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Education App, Notebook, announces free access till May 31

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April 2, 2020
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Notebook app, a school education app, has announced to provide access to its content for all schools and students across India till May 31 as a gesture of support in fight against COVID-19.

Notebook is a digital content portal that allows children and parents to learn topics in their respective school syllabi through engaging videos and notes.  Its vernacular feature allows children to learn their syllabus in their regional languages.

Achin Bhattacharyya CEO and Founder Notebook said “At this juncture, when the entire world is going through the biggest humanitarian crisis of our lifetime, as a brand we intend to stand shoulder to shoulder with every student, parent, and teacher. The entire human race is affected by this single the threat which has suddenly appeared from nowhere and made us understand that the entire globe is an interconnected community wherein we can’t exist in isolation and the state of wellbeing of our neighbor is as important as our own wellbeing. Thus we have made our entire content catering to CBSE, ICSE, UP state board, West Bengal state board fully free till 31st May 2020 (and will extend the same if required).

In the given circumstance when the entire nation stands united in our resolve to defeat this pandemic and our health professionals, public representatives, bureaucrats, Police, and suppliers of essential commodities are working round the clock to keep all of us safe, I believe that this is the minimum we can do to contribute our own small bit towards the cause, Jai Hind.”

Students will be able to study all topics in their syllabus through engaging videos and also benefit from a ‘unique pedagogy’ that revolves around the augmented storytelling approach.

Notebook also has a huge question bank for practice that the students (especially those in their board year) can benefit from.

For more information and to enroll for a free Notebook app access, visit www.notebook.school 

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