
Interactive LIVE virtual classroom solution for the medical students
How Government Medical College Thiruvananthapuram Successfully Conducted Online Classes During Covid-19 using the virtual classroom solution developed by Enfin
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Interactive LIVE virtual classroom solution for the medical students
How Government Medical College Thiruvananthapuram Successfully Conducted Online Classes During Covid-19 using the virtual classroom solution developed by Enfin
- Industry
- Healthcare, eLearning
- Business Type
- Public Sector
- Services provided
- Conceptualization, Design, Development and Deployment
Introduction
Government Medical College Thiruvananthapuram (TMC) is a prestigious medical college located in Thiruvananthapuram, the capital city of Kerala, India. It is a government-funded institution that provides medical education and healthcare services to the people of Kerala and neighbouring states. Established in 1951, the college has a rich legacy of academic excellence and has produced many renowned doctors, researchers, and medical professionals over the years.
TMC has a diverse faculty of experienced professors, doctors, and healthcare professionals who are committed to providing high-quality medical education and training to their students. TMC is also actively involved in medical research and has collaborations with many national and international organizations.
The Problem
The Covid-19 pandemic had caused nationwide lockdowns in India, forcing educational institutions to close their campuses and shift to online modes of education. TMC was facing a similar challenge, as the college had to temporarily suspend its regular classes to comply with the government’s directives. Medical college professors were looking for a reliable system to conduct online classes that could cater to the needs of their students. TMC required a software solution that could handle multiple batches, accommodate thousands of students and provide real-time interaction between professors and students.