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knowledge questions magazine Published this article page no  142 Socialisation: It is important to ensure adequate opportunities for social bonding and invest in the emotional wellbeing of students, which is largely compromised due to the siloed nature of digital lessons. Data protection: There should be well-documented processes and policies on how the data is being collected, stored, processed, analysed and used. Contact details of data privacy and legal offices of EdTech firms should be made available to end-users. Raising awareness: Educational institutions and government education departments should facilitate awareness campaigns, conduct regular auditing and performance reviews of these Edtech programmes. Dos and Donts released by Ministry of Education (MoE) for various stakeholders Avoid Automatic debit option for payment of subscription fee. Do not blindly trust the advertisements of the ed-tech companies Go through the child safety guidelines mentioned in the PRAGYATA guidelines by MoE before using any ed-tech platform. 74Do not allow purchases without parental consent. To avoid in-app purchases; OTP based payment methods may be adopted as per RBIs guidelines. MoE also asked EdTEch companies to comply with the following: Ed-tech companies which may be considered e-commerce entities have to comply with Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020. Advertisements of Educational Institutions including the Ed-tech companies and Programs shall comply with ASCIs Code for Self-Regulation in advertising knowledge questions magazine buy. 


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