impacts, all taken care by the appointed GML teacher coordinators from the schools, school’s Principal/Headmaster/In-charge and Goldenmile Learning Mentor K.Srinivasan and GML Regional Head, Rinchen Angmo Goba who are based in Ladakh throughout the academic year.

2017 started with Goldenmile learning shortlisting 10 +1 schools (list attached at the end) where we provided the newly sourced rustic projector that suits the harsh environment of the Ladakh. Highlight of our gadgets being, 2-3 hours of battery back-up and really high lumens (in comparison to the 45 mins backup in the previous projector), with 2 USB port and inbuilt Bluetooth, with wireless remote that helps in monitoring the device from all four angles and inbuilt with the World class Pearson’s (NCERT) offline content that is mapped with the text books used in the schools of Ladakh. The projector was solely sourced keeping the needs of Ladakh and its students in mind. The newly sourced Projector and the contents was a step-ahead of the ones provided in the previous years by GML.
Started in 2013 and currently placed in 20 schools, where we have provided the newly sourced robust projector that suits the harsh environment of Ladakh.

Future plans:

1. In 2018 we will be adding 5-7 schools, 2 from Nubra zone, 1 from Changthang, 1 Lamyuru, 1 from Sakti and 2 will be selected via Campaign (reaching 600 students and 100 teachers approx.) and facilitating them. GML will be bringing 18-25 GML projectors and 120 GML tablets in 2018.
2. We will also be setting up a self-study center where the students during vacations and other times can do there self-studies through 5 tablets and a projector with offline content that will be set up in the center.
3. Magic box will be the next support & facilitation by GML learning to other organizations and people. Where 2 boxes will be made, which will have;
a). E-Magic Box will contain all digital tools that can be borrowed from us for certain programs & training sessions for a good cause.
b). Magic tool-box will contain simple yet interesting and critical thinking games and tools for workshops and programs conducted in schools or educational training programs which could be borrowed for workshops and trainings. The tools sourced will help foster thoughtful communication as Icebreakers can play an important role in helping people integrate and connect with one-another.