Core idea Virtual labs make science education more accessible by replacing expensive, scarce equipment with safe, browser‑based experiments that students can run repeatedly on any device—expanding hands‑on practice to remote and under‑resourced settings while aligning with curricula and assessments. Why access improves Evidence and 2025 signals Design principles that work India spotlight Guardrails and gaps … Read more
Core idea Virtual labs make STEM more accessible by removing cost and location barriers, offering safe, repeatable experiments on any device, and providing 24/7 access with built‑in tutorials and assessments—so students in under‑resourced or remote contexts can gain practical experience comparable to well‑equipped campuses. Why access improves Evidence and 2025 signals Design principles that matter … Read more
Core idea Digital inclusion underpins equitable access to modern education and jobs: without affordable connectivity, devices, skills, and accessible design, technology widens gaps instead of closing them, undermining student success and social mobility. What digital inclusion means in education Why it’s critical now Policy and leadership actions India and global momentum Bottom line Digital inclusion … Read more
Core idea EdTech is reshaping early childhood education by augmenting play‑based, developmentally appropriate practice with adaptive, multimodal tools—AI storytelling, interactive apps, voice assistance, and parent‑school communication—that personalize learning, support SEL, and extend access beyond the classroom when used within clear screen‑time, privacy, and inclusion guardrails. What’s changing in early years India spotlight and public digital … Read more
AI‑powered SaaS is making digital experiences more accessible by adding live captions and comprehension aids, AI vision assistance for blind and low‑vision users, automated PDF tagging, auto‑generated alt text, and intelligent accessibility testing directly into everyday apps and developer workflows. These capabilities reduce manual remediation, expand inclusivity across disabilities and languages, and bring accessibility into routine content … Read more
SaaS products are central to work, education, and commerce—so if they aren’t accessible, they effectively exclude millions of users and expose organizations to legal and contractual risk. In 2025, regulations and buyer expectations have tightened: WCAG 2.2 is now the reference standard across major jurisdictions, accessibility is increasingly mandated in contracts, and automated scans alone … Read more
Introduction With June 2025 marking the final compliance deadline for digital accessibility in many regions, SaaS companies can no longer treat accessibility as a secondary concern. Ensuring accessibility—creating software that everyone can use, regardless of ability—is now a business-critical mandate, shaping legal requirements, market opportunities, and user experiences for the entire SaaS sector. Key Reasons … Read more