new delhi delhi governments schools of excellence will use technology for a greater connect between students and teachers under the project called connected classroom students will be provided chromebook laptops and imparted lessons through 2d and 3d slides and educational videos the teachers have already been trained to use tools like google slide and educational videosthese five schools established last year are in english medium and have 40 students per sectionaccording to the directorate of education the connected classroom project will provide a technologyenabled learning environment where studentlearning interactions with teachers and peers are fully supported through strategic use of ict toolsone of the computer teachers who has undergone training said in the connected classroom we were taught to use google services and tools we were trained in using google classroom slides and other educational services a representative from google was also present at the training session another teacher added that a multimedia learning environment would be created in all classrooms so that students could make the best use of technology most teachers who attended the training session stated that the idea was to make both teaching and learning enjoyable as one teacher said for subjects like biology physics and chemistry if students are shown 2d and 3d images to explain concepts their retention will definitely be better meena sharma principal of school of excellence rohini sector 17 where the training was held said teachers had reacted positively to the experiment the teachers said it was a wonderful experience and they learnt a lot of new things the aim is to give access to technology to students a feedback meeting is also scheduled for april 12 at doe officeaccording to an official in doe the connected classroom would enhance studentteacher relationship by allowing teachers the ability to provide instant feedback opportunity for blended or flipped instructions and access to learning outside of the traditional settings